Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-21
News OF Woodstock

\CWS VI VOOUStOON
Harold :. Dana went to Newark,
n. J., Monday to visit his brother II
few days.
Mrs. b. s. kittrcdge and Miss
Susie Montague are spending II
week in Boston.
Manager Dickinson is repaintins
and papering the dining room OF
the New Park and making it II very
pleasant and attractive room.
Owing to i'll health of the pro-
prietor, College IliIl House will be
closed for the winter after this date.
O. l.. TaN Ion.
Thomas NJ. Ilarri.an is spending
Il few days in Boston and Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Ethel l.. Harlow is visiting
relatives in Boston.
Hon. William T.. Johnson and
family will close their house today
and go to the Inn for the winter.
The news of the Dartmouth foot
ball teams victory over Harvard
Saturday was received here with
considerable enthusiasm. Part
mouth plays the last game of the
season with Brown university at
Manchester, N. H., on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
MIR. and Mis-. John p. Gilman
have sold their residence on Pleas
!, ant stynA.,. =: .s. ..S. the depot, to John
~. Winsiow for $22oo, and. have
&-oved into Frederick Chapman's
house, below w. II. Reeds. MIR.
and Mrs. Winslow moved into the
Gilman house this week, and will
not go to Lebanon, N. III.
Mrs. L. l.. Nose, widow of Hiram
A. Nose, who was for some Years a
resident here, died at the home of
her son-in-law, Harry NJ. Cheney,
in Lebanon, N. H., Sunday even.
ing, after weeks illness of pneu
monia. Mrs. Vose WAS born in
Bridgewatcr, the daughter of Reu-
ben Gates, and was 6S years OF
age. She had been Il resident Of
Lebanon for about thirteen years,
going there from Woodstock. She
was member of the Methodist
Episcopal church ofWoodstock. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs. II. M. CHI
ney, and one brother, L. X. Gates,
Of Lebanon. The funeral was held
from the home Tuesday afternoon at
,.3o o'clock, Rev. Joseph Simpson
of the Methodist church officiating.
Interment in Glenwood cemetery.
The December term Of Windsor
county court opens Dec. Ist, and
Judge I.oveland Mnnson will pre-
side. A special grand jury has
been summoned, before which o.
>eph Bean of Rochester, who is
charged with the murder Of Ephraim
Root Of Rochester, will appear, and
the jury will probably have other
matters to considc. There are 20
cases set for jury t,ial and 40 for
trial by court. Tie docket shows
no new state cases and the court
will have to depend on intormations
that may be filed for business Of that
kind.
MIR. and Mrs. 6. r. Winslow
have been the guests of F. S. Bill.
lings at Corbin Park few days.
Congressman Haskins has intro
duced bills to grant increase OF pen
sions to Ransom O. Smith, Carroll
A. Mcknight, Dana Cook, Frank
Flint, Oliver II. Mackenzie, Will
liam Woodcock, Jasper H.: Per-
kms, Eugene p. Tewksbary, Cam
den NJ. Smith, Samuel l.. ID. Good.
all, George c. Goodel.
Report OF the Pelton school, Ed
ward w. Abbott, teacher, Tor the
term ending Nov. q;
Christie Capron, Clara Chase,
Ellsworth Kelly, Harold Chase and
Byron Kelly were in perfect attend
ance. Viola and Harry Townsend
had no absent marks. Out one day,
Bernicc and Bessie Seaver, William
q Washburn, Milford Horton and
Hazen Stewart. Viola Townsend
and Ellsworth Kelly ranked the
highest in their respective spelling
classes.
Nathan Gushing has been on a
business trip through northern Yer.
m ont this week.