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


chester, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Err
nest lIowcs for a month or so.
Mrs. John Bradley went t" the
hospital at Hanover, \. H., Nednes'
dav. for treatment. Mr.. Bradley &C
c,mpanying her.
Mrs. W. l.. Wood went to North
ampton, Mass, Monday to pass a
few DAYS with MIS-. \. l.. Powers.
From there they both 90 to New
!. York TO buy spring goods.
Oaauquechrc Chapter, ID. A. r.,
has arrangcd the following program
forthe monthly meetings beginning
kinsMarch, notable men and women
orsthe Revolutionary period being
ne subject of the years work:
March, Israel Putnam: April,
/ Ethan Allen; May, Captain John
sSmith; June, Joseph Warren; Sep
kfeMhcr, John Stark; October, Mary,
tke Mother of Washington; \ovem-
Ehef, The Conquest OF tie Northwest ;
n Uer cnber, Men Influential in the
EFfNming of the Constitution.
Six or eight inches of show tell
SUNDAY and Monday, and both days
sfprnished hours Of unpleasant wealth
#Her. The storm was followed BY
considerable wind, especially on the
Wills, and the roads are reported IN
verv bad shape. \ Woodstock team
got as far as the Lincoln bridge on
the Bridgewater road and then
turned back. f. :. Hedges STATED
ftoh his place in North Bridsewate'
about 5 o'clock Monday morning and
resch this village about II o'clock.
The Bethel stage got i'll not much
behind time Monday evening. but
tho stage over the mountain did not
getEbcvond the stone church at s,hcr-
burnc ON the way to Rutland. ! h.
Felchville stagedri>cr %; through.
bNflrepnrted that the read wasn't il
very good shape.
saac Newton Of Ran lolph. Il tor
mer resident, was in town a day tht
past week,
Prettv nearly every body was sat
lsfed with TUESDAYS weather. Tn,
sunshine was Il novelty, and the ,la
wac not too wintry for comfort.
Irvin &. White was in town Il d,,
or two this week. He was badly
lanied b, the accident last week. o
which. mention was made in TIL,
Are. He was Knocked down bv hi
horse, and horse and sleigh passe,
oyer him, bruising him considerably
sleig hrunncrs and boots leaving Sev
eral marks upon him.
Mrs. Elmina Bennett Lee, wido,
az the Rev. John Strhblns Lee
N d., IL, d., died at the HON
at her daughter, Mrs. Edmund \
Whitney, in Cambridge, Mass, Feb
S,at the age of 81. She wa
born in Wcstmoreland, y. H., an
was married in 1913 to the Rev
I0hn Stebbins Lee. " no was for NV,
wears pastor of the nivcrsalis
Shlrch in " oodstock. II e was als'
M Il time principal of the &. NJ. L
Aademy at South Woodstock, an,
WAs the first president of the ST
lawrence University at Canton. \
XII lie died in September, 1902
MIS-. Lee leaves three sons, Prof
Leslie y. Lee, Phi. d., Of Bovdol
C0llegc; Prof. Frederick S. Lee
PHI D., of Columbia University, am
the Rev. J. Clarence Lee. ID. d.
RayeQr Of the CHURCH OF the Restore
ton. l'hl!adelpnai and two daugl
tiers, Mrs. Whitney of Cambridg.
Mass and Miss Gertrude l.. Lee ,
Canton, \. y.
The Inn has lately added a SIT
parIor for the pleasure OF it
TESTS, inclosing portion of tn
MA on the west side Of the houS,
%Ihc Old aud reliable Hicks alma
Nc forecasts heavy storms and yer
eovcre and rough storms for the la,
part OF the present month, inclu
Qng blizzards, sleet, high wind
aM cold wave. Rain was pre-
deFed tor lhe 18th. and rain Gam,
iNtc in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermou Howrs a,
Visiting their daughter, Mrs. Herbc
y. Brown. in Medford. Mass.