Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-03-08
News of Woodstock.

ble's big delivery team being the
first to discard runners.
Mrs. +. 5. Dana went to Boston
Wedue sday. From thc,e she goes
10 Washington. ID. G.. and will re-
turn here in une.
Woodchucks were out in Febru-
olry, one farmer noting this early
appearance as something very UNI
lsual.
MARCH, weather came along We'd
,esday, brisk snow storm arriving
n the afternoon.
WIN. Woods orchestra played
or the Minstrel show at Bridgewa-
er last week Friday evening.
The Country Club had q party at
he club house last evening. Woods
orchestral played.
AtA meeting of the new board of
chool, directors John f. Thompson
vas chosen chairman and p. c. Ken
lall clerk. Rev. G. +. Partridge
vas appointed school director
F. IN. Chapman returned to Rut
and Monday. In speaking of
Hood6tock- Rutland railroad pros
,ects lie remarked that he shouldn't
Dc surprised to see this town con-
,ected with Rutland by railroad
vithiua year.
The death of DR.. Edward Mott
AooiAs Que of the leading citizens Of
.2ochatter, y. Y, is reported. He
vasRif duatcd from the medical col
,gc n re in 1854. He was known
,romi&ently in the work of the Red
Cross pciety of New York state.
F. III Merrill has bought DR.. III.
r. Whitney's house on Mountain
Avenue.
Mis- Craig of Walpole, Mass, is
rhe nest Of Rev. and Mrs. f. &.
Putnam.
Il unnecessary to dwell upon
he merits of "The Fast Mall"
which will I've seen at Music Hall
ID Monday, March 10. It's success
10th in England and America is
hficient guarantee that patrons of
Music hall will receive their moneys
Worth. Usher's benefit. Tickets at
dorxan's, IS, so, IS.
Msk Clara Duthoit, who has
,assed the winter in England, en-
,ectsto sail tor this country March
'0, on the L.ucania. \ friend, Miss
3enusSft Of Nottingham, will accom-
any Ter and spend the summer in
Wo0dstock.
NIB. Lawrence died suddenly at
W. Al Views place on the Church
ill road, where he has worked for
L;everet wears, Monday morning. He
went 2 the barn early, where he
vas tognd dead by ii neishbor, who
Ind been summoned bv his wife. lie
lWas 8 years old. One brother,
Sl0n IA. Lawrence, and 4 sister,
MIRA. /. B. Spaulding of Taftsvile,
tirviSe him. The funeral sermon
viii III held Wednesday afternoon
! a thaA Christian church, Rev. NJ. +.
h Mofy1n attending.
Mira Frank b. Wentworth died
Aednesday evening at her home on
-outkstrcet, after Il weeks illness.
1crhpsband and two Young chill
lreu Survive her.
#IhdlL. E. Weymouth Furniture
o., iormerlv Ingalls, & WEYMOUTH,
- moving this week into the rooms
asst occupied by f. +. Wardwell on
yentral street.
Mrs. George II. Wood and VIM
Wood of Boston, and Miss Mary G..
doxSa of New York are at the Inn
or afew weeks.
The torty.hours devotionS will
axe place in the Catholic Church
douday. Tuesday and Wednesday
n&8 week. Services will be held
~ a. m. and 7.5o p. IN. Several
,'rieeeq from out of town are expect
d q rttend.
The Bethel mail now goes through
" lind and water route. the stage
low connecting on the storm
'eaeq shore of the White river at
Setn( with Il vessel specially char
ercd0r the transfer of mails and
'assengers.
The Hood did not hit Woodstock
ery.kard. and her twenty or thirty
T widUs are still standing.