Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-05
WOODSTOCK NOTES

nome thursday night, lie had sui
fered from cancerous trouble for
year or more. Mr.. Sabin was 70
many years a successful merchan
in Boston. He never gave up in hi
interest in Woodstock aud was TO
years summer visitor here Hi
wife died several years ago HI
leaves three children--Charles. Mary
Louise and Benjamin. all of Brook
line, and brother, Henry, WHO lives
in Lewiston, Me.
DIR. and Mrs +. Il Kidder re.
turned on Thursday from a trip to
New York and Washington.
Hon. William f. johnson and
Miss johnson who. have been in the
south several months, arrived home
Friday.
James Ward, long a resident OF
South Barnard, died Thursday after
a short illness. He had charge of
Frederick Chapman's place in South
Barnard for some years, capable
industrious man. and was we'll known
TO many people here. He leaves q
brother, j. ii. Ward, of Barnard.
M. II. Sawyer has received word
of the death of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
E. @. Sawyer. in the tornado at
Omaha Hler husband who owns
property in Omaha, was in Chicago
at the time.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell has re-
turned from Florida. where she
passed the last six weeks.
Mrs. Clarence J. Paul is passing
few weeks at her homestead in
Barnard
Mrs. Arthur u. Pinney received
telegram Saturday, which was filed
three days before. notifying her of
the safety of her sister, Mrs. N. ID
Goodhue, and family, whose home is
in Dayton, Ohio.
Frank Garbutch, Bethel tannery
employe, who is charged with steal
ing $65 from Carla Kasak, fellow
countrymen, was recently .arraigned
before Justice Flint at Bethel, and
bound over to the next term of
Windsor county court in the sum of
$500 and brought to the county Jail
here for safe keeping. Constable j.
D. Wheeler of Bethel, who was noti-
fed of Kasak's loss. suspected that
Garbutch was fitting away from the
neighborhood on certain train and
at his request the train was searched
at Bellows Falls and Garbptch was
stopped. He is said to have con,
fessed
Miss Ruth Houghton found may
flowers. spring beauties and hepat-
icas on the 9Th of March.
Isaac II Meserve of Boston and
Woodstock was at the Inn few days
this week.
L. Ii Pike was an unoffending
victim of The FIRE whistle at noon
Tuesday He was driving near the
town building when the test alarm
sounded and his horses jumped and
ran. In a collision with heavy
team the front part OF Mr. Pixies
wagon dropped to the ground and
he was thrown out. holding to the
reins. The horses freed themselves.
ran around the triangle and back
and were caught when they entered
Mrs. H. 0 Sewers yard Mr.. Pike
was quite badly hurt, and he lost a
few bottles of the spring water
which he was delivering.
The Boy Scouts under Rev, II. l.
Garfield recently visited the Daniels
Machine Co. shop at West Wood
stock and were shown over the es-
by Fl. W. johnson.
Dr. Glenn G.. Atkins. pastor of the
Central Congregational church of
Providence, r 1, a speaker of much
power, has been secured by the young
mems class of the Congregational
church TO give an address in the
church Tuesday evening. April %
His subject will be The Windows
Of Life"
Company G drills began again
Thursday, April 3
Mrs B. L. Chase went to the Ham
over hospital for treatment ON We'd
nesday.