Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-10-21

; merry OF la1JsVllle, mas secured
position with Tiffany & Co. of Ne,
York.
Rev. Harry Miles of Brattlebor
will preach tomorrow morning a
the Congregational church in ex
change with Rev. F. G. Putnam.
Civil Engineer Henry Harding o
Hartland has been here this week a
work for Henry H. Vail on tn,
premises recently bought by Mr.
Vail in the rear of the PhoeniN
block.
Fay Parkhurst has bought for
$500 the house on High street in
which he lives, of Joseph Bean, Jr.,
and will make quite extensive re-
pairs upon it next spring
Charles E. Huse, aged 39, a promi-
nent business man of Windsor and
son of John Huse of this village,
died in Windsor Friday, Oct. ID.
He leaves a widow and one daugh-
ter,
The deer shooting season begins
next Monday and most of the local
sportsmen are getting ready to take
the trail. Don't shoot until Monday
morning; don't shoot anything but
deer and shoot only deer having
horns three inches or more in length.
A Montpelier exchange says: Mr..
and Mrs. f. S. Mackenzie of Wood
stock are at the Pavilion. Mrs. Mac
kenzie is pleasantly remembered by
the older residents of this city as |
Miss Lucy Collamer, daughter of the
late George w. Collamer, who was
one of the three men who, in 1853, |
signed guarantee of 100000 that
Montpelier would carry ont its fnan-
,ial part in building the present
state house.
A very handsomely printed pros
oectus recently issued by the Mas
College of Commerce, of
which Henry w, Pelton, former
Woodstock boy, is president, has
'een received here. The institution,
which is located at 30 Huntington
Boston, now has over one
hundred students, and it's success is
-ue to the ability and energy of MIR.
elton, who also has another similar
chool for business training in Lynn,
lass. Mr.. Pelton is son of the
ate Capt. VIM. H. Pelton, and his
uccess is naturally a matter of pride
} his friends here.
The news of the shooting of bur-
lar at Sheldon laat week Friday
forming was received with consid-
rable interest hsre, where two places
-ere recently broken into, but there
J no means of connecting him with
he jobs in Woodstock. His identity :
as unknown, but now J. F. Nc
arty, the "yeggman" in prison at ]
Windsor for robbing a bank at New
me, says that the photograph of the .
cad Sheldon burglar is that of +
Connecticut Bill" McCarty's pal t
inc years ago. His home was in
Conn, and he came from a t
ood family, it is said. .
Several Woodstock teachers at
,nded the State Teachers Associa- v
on meeting at Montpelier this \
eek, the members including Mrs.
{. F. Lawton, Miss Lucinda R.
orse, Miss Margaret Bartlett, Miss
lice L. Eaton and Principal Wig I
in. The program of the meeting
as especially interesting, including \
differences in the peculiar problems '
tending the improvement of rural
Inside schools, manual training, :
rawing and art, elementary study
English. Several prominent edu q
.tors from other states delivered i
ldresses on timely educational top
S, and Gov. Charles ]. Bell also
ldressed the association.
A bull and bicycle was the com j
nation that wrecked rig driven .
y G. w, Harding Wednesday noon.
lie had just driven in from Pomfret,
aiding young bull behind the car
age. Near Tribou park the "beef
ritter" is said to have been fright '
ned by bicycle and got ugly at
nee, jumping into the rear wheels !
nd pushing and pulling as itpleased E
i'm. Mr.. Harding couldn't handle
9th his team and the bull and the +
ull and the rig was pulled all over q
lie road in spite Of some assistance,
ut in front of ]. M. Fuller's house
was stopped in badly wrecked
ondition, with Mr.. Harding under
cath the carriage still hanging to
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