Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-11-21
w. 9 RAYMOND and Geo. M. Rood.

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James church by his daughter, Mrs
William Dreer, of Philadelphia
Mrs, Williams was christened. con
frmed and married i'll this church
The memorial is the work of j. & R
Lamb Of New York city.
William N. Campbell started fol
Santa Barbara, Cal, Tuesday. Mis-
Campbell will join him at Scranton
Pa.
George F, Mass of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs W, H. Mitch.
ell.
The Methodist, Christian, Congre.
| gational and Universalist parishes
will join in Thanksgiving service,
which will be held in the Congrega-
tional church next Wednesday even
ing at 7.30. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. R. H. Cheever,
pastor Of the Universalist church.
The IIartland Hill school closed
Friday, Nov. 10, with nine pupils
enrolled. Those having no absent
marks during the term we're Russ,
Blanche and Ruth Perry, Albert and
Charlie Lynch, Carl Dupuis and
Irma Kneen Clara Dupuis was abb
sent three days and Edith Cove two
days. Average attendance 8 80
Grace E. Colby, teacher.
The December term of Windsor
county court will convene December
|, with Judge George NJ. Powers of
Morrisville presiding The docket
contains 239 cases, besides SO cases
in the chancery court. The jury
calendar contains 26 cases and 43
are already set in the court calendar.
There are Go general and special
assumpsit and &c divorce cases. The
old case of Hicks VS.. the Jones and
Lamson Power company for the OBJ
struction of water way comes up
again.
Trial H. Dutton, who recently sold
his place on the South road to Carl
Hathom, has bought the Walker
farm in Ilartland of George S. Jenne.
The Windsor county committee of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons has been incorporated by the
present session Of the Legislature.
ltis expected that when the Legis-
lature adjourns for the Thanks. living
recess it will be to Monday evening.
November 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Rowland |
visited the formers brother in Clare
mont, N. H., recently.
The stores of the village will be
closed Thanksgiving day.
Two charges against Victor Du-
puts for riding his motor cycle on
the sidewalk we're heard by Justice
I. 0. Seaver and jury in H. w.
Hoye's law office Monday afternoon.
Mr.. DuI uis claimed that OH one of
the dates named his machine was in
the repair shop, so that he couldn't
have offended. The jury was against
him on only one count and the Gus
tomary fine of So and costs was i'm
posed, amounting to about SIG. Mr..
Dupuis was defended by Mr.. Hoye,
Charles Batchelder of Whi'e River
Junction for the village.
Nathan CIaAin died at the home of
his son Charles in Lebanon, N. H.,
November 9, aged 80 years. lie was
an old resident of this town, living
for many years in the house on North
street now occupied by Fred Dana
By trade a carpenter, he was asso-
ciated with the late James II. Muir
dock in the building Of many houses
in this village. He moved to Leba-
non in the early 70's and built many
houses there He was quite trav-
eler, having crossed the continent
several times, the first time in 1849.
Several winters we're spent in
where at one time lie was IL
successful orange grower He served I
in the Civil war, first with the nine
months men and later re-enlisting
ior three years or during the war.
He is survived by two sons and one
One son, Charles, and the
laughter, Mrs Dixie Cross, reside
n Lebanon, his wife, sister of the
ate f. A. Ordway, having died
lew years ago.
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