Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-08-24
News of Woodstock.

Z Soldiers are coming to town Mon
# dav. Capt, romp<ins' troop, L. S.
M cavalry, 100 men, from Fort Ethan
'# Allen. are on their way to Windsor,
# and will camp here on the fair ground
NJ Monday night. The troop will also
camp here one night, August 60,
Il ON its return to Burlington, going to
NJ Mlcndon from here.
Base ball to-day: Wood,tock VS..
r Dartmouth NEEDLES.
Invitations have been issued for
n the marriage of Miss Clara Adele
n Gates. daughter of Mrs. Lucy \.
u Wilson, to Mr.. William Sewell Nor
N rill, of South Danburv, y. H., at
A the Christian church Sept. 18th. at /,
" o'clock.
y John McCarty of Springfield ,
n Mass, is spending n few days with
N l.. +. Merrill.
n Mrs. Catherine n. Buttcrlied. Sis
a ter of George, Charlie, NJ. and Frank
Il {. Perry. died at the lattcr's homc
81 Thursday morning, in her SD wear.
III IL Ter remains were taken to Nashua,
n y. H.. for burial beside her hl,s-
band.
n The Hampton students sang ut the
u Inn last evening.
n MIR. and Mrs. Harold {. French
a and daughter OF Dorchester. Mass,
N are at !. X. AIurdock's.
5Sa. Mrs. Marv Jane Morton, daughter
of the late Eliakim Johnson. died at
b Naverly, Mass, on Tuesday. Aug.
N 20. She had been an invalid Tor
N some wears. Mrs. Morton was born
N in Wallingford, VT. March, -.
q 1888. coming here when quite
"A Young, where she lived until her
u marriage to DR.. I.lo>d Morton. of
n Pawtucke,, Il. |. She resided there
\ to the time of his death and since
then has lived with her son. John
4 son Morton. in Boston. llcrlrmains
4 were brought here "Wednesday for
ntcrmcnt in River street cemetery.
4 Nus. Morton is survived Nv her sou,
her mother, two brothers, Henry {.
and William l.. Johnson, and two
sisters, Mrs. Charles !. Ives, Of c.
dar Rapids, la., and Mrs. Charlcs
Mackenzie. ot Franklin. Mass.
Mrs. Frederick Billings and I'rrl-
rlick Billings went to \orlhicld,
Mass. Thursday. expecting to re-
turn today, and the Misses Billings
went to Burlington "Wednesday tor
i short VISIT. Frank Ward, who
has been Il guest at "rhr Hill, has
returned TO Seabrigh,, y.
T.. ID. Chandler goes to Brandon
today to take Il position rs Il Soicitn,
with the New England Telephone
COMPANY.
With two rival "U ncle rommcr>"
lin town this week there is something
Jloiug in the theatrical line. Uncle
ON appcars for the second time
Tbs evening.
800 Fred Il. Shcrwin died suddenly
&zaat his home on South street Tuesday
z eNenlng. I'm overturned lamp had
caused Il slight blaze and he fell
Head soon after eNtingulshing it. He
MAS about $ wears old and leaves Il
Widow.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. llowes
. nd son OF Washington. ID. G., are
b llrrmon lloweS'.
Willard Washburn invited Il num-
Il Ter of his friends to Il corn roast on
tuesday evening.
The "Boulcvard' and Daniels
nradow are growing fast. This
Az Mr.. Daniels will build three or
''' Wo-story houses IN that BOOM
III w section of the village, and has
''odn'> ready tor them.
M f. b. Mack has bought X. \.
""Nr' : house on North Park street,
'"" VIII take possession Sept. IS.
~ \ye will move into the house
'A NlNel street which Dir Mack has
''cn occupying.
y number ct clever pencil and
>'"i"h drawings of wild animals bv
MISS Josephine Pi,kn were shown
:" 'Nr music room at the Inn Tues
'"N evening. and attracted much
S"'nnon. Miss Pitkin's work is we'll
Nn'Wn here. hut this is the frs, time
~ '''> had an exhibition of animal