Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-04-20
HARTLAND.

teen sheep of which he IS very
proud, they having given birth to
twenty-six lambs this season.
Mrs. l.. A. Shcdd went to Boston
last Thursday to visit her daughter
Clara.
Schools open next Monday with
the following teachers in charge:
Center, Jennie Nj. Paige.
llartland High, Winnifred Rich.
Harland Primary, Mamie Stevens.
Webster district, Bessie Wright.
Crookcr district, Miss White.
Hartland Hill, Eva Colby.
Hartland Four Corners, Grace II.
Strong.
Ficldsville, Lottie Gould.
Jcnneville, Mary White.
Albeit "A. Stllrtevant returned to
Hartford, Conn. "Wednesday nfter
spending a week with his family,
Mrs. Kate Stahl and Sarah are
with friends in Boston.
Frank &. Stevens returned to his
studies in Middetown, Ct, last
week.
Miss Mary Adams is working in
Windsor.
Il. w. Headle and J. II Snow
took trip to Proctorsville and Per-
kinsville last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Royce OF West
" indsor is at her home in this VII
lage for little time.
Mrs. Sarah Benham spent day
with friends IN White River June
ton last week.
Rev. L. l.. NJ. Barnes of Newton
vile. Mass, was visitor in town
last week.
Mrs. {. +. Sturtevant and Paul
returned from visit in Boston last
Saturday.
Miss Helen Britton has recovered
from her recent illness and returned
home last Wednesday.
w. II. Ilerrick of Haworth, n.
j., spent Sunday with his son.
+. J. Hadley Ct Hinsdale is at
Rev. A. &. Dement'S.
Mrs. L. S. Ainsworth spent Sun
day with her daughter in Bellows
Falls
Miss Eldrcdyc returned from New
York last week.
Miss Jessie Penniman returned to
Boston Tuesday morning.
Miss Ethel Rogers came home
Wednesday after spending the Win
ter with her grandmother in Nor
witch.
George +. Woodward was quite
sick the first Of the week.
A large number gathered in the
Congregational church last Sunday
evening to listen to the following
program: Music by chorus, reci-
tations by the children, readings by
Misses Jennie NJ. Paige and Pearl
Z. Sturtevant, and cello solo by
DR.. II. b. ketchum. The church
was very prettily decorated with
potted plants. ferns and palms.
Dix Bagley spent Sunday with
friends in Lebanon.
Miss Addie l.. Britton of Wood
stock is at home for Il little time.
G. V. n. Winslow spent Friday
and Saturday in Worcester. Mass.
F J. Reed has opened a livery
stable.
Rev. Levi Wild was at his home
in Royalton the first of the week.
Jay q. Underwood and +. J.
Reed took Il business trip to Felch-
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Gill and baby Of llinsdale,
\. H., are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eta Strcctcr, at W. S. Merritt's.
Mrs. Myra Vaughan returned
from several weeks stay in the
hospital 1T Hanover Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Chase spent Tuesday
with friends in White River juno
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sturtevant
were called to Bradford Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sturte-
wants brother-in-law, Mr.. Jones.
+. Chamberlain, who has been i'll
at +. =. Daniels for the past four
months, was taken to a hospital
Wednesday,.
Rev. \. {. bennett and Rev. +.
l.. NJ. Barnes are attending the con-
terence at Lyndonville this week.
y large audience gathered IN the
NJ. +. church last Sunday morning
to listen to Rev. a. {. Dement'S
farewell sermon. Everyone is sorry
to lose this young. able christian
worker. Not only tie church will
miss him but the whole community.
Mrs. Levi Wild and David spent
Wednesday with friends in White
River Junction.
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