Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-03-11

F. j. Perkins & Son recently
'hipped dozen Of their famous
Partridge Plymouth Rock pullets to
Hillcrest Farm, Oakford, Pa.
Mrs. Peter ]. Charon ard three
children have returned from Wind
sor, but Mr.. Charon remains there
in charge of his blacksmithing
business.
E. r. Waidwell is taking vaca-
ton in North Carolina on account OF
his health, going to Salisbury with
Jacob Livingston, and will visit
other places,
One of the two daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Staples, Helen
Edna, died Monday evening. Mrs.
Staples is now at the Hanover hospi-
tai.
Burbank Saul. the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Saul, broke an
arm while coasting on the mountain
back oil the Warren &. French place
Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Billings of New
York visited her mother, Mrs. F. b.
Merrill, few days The past week.
The village schools are to be
closed another week.
Ellis F. Eaton is i'll with scarlet
fever, his house being the fifth one
Guaranteed.
Jacob Livingston is in Salisbury,
N. G., where he lately bought some
cotton land, ana expects to remain
there for some months. His daughter
Dorothy is with him.
Orders for dry cleaning, pressing
and repairing NAV be left at The
Fashion. Ed enc L. Taylor.
The debate. Resolved that the pei,
is mightier than the mouth" which
was to have been held March 8, has
been postponed by the Y. M. @. A to
next Wednesday, March Is.
DIR A. N. Logan, who is now in
P Pasadena, Cal, has sold his practice
to DIR. George q Kelly, who recently
came here from Elizabeth, N. j., to
lake charge of the practice during
DIR. Logan's absence. The latter has |
been in Woodstock for thirty or
more years and it is hoped that he
will not give up his residence here
entirely. 1t is understood that he is
not quite suited with the California
at least, that part of the
state where he now is, which has not
quite variety enough for one who has
the startling changes of
many Vermont winters and summers.
DR.. Kelly is fast establishing him
Ielf here and states that he is very
we'll satisfied with this part of Yer.
mont sK - " ~
The annual District Masonic meet
ng for this district will be held in
Woodstock on Wednesday, March Is,
lnder direction of Deputy Grand
Master |. G. Mower. Grand Mas'er,
/. l. Ballou, Grand Lecturer. ID A.
elliott, and other officers of the
irand Lodge are expected 10 be pre-
ent.
At the second quarterly meeting
i the Windsor county Y. M. G A.
held recently Messrs Leon
Gay aud Chas .lnxbury of Cavern
lish and Windsor. respectively, were
lected members to fill vacan, les
made through removal from the
county by a r Books of Wilder.
MI The death of Hon George Arken.
II Woodstock
Miss Ethel jackson visited in Nor
vich several days last week.
The Randolph Herald says:
Rev. Joseph Hamilton has nearly
46 Years of active ministr,
n The Vermont Methodist conference
. winch he VAS ordained deacon IN
500 altes preaching for year pre-
'llus- o. thu date IL these As years
Re nas baptized 545 persons. mar
ied 424 and buried 452 He has
laI Is l,astnrates in the time and
,een presitlsg Il Ter Of the ST .Iuhns-
ury ils'ri SIX wears Mr. IIamil
on came Ia Vermont from Canada.
where he was bor May IL, 1889
MI has The .trengtl and vigor for
many "a wear vel in the ranks If the