Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-04-13

ago last December. \ yearago last
January Mr.. and Mrs. Emery went
to Wakefield to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck. While there Mrs. Emery
was taken i'll and has since remained
there. where her husband found en-
ploy mcnt. returning here but once
for brief visit She leaves son.
The body was brought here Friday.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
and son Benjamin, and DR.. I. Z.
Montague, Funeral services were
held at the Christian church at =,
O'Clock. Rev. NJ. L. Morrill, oiliciat-
ing. and intcrmcnt was in Riverside
cemetery.
Mrs. J. l.. Dana went to Peabody
this week for short time.
Mrs. W. :. Dana OF Turner's Fall,
is at Mrs. +. NJ. Dana's for n few
days. Mr.. Dana was here Over
Sunday.
Very rarely has such q large body
of snow gone off as quietly and
easily as during the past few days.
The continuous rains have caused
disastrous floods in many portions
of New England but no material
damage has been done about here
though the river and small streams
have been very high.
Mr.. Perkins is making very posi-
tive progress in tearing down the
Churchill house and twill he only a
few DAYS when the old house will be
but 4 memory.
Victor Bosquet, operator at the
Western Union office is in Montpe-
licr for Il few days. 6. ]. Carter Of
Lebanon. y. H., taking his place
here.
Rev. !. +. Simmons has been APP
pointed member Of the board of
school directors to fill the vacancy
caused bv Leon f. SIMPSONS re-
moval from town. He will con-
tinuc to act as superintendent.
The marriage of Mr.. John l..
Chandler and Mrs. Daisy b. Simser
took place at st. James church
Tuesday evening at s O'Clock, the
ceremony being performed by the
rector, Rev. J. d. Ewing. The
bride was given away by Eugene A.
Thomas. MIR. and Mrs. Chandler
are now on Il wedding tour and will
return soon to reside ut the New
Park hotel.
Linn Corey and S. S. S. Camp
bell were at DR.. w. II. Corev's Sun
day. returning to I. Y. Nj. Monday.
Lemucl Myers is in Woodstock
again for the first time since he lost
Il foot in Il railroad accident at
White River Junction last Thanks
giving dav, and Is STAYING at II. {.
Thompson'S.
Rev. w. Daunt Scott, a friend of
Rev. J. -. Ewing, who has spent
the winter at the Inn, has received Il
call from Salt Lake City, Utah, his
former field. to rc-cnter the ministry,
and has written his acceptance. He
will start for the west within Il
week. Rev. MIR. Scott has found
many friends here and has been a
very welcome guest at social gather
ings of the past winter. The Salt
Lake Daily Herald of April | says
regarding the call:
If Rev W. Daunt Scott should
conclude to accept a call that has
been made upon him to return to
Salt Lake and to re-enter the Epis-
copa!ian ministry, he will not only
find il most cordial welcome from
his many old friends, but a tender to
take up the work where he left off
last summer when his health broke
down under Il fearful nervous strain.
The call which has been made to
Mr.. Scott Is both from Bishop
Leonard and the entire congregation
Of st. Peters Chapel, over which the
popular clergyman presided before
he became associated with st. Pdul's
church.
Yesterday afternoon, at the close
OF service at St. Peters chapel, Il
business meeting of the commune
cants was held ut their request, when
the matter of extending Il call to MIR.
Scott was brought to the attention OF
Bishop Leonard. In evidence Of
their sincerity OF purpose, Il petition
was presented to the bishop, signed
by all of the commandments of the
parish, urging him to request the re-
turn of their former pastor. The
petition drew attention to the fact
that there was no dissenting senti-
ment among the several score of
members of the church in the north
western part of the city, that the
welfare Of the mission would be
subScrvcd TO the utmost by the ,e-
turn OF the much esteemed minister.
.Ntter persuing the petition of st.
Peter worShippers and patrons,
Bishop Leonard made the announce
mcnt that he had already written to
MIR. Scott, who is now in Wood