Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-01-14
HARTLAND.
CALVIN L. MERRILL.

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years, was horn in Bridgewater,
March %, 1888. On Oct 5, 1862, he
was married to Miss Jane A. Town
of Woodstock by the late Rev. Moses
Kidder The young couple made
their home in Sherburne for many
years and it was there their five
children were born. They moved to
Hartland about twenty-five years ago
to the farm near Mrs. Lucy Will
liams' Mr.. Merrill was a quiet, un-
assuming man, one who will be
greatly missed among his neighbors.
to whom he was always willing to
lend helping hand. He leaves a
wife, four sons, Will of South Wood
stock, Ernest of Reading, George
and Bert of this town daughter,
Flora, died IL years ago; Is grand
children a sister, Mrs Anna Farr,
of Claremont; three brothers, San
ford w. Merrill, Elmer Merrill of
Reading, and Hollis Merrill of Sher-
burne.
The funeral was held at the home
of Mrs Lucy Williams January l.
Rev. F. H Roberts officiating The
bearers were Fillmore Benjamin,
f. T. White, e. A. Bryant and A. N.
Russell. Burial in Hartland village
cemetery.
In the January issue of Country
Life is an interesting article on the
FIartland Nature club written by
Harold Goddard Rugg. 1t is accom-
panied by two photographs of its
lodge room, taken by Lee Fl. Gra-
ham.
The Ottauquechee wooden mill at
North Hartland is closed for the
present.
E S. Ainsworth was week end
guest of his daughter, Mrs. ID. +.
Pollard. in Bellows Falls.
A successful food sale was held in
village room January 6; proceeds for
benefit of library. Another will be
held this week, Jan 13.
Miss Florence H. Sturtevant re-
turned to Goddard Seminary, Janu-
ary 0.
The Hartland Nature club will
hold an all day session at Village
room, January IA.
G. E. Merrill had the misfortune
to injure his foot, January IL, by
striking a pitchfork through it.
Mrs. II. j. Miller entertained the
ladies of the Whist club Saturday,
January 7.
Mrs. G. G. Davis returned to West
Windsor January 8.
Rev. H. Lohman and Rev. F II.
Roberts exchanged pulpits Jon. s.
Henry H. Dunbar is at the Hano-
yer hospital for treatment
w. w. Kelley has resigned as
janitor of the M. e. church. s. A.
Seems takes his place.
Mrs. James H. Stevens and grand
son Harold Lacy we're weekend
guests of her daughter, Mrs. La
deau.
The Boy Scouts, boys branch of
the local Y. M G. A., is holding
meetings each Saturday evening in
Village room from Z 80 to 9 80. All
boys between l8 and Is years are
invited to join.
Mrs. +. III. Roberts is suffering
from an attack of bronchitis.
The Old Glory Council, Junior
o. U. A. NJ, held an oyster supper
Saturday evening, January 7, in
honor of State Deputy Jeffries.
F. p. Martin is a prisoner again
this week owing to i'll health
New subscribers to Hartland tele-
phone-George e Ketchcm 6-l5,
A. w. Martin 8-l3.
e. G. Temple fell ON the ice, put
ting two fingers of his right hand
out of joint.
Mrs. L. s Ainsworth attended
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Don G. Pollard at Proctorsville Jan.
9Th.
Clayton Walker of Bellows Falls
was guest Of his father, l. /. |
Walker, Jan. 8.
Hon. A. L. Chamberlain of Leba-
non was a weekend guest of his
sister. Mrs. Fl. A. Walker.
Mrs Furber was called to White
River Junction Jan. z by the seri-
GUS illness of her brother, F. P. Bill |