Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
MARYLAND.

students, Nina Martin, Christina
Brown, Ruth Lobdell and Lee Il,
Graham, are spending their Easter
vacation at home.
Riley Jordan injured two fingers
of his left hand in the machine shop
at Windsor last week. He is spend
ing his enforced vacation with his
mother, Mrs. F. D. Daniels.
Howard Emery is working at w.
E. Britton's.
E. w. Sturtevant spent the current
week in Washington, d. @.
Rev. E. l.. NJ. Barnes and son
Robert of South Royalton are guests
at the Penniman home.
Rev. F. R. Brown will preach in
Mechanicsville, Ne. April 2.
Arnold G.. Bagley passed away at
the home of Mrs. Eliza j. Shattuck
Monday, March %, after short i'll
ness of pneumonia Mr.. Bagley was
born in 1929 in Hartland and passed
all his life here except for a few
years among the gold fields of Cali
fornia. He was a carpenter, and
was a man endowed with a jovial
disposition. He leaves two brothers,
William and Cyrus R. Bagley. The
funeral was held at the home of his
brother, @. R. Bagley. Wednesday,
Mar. %, at 2 o'clock p. m, Rev. II.
A. Miles officiating. Burial in the
BONNEVILLE cemetery.
Misses Marion and Emeline Web
ster, Rena JENNIE, Olive White and
Mary Hatch are spending the Easter
vacation from their studies in Wood
stock high school at home.
Mrs. Ida Metz Reed returned to
Cornish Monday after a weeks i'll
ness at home.
DR.. H. B. Ketchum, cellist, played
at the cantata given in the Old South
church of Windsor Sunday afternoon
Special Easter services were held
at the Congregational church Sun
day morning. The altar was decor
ated with Easter lilies, carnations,
ferns, and other Towering plants.
The pastor. Rev. F. II. Brown, de-
livered very interesting sermon
Mrs. Charles Backus presided at the
organ. A solo, palms" by Mrs. j..
g. Underwood was beautifully rem
dered, also bass solo But is that
all" by Charles Backus. in his usual
pleasing manner. In the evening
the pastor spoke on "Trifes."
The Hartland Nature club will
hold its next meeting April 9.
A large party attended the play,
BILLY, the Boy Artist" at Windsor
March 20.
Mrs. Kate Howard, who has been
at s. S. Shepard's. is now at Daniel
Porter's, in Plainfeld.
Walter Royce and Royal Luce are
assisting Leon Ayers during sugar
ing.
Mrs. Frank Mower is assisting in
the care of her son. Shirley Gardner,
who was seriously injured a few
weeks ago.
F. E. Darrell and L. E. Emery
are saving wood at Hampden Gil
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Walker of
Bellows Falls spent Sunday with his
father, L. l. Walker.
On March 26 Mrs. D. H. Evans
conducted millinery sale which
was well attended.
Rev. F. R. Brown, the pastor OF
the Congregational church, will close
his psstorate in June, as he has the
offer of a much larger field and a |
fine salary.
Mr.. Lehman, a student in the
Bangor Theological school, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, April 2, as a |
candidate. All interested in the
welfare of the church are invited to
be present.
Frank Lanton has finished work
or w. E. Britton and is now en-
ployed in A. w. Martins shop.
Mrs. Fl. DeWolfe and daughter
Haude of Lebanon were weekend
yuests of their sister and aunt, Mrs.
1. A. Walker.
Mrs. r. NJ. Headle has been quite
lick the past week. She is under
he care of DR.. Ward, and Miss Lura
ieicaf of Hanover.
S A. Seems spent Sunday with