Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-14

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Miss Minnie Chase. station agent. Edit
Chase; Miss Bessie Steel, baggage mistress
Clara IIadley; Miss Katie Green, postal de
llverrr, Blanche Chase: Will Brown. tray
"ler, u lille White Sam Black, SYLVESTER
R"gcrSS; Don Green, the darkey cook, no
mrr Chase; Miss Bridget O'Fanagan. one
of the jury. Clara Had'ey: Miss Jessie
| " hitc. census enumerator. Edith Chase
Song, Carve that 'Possum FAIR HOmeI
Chase.
Willie White and Homer Chase
were perfect in attendance. Blanche
Chase and Ruth Dickinson were alb
sent only day. Willie White has
been perfect IN attendance for the
year. Edith and Bianshc Chase
and Clara Iladley have finished piec,
ing their bcdquits which they com.
meuced last term. Each quilt con.
tains 1890 squares.
JENNIE NJ. PAIGE, Teacher.
Mr.. and Ms. E. b Markham en-
tertained their niece from Ludlow Il
part Of last week.
Mrs. J. {. Merrill is quite sick and
under the care Of DR.. Brady. Lotte
Lawrence is assisting with her house
hold duties.
Jay @. Underwood was confined
to the house the past week by ill
ness.
Leo Abbott is boarding at c. A,
Sturtevants.
John p. Richardson is the guest of
his sister in Post Mills.
Thomas b. Pembroke, the station
agent, is boarding at Leslie Lob
dcll's.
NJ SIS Clara a. Lamb gave her pu-
pills a surprise last Friday afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served.
Guy +. Graham injured rib
while attempting to stop a runaway
horse last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. +. ii. Roberts of
Brownsville called on f,ienIs in town
last Friday.
Mrs. V. d. Fraser of Woodstock
was a guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. b. Markham, last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. V Johnson are
sojournIng in Boston.
Dr.. Pratt is visiting A. A. Martin.
Mrs. Ida Metz Reed went to Rut-
land last Thursday to study stenog-
raphy.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lamphere
Of " indsor spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Mary M. Hill.
Fred Royce and Harry Bagley
We're pilng lumber in the A. A.
Martin dryhouse last Saturday, when
the upper tier fell onto Fred Rovce,
breaNing his leg IN three places.
DR., Brady reduced the fracture.
Harry escaped with few bruises.
A we'll filled schoolroom greeted
the pupils of Miss Gertrude Harris
school last Friday evening. An en-
consisting of panto-
mines, dialogues and recitations,
also moving pictures, shown by her
brother, Fred Harris of Widsor.
Frank L. Dickinson is suffering
from an injured toe, which is very
badly cut.
Mrs. Fred Shepard returned from
a four weeks stay in Taitsville Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. S. Ainsworth went to /
Bellows Falls Monday, returning
Tuesday with her granddaughter,
Marion Pollard.
The Hartland Public Library has
received from State Superintendent
Of Education Walter L. Ranger Il
cop, of the Vermont teachers report
Tor 1902.
George Williams, a well-known
md highly-respected citizen of this
town, passed away after long i'll
less of consumption last week Thurs
lay, Feb. 5. Mr.. " llliams was
educated man and for many
years taught in our public schools.
lie became a devout believer in the
Sevcnth-Day Advent religion few
ears ago and since that time has left
10 stone unturned to further his pur-
'o>e in that direction. Through his
'fforts a church and school house
we're erected near his house, where
prosperous Advent school is flour
>h,ng at this time. He leaves a
wife and six children, an aged moth
+, a brother and sister in Rhode .
Stand. The funeral was held Sat
rdaN, interment beng in the Taits-