Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-06-17

ed an increase of pension, to $500
per month, dating from March 1
last, through John Gilman, attorney
Mrs. Rosina Chase died at heI
home on Church Hill Saturday
The funeral was held Tuesday af
ternoon, Rev. &. A. Mcdaniel Off.
eating.
Arrivals at the Inn: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Bridge and ]. A.
Hawksworth, New York; Mrs. E.
e. Plummer, Master George Plum
mer, Mr., and Mrs. E. E. Bennett,
Miss Anne ], Pecker, Miss Mary l..
Pecker, Boston.
Edward S. Watson, who has re-
signed from the prncipalship OF the
High school, intends to remove to
Pittsfeld, N. H., soon. Miss
LOOMS of the High school faculty
has returned to her home in Center
vile, Mass, Miss Sargent to Con-
cord, N. H., and Miss Worse to
Randolph.
Selden Z. White, A. B. Clarke
and B. l.. Pinney returned from a
successful fishing trip to Boundary
Pond, Maine, Friday evening.
There we've seven in the patty. The
local fishermen report that man
named Creme, and Capt. Taylor, a
shoemaker, from Massachusetts,
were chased into camp by large
black bear about noon last week
Friday.
Sheriff Peck is receiving about
twenty letters a day on the Mary
Rogers case, the communications
coming from Vermont, New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts, and elsewhere.
Most of them are requests for tickets
to the execution June %, among the
applicants being Governor Bell, to
whom Mr.. Peck has sent two. Neither
of them is for the governors own
use, however, Mr.. Peck understands.
Previous to the date first set for the
execution the sheriff received a good
many threatening letters, but he
doesn't find any in his mail now.
The barns connected with the |
Fairbanks house on Church street,
which was recently bought by Mrs.
Bertha White of Baltimore, are be-
ing torn down preparatory to max
ing many improvements on the
premises, inside of the house
and out A veranda will be built in
the rear, and oxides other changes
in the house the basement will be
fitted up for kitchen, laundry, etc.
The pupils in the Grammar school
having no absent marks during the
past term are: Clara Chase, Hugh |
Collins, Flora Hudson, Donald Mac
kenzie, Carrie Nero, Marjorie Tay-
lor, Leslie Vaughan, Inez Waite,
Doris Wardwell and Snsie Wilson
Clara Chase and Carrie Nero were
not absent during the entire school
year.
The following is IL list of the chill
dren attending the First Primary
school who have been present every
day during the past term of ten
weeks: Morrill, Mason, Carroll
Marsh, Verona Farrelly, Vivien Can
field, Madeline Reed, Laura Bour-
don, Rosetta Nero, Ebert Sawyer,
Mamie Williams. Absent one day
or less, Leander Valley, Henry Fur
Der, Corinne St. Cyr, Mildred
Maynes, Clinton Gilbert, Guy Shall
lies, Raymond Colston.
The following pupils of the Sec
ond Primary school were perfect in
attendance during the spring term:
Nellie Bradley, Arthur Bourbon,
Beatrice Cox, Lily Grandy, Ruby |
Mclaughlin, Fern Stockwell, Lew
ellyn Spaulding, Ora Paul and Earl
Ransome. Those absent less than
three days were Earl Abbott, Eve
lyn Rowland, Ralph Colston, Marga-
ret Wilder, Violet Wilson, Marion
Hamilton, Hazen Reed, Carroll Fin
ley, Mamie Clark, Edwin Charron,
Marjorie Salter, Lizzie Reed and
Rolfe Gillingham.
FOURTH OF JULY NOTES
Plans for the Fourth of July cele-
bration by the Sunday schools of the
village are fast nearing completion