Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-04-28
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

+. {. Southgatc and VIM. Batch
elder were in Weather sticld this
week attending Il nearing before cN-
Gov. w. p. billing CHAM.
MISS Nina King went to Ran
doph Tuesday, where she is to
h teach school.
" Miss Alice l.. Eaton returned to
81 her school in Belmont, Mass, Mon
day.
III G. NJ. White is building 4 barn
N on his lot near the Country club
n grounds.
Mrs. IL. G. Gushing went to l'os-
ton Monday to spend Il few DAYS.
4 Mrs. Robert Dinsmore and daush-
Ter of Jamestown. y. ", aye visit
ling here.
III Mrs. II. a. Willis has rcrIrne q
~ from Windsor and is at Mrs. X. NJ.
Russel's.
Miss Mary f. Brooks returned
from Titusville, Pa, " rdne sdav,
having spent week in New York
on her way home.
The wind storm about noon
Thursday blew down b. Jones
sign from the front of his store.
The fishing season opens tuesday,
INLAY l. Some of the veteran anglers
I prophecy Il good catch this wear and
one of them has promised to come in
with a good string.
Mrs, Hattie Gailiard and Mrs.
Helen Dodge are at the Faulkner
residence on Nj ountain avenue,
- which is opened for the summer.
Mrs. Harold 5. Dana went to
Hanover, \. H., I thursday to attend
the funeral of cousin, Mir, Susan
"A. Brown.
Mrs. Neil Mason and children,
Ewho have been spending il little time
with Mrs. Mas.n's mother, Mrs. Nj.
" l.. Morrill,, returns to her home in
Berlin, y. H., today.
Allen Smith returned to Smith
willie, \. j., Monday after spending
the Easter vacation here.
For the convenience of the ublic
the post office department is turnist.-
Ing postage stamps of the two. cent
lent denomination in small bound
looks which contain IL. Il, or IS
Ramps. The books ale sold at an
tlvance of one cent on the value of
he stamps, those containing -
Itamps selling at IS cents, "a at 10
tents and IS at 81 ceats. They are
bf pocket book size and contain
pages of six stamps, interleaved
with paratfine paper. The books
ire not redeemablc.
Rev. 6. f. Partridge preached at
be Methodist church Sunday, his
ew charge. This week he has been
j Windsor and will return Saturday
fifth his family. Rev. +. d. Handy,
sho has been prstol here tor two
ears, left this week with his family
p, Newbury, where he is assigned
pr the coming year.
Frank Tillotson, son OF the late
lev. b. Nj. Til|otson, pastor Of the
niversalst church here about Il
pzen years ago, died at St. Johns
,ry "Wednesday, April is. He
me from California about Il month
10 to be with his family. He had
be grip TIE first of the year, which
esulted in quick consumption. For
lany years he was engaged in rail
ad work and II years ago went to
Alitornia, returning onl, once to
end Il month in the east. During
fathers passionate in Woodstock
was frequent visitor here. He
rs in his Soth year.
Mrs. J. ID Beeman, wife of the
stor of Trinity NJ. Z. church at
buth Royalton, died ut her home
hturday of heart failure. aged 81
Fas. She had been Frustrated for
|out week with pneumonia but
Rs considered out oflslanger. Mrs.
feman was for two years resident
Woodstock while her husband
IS pastor of the Methodist church
re-. She leaves one son, Mason.
Brookline, Mass. She was an
Unable woman and her death is a
IS to the community as well as to
church.