Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-09
MARYLAND.

Ruth of Manchester, n. H., were
recent guests of Mrs. Patch.
Frank Smith is spending the week
in Boston.
Charles r. Shepard, who has
been employed by Smith q Son at
White River Junction for the past
year, has closed his labors for that
firm and is at work Tor the Miller
Automobile Co. of the same place.
Mrs. Elizabeth 6. Pyrum Perry,
NJ. D., celebrated her goth birthday
at her home in Fryeburg, Maine,
March 80. DR.. Perry and her hus-
band lived in Hartland for several
years.
The Daughters of Liberty held
their meeting March 80. THIS
closed the time left open for charter
members. Seventeen new members
were initiated, making total of AZ
charter members.
Howard Emery has finished work
at w. E. Britton's and is attending
school at Windsor.
The open meeting of Progressive
Grange was held Thursday, March
81. Worthy State Master c. F.
Smith of Morrisville, and G. D.
Hazen, Jr., of White River Junction
delivered interesting addresses.
Sugar on snow was served.
Miss Maude-W White is the guest of
friends IN Sutton, N. H.
Word was received Saturday,
April 2, Of the death of Rev. o. D.
Clapp, April 1, in Newbury. Mr..
Clapp had been i'll with pneumonia
for three weeks and seemed to rally
from that, but he did not have
strength to recover. Thursday,
March 81, he had a stroke Of
paralysis, which caused his death,
at the age of 90 years, at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Bailey. He had
been engaged in the ministry for So
years, most Of the time in northern
Vermont. The funeral was held at
the M. E. church Tuesday, April s,
at I.I5 p. m. Burial in Burlington
by the side of his daughter. The
Ladies' Aid OF the M. E. church and
the ladies Of the North Hartland
church sent flowers. Rev. H. A.
Miles and E. w. Sturtevant attended
the funeral.
Rev. Herman Lohmann of Bangor
Me.) Theological School preached
a very interesting sermon at the
Congregational church, April 8.
Mr.. Lohmann came as a candidate
and will occupy the pulpit April 9.
Mrs. B. A. Wood and son Ralph
of Cornish spent Friday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Max
ham.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gardner, April S.
L. l Walker and DIR. &. E. Ward
attended the dedication of a Masonic
temple in Bellows Falls Tuesday,
April 5
M. r. Headle assisted in L. 1.
Walkers store Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hadley of
Lisbon, N. H., spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lasure.
Leslie Vaughan is employed at the
Damon farm.
Miss Lois Taylor of Windsor was
guest at L. L. LobdelPs the past
week.
School will open the spring term
April II, with the following teachers
in charge: Hartland Primary, Miss
Dora T. Penniman; North Hart
land Primary, Miss Annie Haley /;
North Hartland Higher, Miss Alice
Willard; Hartland Four Corners,
E. w. Sturtevant; Fieldsville, Miss
Mildred Gilbert; Jenneville, Miss
Lottie Could; Center, Mrs. ]. B.
Miller; Grout, Miss Cox; Weed,
Miss Nellie Washburn; Bates, Miss
Lena Darrell; Hartland Hill, Miss
E. Cole.
Walter M. Houghton has sold his
colt Riley to parties in Felchville
for fancy price.
Mrs. L. NJ. Parker and two daugh-
tiers went Monday to Bradford to
visit their mother and grandmother.
F. B. Harlow has sold his piano
to Rev. z. L. M. Barnes at South
Royalton.
Miss Lottie E. Lawrence of Deer
field, Mass, was guest of Miss
Hattie NJ. Smith and Miss Mary r.
Walker the past week.