Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-10-22
News OF Woodstock

DNGWS vi VOOuotOON
Rev. and Mrs. John f. Parmley
Atlantic Highlands, n. j., and
iss Herman of New York are
rests of Mrs. Frederick Billings.
Lydia Walker of Hartland has re-
ived a pension of $l2 month
rough John Gilman, her attorney.
Representative Aitken was at
me from the capital Saturday and
mday, returning Monday. He
id the legislature would probably
lock out the hedgehog law this
eek, and that a law compelling
er hunters from out of the state
pay a license would probably be
pssed soon. He was in favor of
aking the fee $40, as he believed
lis was high enough. The New
ampshire license costs $l5, but
ch hunter is allowed two deer,
lille in Vermont only one can be
Illed.
Atwood Bros. shipped over SEQ
had of stock from this station to
ston Monday, including 400
eep, 10 cows, 70 calves, 20 hogs,
also about 1000 pounds OF
ultry. More stock was loaded at
uechee.
The New England Telegraph &
telephone Co. has nearly completed
new metallic circuit from here TIC
ludlow to take the place of the old
Rounded circuit between these plac.
The new line will give much
,tter service, as it will do away
18th great deal of the noise that is
lways attendant with a line of the
ID style.
u. E. Randlett, architect of thu
w school building, will give al
hibition of stereopticon pictures
the school hall on Thursday even
be- Oct. 81. The views include
hany scenes in Rome and there viii
lso be a number of popular pictures
Or the children. Mr.. Randlett ha
fine instrument and it is hopeC
hat the entertainment, which he 81
Kindly donates, will be largely at
ended. The tickets will be 20 cent
md are in the hands of the schoo
lupils.
Carroll Morgan Story, aged 9
(ars, former resident of this vii
be, died at the st. Johnsbury hos
[tal Monday morning of typhoi
|neumonia, after an illness of thre
Feeks. He leaves widow and littl
On, and is also survived by his p;
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Stor,
bf Canaan, n. H., a brother, Car
md two sisters, Mary, of Canaan
md Ethel G. Story of this villag
Mr.. Story was for a time cler
n A. b, Morgan's drug store an
VAS afterwards connected with ii
peal telephone service, proving
ost efficient and faithful employe
n July, 1902, he married Miss Els
Chase, daughter of Charles B. Cha
of this village, and since April, 100
he has been employed by the Ne
England Telephone Co. at st. John
bury. A funeral service was he
from his late home on Pearl sire,
st. Johnsbury, Tuesday mornin
Rev. A. F. Walch officiating. T
body, accompanied by the fami
was brought to Woodstock Tuesd
night, where the funeral was he
from the home of his grandmoth
Mrs. Morgan, conducted bv Rev.
l.. Garfield and Rev. F. G. Putna
hterment in River street cemete
W. l.. Wood was in Bellows Fla
and Brattleboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Howes a
son of Washington, d. c., are
Hermon Howes'.
The grounds around the n
school building are now being gr
ed and terraced, H. G. Lockw'
having charge of the work. A or
Ell walk with an easy grade will
from South street up to the main
trance of the building.
Miss Grace Cady goes to Rot
son today to spend few days.
1t is reported that the Fairbal
house, opposite St. James chu
has been sold.