Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-04-09
HARTLAND..


guest of friends in the Jericho dis
irict, Hartford, for several days last
week and was at the church in West
Hartford Sunday. He has supplied
the pulpit there nearly every Sunday
for the last five months, but ex-
poets 10 be at his home here for the
present and can be secure for pull
pit supply or other forms of chris
,ian work for one Sunday or more at
time,
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a sugar party in
the chapel next Tuesday evening,
April II, During the evening Mrs,
Jane jenkins Brown will furnish an
entertainment with Il cincmato-
graphone.
Miss Flora Amelia Spear of Wind
sor is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Headle.
Miss Mildred lobdell was the
guest of friends in Windsor three
DAYS of last week.
Miss Mary II. Walker is GONZALES
cling slowly and is now at the post
office Il part of the day.
Mis-, Lulu lull If Clarem, nj was
a guest Of her grandmother, Mrs.
II. 7. Fletcher, Saturday and sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Darrell were
called to Concord, y, H., last Thurs
day by the sudden death from heart
lailmc Of their little granddaughter,
Louise Myrtle, ttr~-iA--nouths old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Evans nee Alice Darrell.
Misses Blanche KILLING of West
Lebanon, Bessie Buell. of South
STAFFORD and Daisy Deanc of Gays
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Helen Ruth Sturtevant.
\ little daughter arrived in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George T..
Merrill Monday, April t.
Rev. +. NJ. Miller of Pcrkinsville
is to succeed Rev. Fred Daniels as
pastor Of the NJ. T.. church.
Mrs. George w. Spear of East
Somerville was the guest of her son
Frank.
Sixteen young friends Of Riley
Jordan gave him surprise Monday
evening, it being his twelfth birth
day. The evening was spent in
playing finch.
Mrs. Mabel Nourse took Il trip to
Charlestown, n. H., Tues lay.
Mrs. +. A. ellison and daughter,
Mrs. II. j. Miller, spent last Thurs
day with relatives and Trien Is in
Windsor.
Mrs. Augusta 5. Bats arrived
home Monday from five months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. James
+. Wilder, in Montreal.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred IaniclS re-
turned from Montpelier Monday and
the conference has sent them to Bar
nard for the next year.
Rev. |. W. Stuart of Dartmouth
college is enjoying short vacation
.. - -. r-.-:i.. -. tho fnnnrn0.,-
tional parsonage.
Roy lIadley and family have moved
from Charles Mooi'c's farm to An
drew &. Stevens farm ON the river
road.
Charles Moore and family have
moved from II. II. Merritt'S- furnr-tr
their own farm on Mount Hunger.
The remains of Mel Muzzey, the
we'll known Central Vermont en-
gineer, were placed in the village
cemetery Monday
Miss Jennie NJ. Paige spent Il part
of last week with Mrs. \. +. Gill
son.
Mrs. +. p. Daniels has received her
spring styles in millinery and in
vitcs the ladies of this vicinity to call
upon her at her home and view the
display.
Rev. |. ". Stuart preached Il very
eloquent sermon in the tongrega-
tional church Easter morning TO Il
large audience of enthusiastic lis
tcncrs. In the evening the children
entertained the people with IA very
interesting Easter concert consisting
of rccitations and songs.
Mrs. Ellen Goodwin returned Mon
day to the home of her nephew, \,
II. burlington, in Windsor.
llarland Gibson, Allen II. I}ritton
and Leon Miller resumed their stud
les at X. l.. A., Meriden, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Washing
ton Smith gave dinner party last
Tuesday, March %, in honor of his
S4th birthday. The guests were vet
Grams of the Civil War and their
wives and veterans widows, namely:
Mr. and Mrs. f.. II. Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Jones, Mrs. j. A. Macarthur, Mrs
Cox and Miss Alden.
Carlton II. Lamb and Frank Mar
tin, Jr., returned to Windsor High
school Tuesday.
R. w. Ileadle and +. p. Daniels
took business tri p to Woodstock
Tuesday.