Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-07-27
News of Woodstock.

# LOST -- y pair of gold-howc,
,sprrtarlcs in case with pin attached
~ i'll finder please IcaNc at Merrill
drug store,
George II. Thompson, of Adams
tlrug store, is taking Il vacation at
his home in CavcndiSh.
Miss Alice Jones returned from
8Glouccstcr, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss May Morgan, who has been
fhc guest of Miss Southgatc for scv
era weeks, mas returned to Wash.
jngton, ID. {.
Mrs. f. S. Dana returned from
Brooklinc. Mass, this week.
In the finals Of the tennis tollrna-
Mcnt at the Inn Miss Edith Castle
and +. $. Dana defeated Miss MARY
Nail and J, y. Ewing.
Rev. o. II. Scott of W aShinyton
y. c., is the guest of Rev. !. d.
Ewing.
Tuesdays Rutland Herald saws
DEPUTY Sheriff L. G. Fish of
est Rutland has returned fom
" oodstock where he went SUNDAY
70 obtain information which would
connect the two tlamps arrested at
Springfield, Mass. the nth, with
the two persons, who broke into the
Cuttingsvile depot and also stole Il
horsc and rig at that place the night
Of the cd. The prisoners at 5 priny-
tield were irving to dispose of Il
ladv'S gold watch when arrested and
had on them clothing articles which
led the officers to think they came
from Vermont. Thci, physical pro-
poTtions We're almost Identical with
those of the CutlingSville thieves.
Mr.IFish took with him photographs
Of the Springfield prisoners and >is-
tied several people who had seen
the CuttingSvilIe thieves when they
passed through that section Il couple
Of days after the robbery. All were
positive that the suspects at Spring.
ned are not the men who passed
through Woodstock.
Miss Georgia Narcotic and Miss
G,arlouc Bourbon spent Sunday in
Mando pin with Mrs. Oils Dumas.
Miss Madeline Smith went to st.
Ahans Monday, and from there re-
tNrns to Chicago.
The hay harvest is over and II
Ma>y crop has been cut in this sec
tipn. The spring rains gave the
gf;'>S a start and nothing occurred
xtcr to i, tcrfcre with its ripcnins.
yen the sizzling heat Of the as
keN weeks was to the advantage OF
uH farmers and their barns are filled
tuthc roofs. Considerable hay has
Zen baled for market in this section
M year or two, most of it bcin.
shipped to Boston, where it sells for
rs to SIS Il ton.
~ illlam Davis, Mrs. Harry T..
DAVIS and two children and Mrs.
E.SA. Abbott are at Woodstock cot.
tage, Silver lake. for two weeks.
Mrs. |. II. Whitcomb and Henry
Whi,comb are also at Silver lake.
Thc Riverside Cemetery as>oci%-
ton has bought 4 snail piece of
iandof I. y. Pierce, on which there
IS Spring. and has put IN i pipe
from it to the pond in the cemetery.
The association will thus have an
ample water supply for its uses.
William +. Owen of New York
has given new pulpit to St. James
chufch as Il memorial to his wife.
who died here Il few weeks ago. 1t
will he put in next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Price returned
% Salem. Mass. Monday.
>cph Rhodes entertained party
ftCa the Inn at Maplcwood Thurs
day e> ening.
t.liEjttH
0r. {. l.. Dana arrived at the Inn
sd"y evening. The White
Moentain express. ON which he
cM4e up from New York, ran
thfpngh an open switch to a siding
nes Char!estown. \. H.. and
sM hed into gravel train stand.
ingrherc. Both locomotives were
wrecked and the baggage car of the
express turned bottom side up.
Engineer George II. Co,liss of the
c0nstruction train, whose duty it was
tQscc that the switch was closed.
Ms killed. 1t is supposed. as he
been at work for two successive
Is and nights. that he went TO
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