Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-03-31
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

The Lakeview club will launch a
new boat this spring, just completed
by E. II. Slayton.
B. E. Stockwell and family are to
occupy the house recently vacated
by E. X. Wright and moved in there
this week.
Mrs. Frederick Billings and fam
I lily sailed for Europe last Saturday
from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. e. ohnson
went to New York Monday, accom-
panying Miss Johnson, who sailed for
Havrc Thursday on the Touraine.
Misses Agnes Aitken and Florence
Fuller have been visiting in Boston
70, two weeks.
Part of the street lights We're out
Tuesday evening owing to broken
wire in the rear of the Phoenix
block.
Jerry Bourbon went to Mortified
Monday to spend the week.
A. NJ. Mills was up from Wind
sor Tuesday.
Erwin Nj. Nutting and Fred Bill
lings are at home from New York.
Through the agency of John Gil
man Lewis Bumblebee has been
granted pension of $I2 II month
from February IS, 1900.
Mrs. Haskell w. Gleason of
Somcrville, Mass, formerly Miss
Nellie Foss OF this place, died at her
home "Wednesday morning. She
was a cousin of Mrs. Emma Smith,
who went to Somcrvillc to attend
the funeral, held ON Flidiy. Mrs.
n Gleason will be remembered us Il
N summer visitor here for many Years.
One of +. Whites han' So c
span of blacks fell IN the depot yard
Thursday afternoon. The animal
was drawn on a stone boa, up to DR..
Corcy's infrmary and is under treat
ment there.
VIM. Emery and wife, VIII" have
been living in @. l.. kichmonds
house for year or more, are going
to Bridgewater in Il week or two
where they will reside with Burn.
4 side Thompson. They Il c staying
temporarily at Edward Emery's
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rich will move
4 into Mr.. Richmond's honse.
The annual Easter benefit tor Mis-,
Joys Home it is expected will be
held on the Monday evening follow
ing Easter Sunday. which will bt
April 10th. Full particulars viii! b,
given later.
Michael Coyne went to Massena
n. V, Tuesday intending to return
to day.
This weeks outing of the Countr,
club was sugar party at the clu'
house Friday evening.
AT o'clock Wednesday evening
Miss Ida Freeman, daughter o
George Freeman, and Mr.. Arthur
! Rowland, son of James Rowland
were married at the Methods
church, large number of friend
filling the auditorium during TIN
ceremony. The ceremony was per
formed BY Rev. F. d. Handy. H.
maid OF honor was Miss Lillian
Chandler, and Herbert Freeman
brother of the bride, was best man
The ushcrs were Messis. Clalen
Storie, Arthur Perkins, Elmer Stori
and Geo ge Stevens. Miss Mar
! Jones presided at the organ.
After several years of i'll healt
Rush Vaughan died ut his home Il
the Buck place Tuesday afternoon
March II. He was born i'll Sout
Pomfret IS years ago, the son c
Chauncey Vaughan. He was Ell
gagged IN farming until a few yea,
ago on the place in South Pomtrt
owned by him, but since then ha
devoted himself to poultry raising
in which he established Il sound Ter
utatlon and he was very successful
in this business. He taught SchoC
for several years, receiving his ow
education at the Randolph norm:
school and at the academy at Sout
Woodstock. On Nov. 10. 1886. NJ,
Vaughan was married to Mar
Phelps Marble, daughter of NJ
and Mrs. l.. 3. Marble. His viii