Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-04-18

lie is 'cVS'''c'Ci ''e'S 40 ''N"''
and affectionate child, and his los
is sad one to the family and
s their friends. He was four year
q old.
I! Mrs. Helen Southgate has returned
. to Wellesley, Mass.
0 Miss Annie Perry is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. S. Dana in Boston.
Miss Marion Campbell returned
to her school at Providence, r. /.
Monday.
Nina King has returned to he
her school at Gardner, Mass, afte
passing a weeks vacation here.
Mrs. a. &. Reed has moved from
the tenement over DR.. Boyce'.
blacksmith shop to the VIM. Boyce
house, Union and River streets.
+. l.. Davis of North Pomlret was
in town Wednesday. lie said that
his daughter was improving, but
that Miss Sadie Gerry's illness was
still serious.
The Dutton house on South street,
the site of which will be used for
the new schoolhouse, was bought BY
Joseph Narcotic at the auction Tues
day, price $40. He will move it
to II lot adjoining his house on Court
street.
Cards We're received here this
week from MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Grant Mcpherson of Chicago an
nouncing the marriage of their sis
ter, Miss Augusta Eckhardt Walker,
to MIR. Henry Bo, nton Johnson, on
Sunday, April eth, at Chicago.
Nelson Fredette has bought of
Frank Vaughan the latter's place at
the foot of Wvman avenue in West
" oodStock. I he sale includes the
buildings and about forty acres of
land. Mr.. Vaughan, who now oc
cupies the lace, will probably not
give possession before next fall.
E. |. Benson has bought B. F.
Standish's tannerv stand, which has
been IDLE for number of years,
with the intention of putting in a
sawmill, woodworking machinery,
planners, etc, for making building
lumber. flooring, sheathing and
house-tinishing. The business will
make 4 hive of industry of the prem
Uses, and the new deal will be hailed |
with considerable satisfaction. Be- /
sides thh tannery building there is a
steam plant. water power, and the
sale also includes other buildings
and double tenement house. The
price is understood to be in the
ncighborhood of $1,000. The Maple
creamery now occupies one of the
bindings.
In addition to the artists already
engaged for the Nav musical festi-
val at White River Junction, the
sooists from Boston have
been secured: u. S. keer, basso;
+. +. Licman, tenor; Fred p. Hast
ings, baritone. Special features of
the matinee on the opening day,
Thursday, May Id. will be musical
selections ny the Dartmouth Mando-
lin and Guitar Club, solos by Dart.
mouth students, and children's
ahorus by pupils of the public
On the last day twelve
of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra will play the orchestral
accomplishments.
The schoolhouse committee have
adopted il general plan for the new
which will have fou
rooms and finished basement tor
4 play room, etc. The committee
las not vet decided how the building
shall be heated.
Capt. Fuller, IA retired officer of the
navy, who lectures at Muse hal
next " ednesdav evening on even
p>uela," has long been resident of
the tropics, is graceful speaker and
gives many incidents and persona!
THE CATTLE-BUYING "wAR."
OF Randolph's big stock buyer,
b. f. Kicker, the Herald and News
says:
MIR. Kicker has had little compe-
ition in his field. with the exception
ot that given the past year by At
wood Bros Of Woodstock, who in=
'aded it and have purchased through
,gents, Geo. Hatch has served
them in Randolph. The rather keen
has boosted prices in
this locality to the advantage of the
farmers if not the drovcrs. Re-
,entlN. a treaty OF peace WAS SIGNED