Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-06-28
MAITLAND.

Mrs Alkaline A. Sturtevant, Mrs.
Clarence E. Sturtevant and daugh
ter Addie attended the funeral of
the formers granddaughter, Miss
Elsie Sturtevant, in Cornish last
week.
Mrs. Frederick Curry of Mil
ford, Conn, is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Darrell, for the
summer. ~ q flI. NJ
Mrs. w, E. Britton has returned
from Barre.
r. w. Headle took Il business
trip to Bellows Falls and Wilder
last week. ..... 3D.. .......
Mrs. Chas. Manchester returned
to Providence, Il. l., last Wednes-
day. ..aa ..n U." p
Mrs. Martha Darrell went to Lake
Sunapee last Saturday to remain for
the season.
Mrs. Lucie M. Spear of Windso,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
son, Edwin A. Spear. ... l..
Mrs. Homer Fl. Bates and daugh-
ter Olive of Union Village spent
Sunday in town with her mother
in-law, Mrs. Miranda Bates,
Mrs. Nancy Cook Of w. r. juno.
ton and Mrs. Reynolds of North
field, Mimi, spent day last week
with Mrs. Nancy Hamilton Rich
ardson and daughter, Mrs. r. w.
Headle. ...
Edwin Hazen of Middletown,
Conn, is a guest of Mrs. F. p.
Labaree this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. H. ellison of
Windsor spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gil
son.
Mrs. A. S. Bates is at home from
Montreal and opened her house for
the summer. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Stevens
and daughter Ethlyn OF Claremont
spent Sunday in town with her
mother, Mrs Susan Stevens.
Mrs. V. D. Fraser and daughter
Hazel Of Woodstock spent last week
in town with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. E. B. Markham.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gilchrist of New
port spent last week at E. S. Aims
worth's.
Miss Ellen Benjamin returned
from her visit in Montpelier last
Saturday. ....
Mrs. Gray and daughter, Mrs.
Rogers of Hartford, Conn, are
boarding at ]. H. Shows for the
season.
Walter Spaulding of Exeter, N.
H., is with his grandmother, Mrs.
Maria Spaulding, for the summer.
Miss Helen F. Britton is spend
ing the week in Hanover.
Schools closed in town last Friday
for the vacation. Perfect in attend
ance in village school, Guy Paige,
Lena, Jean Darrell, Wallace Ha-
ley, Frances Lobdell. The children
had IA picnic on the Congregational
church lawn. ... .......
Mrs. Jay G. Underwood presided
at the Congregational church organ
last Sunday morning.
7. II. Snow and J. G. Under
wood took a trip through eleven
towns of Windsor county last week.
Mrs. Susan Stevens and daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Hurlburt, have closed
their home in this village and gone
to Buffalo, N. Y, for a year.
Mrs. Mary Darrell and daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Rowell and daughters,
Sadie and Hazel, Of Milford, Conn,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Darrell for the summer.
The closing exercises of the Gem
ter school were held in Mr.. Aims
worth's grove last week Friday
afternoon at o.3o.
Recitation-The Children's Hour.
School
Recitaton-H How Competition Works,
Clara Hadley.
Song-Kind Words
Recitation-Pa's Victuals. g."
Edith Chase.
Recitation Safest Safety Wheel,
Willie White.
Song Happy School Days.
sssr Clara Hadley and Blanche Chase.
Dialogue-The Second Topsy,
Edith Chase Clara Hadley.
Recitation-Two and One,
Julian Murphy.
Recitat;on-The Star,
Oliver Murphy.
Song-The Birds and Blossoms.
Edith Chase and Clara Hadley.
Recitation have Friend,
Ruby Chase.
Dialogue-How the Evening was Spent.
Clara Hadey, Edith. Blanche. Homer
Chase. Willie White.
Recitation-W Wishing,
Blanche Chase
Recitation-Things boy can do.
Homer Chase.
Song-The Old School Bell.
Julia Hadley and Edith Chase
Julia, Clara Hadley, Edith. Blanche, Ho-
mer Chase, Willie White.
Recitation-The World
School.
Rccitation-Wi Winter Jewels, .......
.... Riley Murphy. .. DID,.
Recitation-The Children,
School.
A goodly number gathered to lis
ten to the children and were treated
to ice cream and cake by the schol-
airs after the exercises. Those per-
feet in attendance for the term were
Clara Hadley, Willie White and
Oliver Murphy. Riley Murphy abb