Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-04-06
News of Woodstock.

NEWS vi WOUuStUCk
Notice WA, received Friday that
State Board of Health had APP
nted Lconard II. Pratt health
Ger forthiS town. g,
5ilbertA Davis of Windsor was
town Friday.
w. S. French was III Boston a
Y or two this week.
e. M. White has sold his honSc
the "Boulcvard" to b. IL. PIN
Ry.
There will be a special meeting
the Daughters of the American
evolution at the chapter room ON
,esday evening, \pril 9, at 7.So
lock.
tMiss {. \. Bartlett is spending
week in New York.
| il. Miss Frances : Southgatr is NiS-
,ng in Brookinc. Mass.
h A. E. Ordwav went to Boston
riday.
Joseph II. Dwyer of Plymouth
as before Justice Thompson on
eb. 22d ON a charge of selling
,quor and was to have appeared in
I,stice Court AGAIN April I>t t" settle
p. He has skipped ont, however.
,rfeitiug his bail of $50, which his
ondsman. CLAYTON Allard, has been
tbliged to pay. Dryer. it is said,
Nume to Woodstock April rSt all
GIN, but didn't stop to interview
,e authcritlcs.
A current item SAYS:
David Hitchcock, u, for many
years prominent business man OF
Boston, who died Monday. was Il
native of Woodstock. He was en-
gagged First in the crockcr> and glass
ware tradc and later IN the boot and
shoe Business in Boston. tie was
,ne OF the organizers ot the Nation
| ii Tube works which NOW tolm Il
,art of the steel trust. He held the
position of president and chairman
IF thefnancc committee of the Tnhc
Works company. lie was also
president for many years of the
|American Water Works Guaranty
COMPANY of Pittsburg. Pa. a COM
pany With capitalization OF S.
|ooo, 900.
The New England Telephone
COMPANY has placed instruments IN
II. l.. Adams store. DR., T.. b.
Mack's house, G. +. Woodruf(s
house, +. \. Wilson'S house,
Whites market. +. II. dillingham; )
store. Walter l.. Wood, represent
ling the company. has recently in
stalleua long distance cabinet set in
g. n. DAYS house.
Gardncr AIaccartN is moving from
South pomfrct into the new house
|on Mountain avenue next to the
Methodist pa sonagr.
The officers OF the new Wood
stock Chapter, Order of the Eastern
|Star, We're installed It, Masonic hail
"Wednesday evening, Officers and
members of Winona chapter from
White River Junction and Hartford
were present, coming hN special
train, to cNcmplitv work in the new
chapter, and following this the
grand officers. including J s..
Weeks of st. lohn>burv, worthy
patrpn, instituted the chapter and
installed the officers. Refreshments
were served after the exercises and
the visitors lett about /. o'clock.
Irwin G. White received word ut
Windsor Monday of the serious i'll
ness of his wife at Concord. \. H.,
and q letter from him there ON Tues
day announced her death on Mon.
day night No other particulars are
known here vet. In May, 1905, the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. White.
who were both living here. died.
and this so affected the witc's health
andSmind that She waSa tcw months
later taken to a hospital in Concord.
N. HI. where She has since re-
mained, Mrs. White was born in
Chesterfield, y. H.. bat the funeral
services were held in Kccnc. Mr.
White, former home. Mrs. White,
the circumstance of whose lines.
aroused much sympathy among the
friends of herself and husband here
Ieaxe> daughter. Airline, who i.
noH living with IN aunt. a sister OF
Mn. White, in Seymour, Conn.
george PAYNE went TO Boston