Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-03-26

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Mrs. Cleo Coke entertained part
at whist Tuesday evening
Miss N. b. Chapman is visitin
her brother, James II. Chapman, i
Philadelphia.
G. F. Washburn, from the Bridge
water gold mining district, was il
town Friday.
Frank 7. Vaughan, who suffered
a stroke of partial paralysis last weel
Thursday, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Get your dog licensed on or before
April /. Town Clerk Simmon,
calls attention to the advance in
price to So after that date.
The public library has received ;
few volumes of new fiction, and six
volumes of "The New Natural His.
tory" by Richard Lydekker.
Jacob Livingstone has bought the
house on the Boulevard south of
Selden c. Whites of II. II. Daniels
for $1,000.
AT the service last Sunday Rev.
FIR. Drohin announced the marriage
engagement of Mr.. Henry Rice of
Woodstock and Miss Grace Bur-
dette of Pomfret.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson, who has
been living in the house on the
meadow on Billings farm, has bought
A. X. Hubbard's new house on the
Boulevard.
Landlord Dickinson will have an
auction sale Of the furniture at the
New Park Hotel next Tuesday,
March 20, beginning at 10 a. m.
This will be an excellent chance to
secure bargains in good house fur
Clayton a. Walker, who has been
in the Standard office for two years,
left Saturday, going to his home in
and will soon go into
Cummings printing Office at White
River Junction.
At the meeting Of the Vermont
State Dental Association held at
Montpelier last week, DR.. Here
ward Rurbridge of this town was
elected president.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Narcotic
md daughter, Mrs. f. b. Sherwin
If Lebanon, N H., visited in Ran
lolph the first OF the week, the
quest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Dumas,
md returned to their respective
ZONES Wednesday.
A four-horse load of Italian wood
choppers, who have been working
or the gold mining company in
which Major Hoare is interested,
anne down from Bridgewater Tues.
lay. They got their checks cnshed
t the National bank and left for New
DIRK the same day.
Dearborn & Co. report another
cal estate sale made this week
through an agent, that OF large
took farm in Hartford to Hugh
OF Carthage, Mo-, former
y OF Scotland; consideration $4,000.
They also sold about $1,000 worth of
arming tools, ETC., to the same
nan. Possession is to be given
'bout May. 1.
c. W. Scarf, the new proprietor
If the New Park Hotel, was in
own Tuesday and Wednesday az
for a number of changes to
oe made in the house. A telephone
oay station, electric bells. and
hot water heating appara-
.us will be put in as soon as posi-
Die. The mouse will be furnished
lew throughout, and there will be
tut little interruption in the bust
less.
Clarence O. Randall was the guest
IT honor alta party given by Mr..
md Mrs. F. A. Nye Friday evening
If last week, the gathering being a
to MIR. Randall. He re-
,eived Il gold ring from his friends
Is farewell gift. Mr.. Randall has
been clerk in the postoffice for
hrcc years and leaves April Ist. He
las taken correspondence course
II electrical engineering in the mean
ime and expects to take position
With the General Electric Co. at
lynn, Mass, in about month.
The sugar season started in with
rush Thursday, the first real warm
lay of spring, and the local manu-
actnrers who were prepared for
business were rewarded with a
rood flow OF sap. Reed Brothers
nave tapped several hundred trees
ma ]. w. Boyd of Taftsville will
ar tNn Dr ro<> &c &l>o