Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1894-11-21

Forrest Richmond has purchased
of Charles Booth of Bridgewater
six-year-old bay Westmont mare.
Miss Mary Taylor came over from
Rutland yesterday and is visiting
Miss Grace Marble.
W. II. II. Moore expects to re-
move his jcwelry business to his new
store in the Moore & Kiddcr block
this week.
Rev. NJ. T. Morrill,, pastor of the
Christian church, will preach a
Thanksgiving sermon next Sunday
morning.
DR.. Logan, Charles F. Chapman
and William S. Hewitt arrived home
on Thursday from Portland, Maine,
where they had been to attend the
.lQnes-Newhall wedding,
The Aqueduct company tipped up
section of Elm street on Monday IN
order to connect Dunham's new mar
ket with the water MAIN a motor
will be placed in the market.
Mrs. W. II. II. Moore returned
from Scranton. Penn, on Saturday,
where she was called by the severe
illness of her sister, Mrs. William T.
Smith, about two months ago. Mrs.
Smith is now very much improved
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Field Jones
are expected here on Saturday next.
They are now on q trip to Boston
end New York. They will occupy
FOR the winter Mrs. Haskell's house
on River street, and after December
Ist they will he ready to receive their
many friends.
Mr.. Irwin c. White opened his
handsome new meat market in Whit
combs block on Monday morning.
Mr., White has fitted up his market
with all the modern appointments,
and the arrangements for handling
meats and fish, and everything kept
in stock, are complete.
Another business change wasmade
known yesterday, and this time Chap
mans drug store changes hands.
Henry B. Chapman has sold the
business to Ernest X. Wright, who
has been clerk in the store for the
past three years. The deal was
made on Monday and Mr.. Wright
took possession yesterday. He will
continue the business under the old
name. Mr.. Chapman's plans for
the future are not fully matured, and
he expects to remain in town for
some time,
Mrs, r., P, Myers and Mrs. p. S.
Myers drove over from Hanover on
Thursday and spent the afternoon at
the Inn. Mrs. f. p. Myers son,
Randolph, who was at the Inn dur
ing the summer, and who assisted
the minstrel entertainment, graduates
from Dartmouth Medical College
this month, and will then 90 to Ger
many to take a postgraduate course
in medicine.
Edward ID. Chandler of Dart
mouth College was in town yesterday
and will return to Hanover to-day.
He says that the Dartmouth foot ball
team will play the Chicago Athletic
Club eleven on Thanksgiving day, at
Chicago, After the game the Dart
mouth Alumni Society of Chicago
will dine the Hanover men in royal
style. The Dartmouth boys, Mr..
Chandler thinks, are sure winners.
James w. Hazen returned to
Woodstock on Saturday after an abb
sence of more than two years, and
received very warm welcome from
his old acquaintance. In the even
ing he was rendered banquet by his
brother masons at the Cottage Hill
House, about twenty members of
Woodstock Lodge No. 81, F. and A.
NJ, of which Mr.. Hazcn is still a
member, and invited friends sitting
down to the feast. Mr.. Hazen ex-
poets to return to his home at Ply
mouth, Mass, to-day. While here
he is the guest of L. H. Pratt. Mr..
A. c. Finney, a cousin of Isaiah
Benson, accompanies Mr.. Hazen on
his brief visit here,
Mr., B. F. Standish and Miss
Emma Durham, daughter of Simeon
Durham, will be married to-day at
IL o'clock at the residence of DR.. NJ.
H. Chandler, whose wife is sister
Of the bride. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. ]. F. Simmons
of the Universalist church, in the
presence of the immediate relatives