Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-16
MAITLAND.

ID. {. Clark and daughter, Mary
Clark of Oxford, y. H., son-in-law
and granddaughter; Il daughter,
Mrs. Il. W. lleadIe, two sons, +,
{. and ". I. Richardson; grand.
son, Eddie Richardson, a great-grand-
Marion Reed, aged four
wears, who made the birthday cake
with the assistance of her grand
mother, Mrs. lleadIe. Mr.. Rich
ardson was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts,
ID. {. Clark Of Orfo,d, was Il
guest of his mothci-in-law, Mrs. \.
L Richardson, several DAYS last
week.
Mrs. +. B. Markham spent Satur-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Y. d.
Fraser, in Woodstock.
Miss Lucy Hammond is spending
her vacation in Woodstock.
Schools closed last Friday for II
three weeks vacation.
Miss May Clark returned to Or.
ford last Saturday after spending
several weeks in town with her
grandmother, Mrs. y. +. Richard
son.
II. a. Walker and wife spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Davis, An.
ME and Frederick, returned Friday
from Il carriage drive through New
Hampshire. New York and Massa-
chusetts.
+. \. Durphcy was injured Sat
urday bv Il board striking him.
Miss Pearl L. Sturtevant went to
Woodstock W cdnesday to visit her
uncle, Fred y. Marsh.
The pupils of Miss Harris school
gave the play, "Little Men," in the
Hotel Hall last Friday evening.
Many interesting tableaux were
shown between the acts. The pu-
pills were well trained and rendered
their parts to the qualification Of the
large audience which gathered to
hear them. Proceeds 81.
Mrs. Alkaline y. Sturtevant re-
turned from Il two weeks visit in
Springfield and keene last Monday
c. S. SHckney of Hollis, \. H.,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A..
b. Howe.
G. E. Billings finished his school
in Bridgewater and came home Sun.
day to spend his vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Billings.
II. a. Walker has purchased the
Ann \. Case farm in this village for
5000
Rev. {. r. Lansing preached IN
Pownal last Sunday.
Mrs. F, p, Reyes is quite i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. ]. G. Merrill is very sick at
the home of her son Ernest,
DR.. f. p. Reyes spent several
DAYS of last week in Brooklyn.
Frank Chambers and family were
called to Claremont Tuesday by the
serions illness of Mrs. Chambers.
Jay G. Underwood spent last week
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Perkins have
moved into l.. w. Smiths house.
Mrs. PhiIa LaSure, wife of c. y.
Gill. died last FRIDAY aged IS Years.
She leaves a husband, two sisters,
Mrs. n. Spafford and Miss Ruth
LaSure, a brother. Frederick La
Sure.
The school closed in the Center
district last Friday evening with the
following program:
Recitation, a Birds Song, Ruby Chase.
Song, An Autumn Flower, School,
Recitation, I'll Try, Oliver MurDhcy
Dialogue, Our Boy, Edith Chase and
md Nellie White.
Song, Love Pussy, school.
Recitation, The Round World, Julian
Murphey.
Dialogue, A Boy Grocery, Willie White,
Sylvester Rogers, Julian and Oliver Muir
)hey, Homer Chase.
Song, What Sheep Are For, school
Recitation, Don't Worry, Edith Chase.
Song, An Old Spider, school.
Recitation, How Father Joined the
Lodge, Sylvester Rogers.
Song, Yankee boobies Children. school
Dialogue, Put Things in Their Place,
Edith, Blanche and Ruby Chase, W lille
White and Sylvester Bogcrs.
Song. Snow Song, Edith Chase.
Recitation, Don't Shrk, Homer Chase.
Recitation, Bills in Trouble, Willie
White.
Song, Poor Babes in the Wood. Edith
jhaSe.
Recitation, l Won't Stay, Homer Chase.
song. Sleep, Dolly, Sleep, Blanche Chase.
Recitation, The Backwoods Baby, Blanche
'haSe.
Song, In Our School Room, scho,l.
Willie White was perfect in SPELL
ng, Edith, Blanche and Homer
Chase missing only one word dur
ng the term. Jennie M. Paige,
eacher.
HARTLAND FOUR CORNERS.
Miss Lucy F. Hammond. having
inished very successful term Of
school here in the village, has re-
urned to her home in Woodstock.
Ernest French has returned to
Windsor to work.
G. 5. Priest and wife, who have
been visiting few weeks, returned