Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-06-27
HARTLAND.

and Sunday with his father in East
Barnard.
The following change has been
made in the departure of trains from
Hartland station: The train for
merly leaving at 1913 noon for the
south now leaves At I2,o6; the train
formerly leaving at 7.59 p. m. for
the north now leaves at 1888 p. NJ.
Miss Dora T. Pcnniman of Cam
bridge, Mass, is in town.
II. w. Headle took a business trip
to Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay 6. Underwood
spent from Monday to Friday in
Springfield and Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Gray of Hartford, Conn,
arrived at Hotel Hartland Mon
day.
w. r. Srurtevant and family went
t. Barre to attend the graduation
exercises at Goddard Seminary, in
which their daughter and sister,
Helen Ruth Sturtevant, is one OF
the graduates this week.
Mrs. Harvey Ayers, Mrs. Chas.
Murphy and daughter Mary OF
Windsor spent last Friday with Mrs.
E. H. Perkins.
Mrs. Cole and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Smith of Windsor, spent last
Friday with Mr.. and MIS-. l.. N.
smith.
Miss LIZZIE Webster of Somer.
vile. Mass, spent day last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Web.
ster.
Mrs. Belle Dickinson Elder of
White River Junction spent Satur.
dav in town with her son, F. L.
Dickinson.
Miss Chamberlain returned home
Saturday after spending Il week in
town with friends.
Miss Lucy F. Hammond has gone
to Barnard for the summer.
Schools closed in town last Friday
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Clementine Small Hunt.
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John P. Small, Plainfield, and wife
of Guy H. HUNT OF Windsor, died
at the home of her parents last Sat,
urday after a long and painful i'll
ness of aggravated pleurisy, aged I9
years. She leaves husband anc
young son not quite two years old.
Deceased was well known young
lady of our town, having passed her
girhood days among us. The tu'
neral was held at her parents home
in Plainfield Monday, Rev 6. &,
Trow officiating. Music was fur
nished by Miss Benjamin of this
town and Miss Minnie Barbour OF
Windsor, schoolmates of the de.
ceased. Burial in Hartland GENE.
teiy amid beautiful flowers.
L. w. Smith suffered an attack OF
apoplexy last week.
Miss Lottie Lawrence is store.
keeper during Mr.. Sturtevant's auc.
ton.
The village schools and the Web.
.ster school enjoyed pjc''iHss the
Congregational lawn last Saturday
afternoon.
The school at the Center closed
last Friday afternoon with the fol-
lowing exercises:
Recitation, Welcome, by seven
children; song, Blue and Gray
Edith and Blanche Chase and Clara
Hadley; recitation, My dolly, Ruby
Chase; recitation, Keep watch on
your words, school; song, Bless our
schools, school; recitation, Be,tie's
soliloquy, Oliver Murphy; recita'
ton, The Pretty Mohea; Blanche
Chase; recitation, From one to six,
Hazel Stillson; Morning work song
school; recitation, When your ma
and me got tied, Homer Chase
reading, Teddy's revenge, Clara
Hadley; recitation, The lightning
bug, Ruth Dickinson; reading, The
vainglorious glory, Edith sChase
song, Dancing brook, school; recitn
ton, The boy about the place, mi
ian Murphy; Bee song, Ruth Dick
inson; recitation, His idea of it
Riley Murphy; song, Happy days
school.
blanche and Ruby Chase, Olive
and Riley Murphy and Hazel Still
son were perfect in attendance
Ruth Dickinson was absent one da,
and Homer Chase absent two ola!
on account OF illness. The children
have cultivated a miniature flowe
garden this term, in which may b.
seen sweet peas, nasturtiums ant
Towering beans. Edith and Blanch
Chase, Clara Hadley have mad
some quite pretty huckaback sol
pillows tor the sewing lessons dur
ing the term.
JENNIE M. PAIGE, Teacher.