Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-12-03

is succeeded by Mrs. Edward Maynes
who viii be assisted by Miss Hilda
Vachau. E
w. ID. Foster and his houaekeeper
Mrs. Nellie Bisbee, spent Thanks
giving in Lynn, Mass, with his SON
John G., Foster, and family, and
remained few days this week.
A special Thanksgiving service
was held in the Catholic church
Thursday evening of last week, this
being the first formal observance oil
the day in the new church.
E. S. Morrill,, formerly of Tafts-
vile, who with his wife is passing
the winter in Bellingham, Wash,
and writes that he likes the country,
sends copy of the Bellingham Her
aid containing the following item Of
interest:
A meeting was held ON Monday
evening. Nov. ID, at the residence Of
Mr.. @. w. Allen, 1884 Ellis street.
and the Vermont association was
formed, to be known as the Vermont
Association of Northwestern Wash
ington. with headquarters in this
city. The officers were elected for
1911 as follows: President, Captain
G. A. Bond vice presidents, Charles
Allen. s. Tefft; secretary and treas
urer. e, S. Morrill,; executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Mary A. Tefft, Mrs. @.
w. Allen, Mrs. Minnie Allen. Any
former Vermonter in northwestern
Washington who may desire to be-
come member of this association
may communicate with the president,
Captain G. A Bond, or the secretary
and treasurer, E. s. Morrill,.
With the first fall of snow, Dell
Desc and Dante Bianchil were out
after rabbits. sleighing to Long hill,
but the depth of snow they reported,
two feet, was unfavorable for total
determination of the animals. They
each shot one, however, though on
account of the heavy travelling they
were unable to get within a mile or
two of the hunting ground they were
headed for. a- NJ ..
William McGraw of Waterbury
visited Rev. H. j. MailIet at the
Catholic parsonage two days last
week.
The regular meeting of Ottauque-
chez chapter, d. A. R., will be held
with Mrs Earl Slack Tuesday eve
ming, Doc. 6, at730 5e
DIR. Charles A. Kidder, who has
been at the Hanover hospital for an
operation for appendicitis, returned
Saturday.
Friday evening. Dec. 8, is the date
of the annual ball given by Co. G.,
v. N. G., and the members expect to
make it still greater success than
last years event. Leonard's singing
orchestra will play for dancing, and
will also give concert during the
reception.
DIR. Linn HI. Corey, aged 80. who
has been in successful practice here
for six years. died at his home on
Court street Sunday morning of
tuberculosis. He had been in failing
health for several years, but with
ambition and courage he was active,
even beyond his strength. to the last.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at the house, Rev. Benjamin
Swift officiating. Interment was in
Riverside cemetery. DR.. Corey came
to Woodstock from St Albans with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Corey. He graduated from the Med
ical college of the University of YER
mont six years ago and has for most
of the time since been in practice
here. Dec. "a, 1902, he married Miss
Anna Townsend, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Townsend of this
village. and Mrs Corey. with one
daughter, four years of age, survives
him.
Levi M Clapp, aged 80 years, who
was for many years employed on
Billings farm, died at his home in
Willow Vale Sunday. The funeral
was held at the house Thursday at
2 o'clock.