Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-03-18
News Of Woodstock

Fred G. Richmond was in st. AL
hns a day this week.
Kedron Rebekah Lodge was rep
scented by Mrs. Alice White and
rs. Alice Freeman at a convention
Rebekah lodges held at Clare
ont, N. H., last week Tuesday.
While coasting few days ago,
pulse, the daughter of Mr.. and
FRS. E. X. Wright, struck tree
bid was quite painfully injured.
Homer Pecor has bought Philip
Dyce's house on Lincoln street,
BAR A. B. Morgan's residence, for
800.
The village schools closed Friday
br vacation of two weeks. The
8ther schools of the town, except one
"A two, have closed for a months
acation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin V. Fraser
lave moved into Ellis F. Eaton's
Asterly tenement house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. B. Smith at
ended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
riest, grandmother Of Mrs. Smith,
"a Randolph Saturday.
Bishop Arthur G. A. Hall, who
las operated upon for appendicitis
u Burlington Saturday, passed sue
essfully Tuesday, through the third
md what is generally considered to
r le the critical day and is now be-
keved to be on the road to recov-
Dry.
Mrs. Oliver T. Hatch, daughter of
be late John Pinks, who suffered a
ehock of paralysis Feb. 20, died at
Ter home on Court street Sunday
Afternoon. She was in her 55th
Year. The funeral service was held
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H. L. Can,
eld officiating.
4 At Marbles mill are about half
million feet of logs waiting to be
bawed up, but there isn't power
Enough in the frozen Ottauquechee
10 do it and keep other wheels
going. Mr.. Marble says this is
Bhe first winter in his thirty years
experience that he hasn't been able
10 run his saw mill on nearly full
lime.
Probably the most delightful of
fural plays is the dramatization made
BY Edward f. Rose from Irving
acheller's famous novel, "Eben
holden" which will be presented at
tusic Hall Tuesday evening, March
4. The time of the play is that of
be outbreak of the Civil War. The
reduction is an out-and-out Ameri-
in production, and has all the
avor of sentiment, pathos and
arollery that made the novel famous,
It is staged with a view of convey
ing as completely as possible an
idea of the spirit and beauty of the
etory and the dramatist has done his
part well.
4 Thursday forenoon a doe came
down the hill to l.. B. Marbles
house, turned back and went ur
around ]. G. Dana's (the Jaquith,
place and then trotted down the
road again to a shed near the ice
house. She seemed half exhausted
having evidently been chased by
Dogs, and came down to the mil
fard past group of workmen as il
boxing for protection. The dot
stayed in one of the sheds for al
hour or more, and then, overcome b,
be presence of too many visitors
eft the shed, crossed the pond anC
disappeared over the hill. The sam,
porning Charles E. Woods reported
being dogs chasing two deer up il
lhe Lincoln bridge neighborhood,
The committee in charge of tn
erection of new barn at the tow
arm, ]. f. Montague and G.. M
Rood, have contracted with Henri,
l., Howe Of South Pomfret for 80,
900 feet of hemlock and spruce lum
Der to be used in its construction
All the framing timber viii be de
livered the 10th Of May and the res
by the goth. The building will /
AZ by 70 feet, with 20-foot post
above the basement, and win have
slate roof.