Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-04-30
EAST BARNARD.

!. 1t. Allen Is working ior w. -
Bradley,
Miss Pauline Bcrthold, who has
been with Mrs. Hattie Graves during
the winter, is to teach the spring
term Of school in the Morgan dis
trict.
Charles Dyke, who has been work
ing for II. II. Daniels, has returned
to Bethel,
Abial Bugbee is gaining and is
able to be about the house.
Mrs. John Rowland is quite feeble
since her recent attack of the grip.
Clarence Churchill has moved in
with his father, Frank Churchill,
George Burch of North Pomfret
recently visited his niece, Mrs. John
Adams.
Mrs. Thomas Walworth Of Que
chez is visiting her parents, Robert
Sayers and wife.
Charles Webster is better and able
to walk out
Pearl Wheeler had the misfortune
to cut his hand recently.
Charles Don has moved to Lyman
Aliens farm:
Henry Pike and wife of Winthrop
Center, Me-, and +. H. Billings and
wife were at F. Y. Shows recently.
Wayne Burnham is working for
l.. j. Allen.
Maynard Mcclellan, while play
ing with Mr.. Wheeler's little son re-
Gently, got his fingers in a straw cut
ter and cut through the bone in one
finger and marked two more. DR..
Hubbard was called to dress the
wound.
The village schools commenced
here Monday--Aliss Short in the
highest grade with II scholars an !;
M;e- n.-i.,. rune lower room With
20 scholars. Miss Short is boarding
with Mrs. +. |. Graves and Miss Par
ker with Mrs. Edward Miller.
A reception was held at VIM. Pen
ningtons Wednesday evening, the
2Oth, for Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lear
of Newbury. Mrs Lear is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Pennington and lived here
for several years. Her many friends
here wish her happiness and pros
perity through life.
Will Wallace has moved from
Mrs. Hattie Miller's to B. c. La
cey's house and is to work for Mr..
Lacy part of the time.
Edwin Lear and wife, who have
been visiting friends here, returned
Monday to their home in Newbury,
N. H.
Pearl Wheeler has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. II. Churchill.
Elmer Turner and his brother
George Of Sharon are working tol
II. II. Daniels.
Mrs. George Densmore and son
visited friends in Lebanon and West
Hartford last week.
There was a sociable at William
Webb's Tuesday afternoon.
Edwin Moore recently purchased
nice y oke Of oxen of L. D. Leav-
lit.
Elva Noonan is spending a week
with her aunt, Mrs. F. II. Billings,
in Barnard.
Mrs. A. N. Walker of Boston
called on Mrs. f. |. Graves last
week.
Thomas Walworth Of Quechee
is spending few days at Robert
Savers.
The w. e. T-L-l,Al.i- .-..-~---:--s
with Mrs. w. Howe last Thursday
afternoon.
E. S. Bradley is to 60 to the hos
pital at Hanover for treatment
Thursday. His friends hope he will
be much benefited while there.
The remains Of James Turner
were brought here tor burial Thurs
day from Lebanon. Mr.. Turner
was a soldier in the Civil War and
had lived in this vicinity for many
years.
Sickness is quite prevalent about
here now. Mrs. Edwin Moore has
been i'll with rheumatism and attend
ed by DR.. Fish. Mrs. Fred Leo and
Mrs. Oscar Harlow have been sic k
for few days and c. c. Webster
has not been as well. Abial Bug
bee is gaining slowly.
Edwin Pitkin is learning to do
blacksmithing of William Penning-