Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1894-10-17

Frederick Billings went to New
York Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles F. Chapman has re-
turned from trip through the west
DR.. Utley of Newton, Mass, spen
several days at the Inn the pas
week.
Mrs. Henry w. Vail and Miss
Vail left on Tuesday for their home
in New York City.
The October meeting of the w.
c. T. L. will be held with Mrs.
Dyke on Friday at 2.3o p. m.
The early morning and evening
trains on the Woodstock railroad
will be discontinued after this week.
The Woodbury. Label company
expect to move into their new quart
ers in Whitcomb's block next week.
Miss Lila Kneen, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is reported to
be still in somewhat critical condi
ton.
Work is progressing rapidly on
fbn addition 10 fl, II,.,l
which Dunham's new meat market
is to be located.
Miss Mary Haskell left for Law
renee, Kansas, on Friday last, where
she will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. w. E. Hazcn.
Waldo p. Clement with a party of
friends were at the Inn Saturday and
Sunday, driving from Peru, VT,
and returning direct to Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of West Hartford
occupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday in ex-
change with the pastor, Rev. Peter
Mcmillan.
George Winslow moved his stock
of stationery and books into his
handsome new store in the Moore
q kidder block on Saturday. HIS
new place of business is a most at
tiactive one.
Harry Johnson's fine Kentucky
bred saddle mare, which has been
much admired by horscmen here,
will be shipped to New York City
to-day in charge of one of Forrest
Richmonds grooms.
We are happy to announce that
DIR. H. l.. Hastings of Boston will
preach Sunday next and give lectures
with stereopticon illustrations on
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
For further announcements see post
ers.
Charles Davis Jr. of Boston ar
rived at the Inn Saturday with a
party and remained over till Monday,
returning via Windsor. The de-
lightful autumn weather and beauti-
tul foliage are each year attracting
more and more driving parties
through the state.
The water supply of the Aque-
duct company was shut off for a
few hours Monday night while some
repairs were in progress. Work on
the new main, an eight-inch wrought
iron pipe, which crosses the river Just
below the old main, is very compile
ton and will probably be finished
next week.
MIR. Ambert 6. Moody and wife
of East Mortified, Mass, spent ast
Sunday at Mrs. Frederick Billings.
Mr. Moody is a nephew of Mr.. D.
l.. Moody, the evangelist. Mrs.
Moody is the daughter Of Major Whit
tie who is engaged in evangelical
work at East Mortified and who
preached here at the Congregational
church a few Sundays ago.
A party of Woodstock Knight
Templars, composed of II. p. Clark,
George Marble, O. r. Marsh, A. L.
Wood, George Mass, Charles Spaul-
ling and Nathan Gushing, members
Pf Vermont Commandery No.4, of
Windsor, attended a special conclave
t that place on Friday. Thomas
ninth accompanied the party and
'as one of the four candidates upon
HON the order of knighthood was
bnferred.
The first snow squall of the sea-
bn whirled into Woodstock on Mon
by, During the early morning
ours few flakes were seen, but
nese chilly forerunncrs of a storm
BON disappeared. Snow covered