Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-02-16
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Sundays, u to Pm
WIN. D. McMASTER. P. NJ.
Lucicrs' Minstrels Saturday even
ing,
S y, Whitney was in town this
week, arriving Monday.
!. D. Denison of West Randolph
was in town Tuesday.
!. J. VIII son of Bethel registered
at the Inn Tuesday.
Miss Mary Taylor has returned to
Rutland.
Mrs. c. H. Dyer of Chicago ar
rived at the Inn on Friday.
Mrs. E. F. Payne, of West Som
ervile, Mass, is the guest of her
father-in-law, Frank Payne.
Claiming Williams has been dis
tributlng the "Victor" bike calendars
among his friends the past week.
f. S. Mckenzie went to Boston
on Wednesday. and will return to-
day.
Losr-Near A. NJ. Fosters, a
pair of eve glasses. Finder please
leave at Dana Bros.
The Second Primary school was
not in session Friday, Miss Fuller
being called away by death of rel
ative.
Henry c. Johnson, who has been
confined to his rooms at the Inn for
month or more, is now able to take
occasional rides.
Rev. Mr.. Mcmillan and George
H. Mass are to speak at the meeting
of the Farmers club in Pomfret to.
day.
w. F. Fowler of Boston, manager
of the Woodstock Electric company
was III town for several days the pas
week.
A special train was run from the
Junction on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of those wishing to attend the
Universalist socetv's entertainment
The Grand Army dance on Fri
day evening was largely attended
considering the weather and condi
ton of the roads. There were abou
seventy couples present.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement in another column of
public examination of teachers to b
held at the High school Feb. ed an
23d.
There will be a special meeting o
Randall Post Saturday evening Feb
10Th at 7 o'clock. All comrades ar
requested to be present.
L. w. WILSON, Commander.
According to the established Gus
tom of Randall Post the member
will observe the 22nd of Februar
by Camp Fire at 6. A. r. Hall {
7p. m.
l.. w. WILSON, Commander.
Fred Chapman went to Montpelie
on Monday and on Tuesday attcnde
the banquet of the Young Mems RI
publican club at Burlington, whel
the principal address was delivere
by DR.. Chauncey M. Depew.
Luciers' Minstrels, one of the be
and most popular of road companie
are to appear here at the Town Ha
this Saturday evening. The trouF
includes the Delmanning brothers
marvellous specialties, and others
an entertaining and novel pr
gramme. Read the advertisement
DR.. Minnie G. Lcavitt of Hattie
P. O., will deliver lecture on tel
perance, illustrated by charts, in Il
town hall, Wednesday evenin
February 20. She is an earnest al
enthusiastic speaker and comes he
highly recommended and indoors
by pulpit and press.
The Oneonta Daily News, Oneo
ia, n. Y, says: "Miss Marguer
Lucier, musical wonder, played
number of instruments IN m;
terly manner and as a soubrettc S
stands preemlnent, fascinating h
audience from her first appearan
to the close, and in her serpent
and Spanish dances she perfect
captivated all in the display of
art terpsichorean." See ad. a
street bills for particulars.
The Mizpah Christian EndeaN
Union, including the towns in
central part of the county, will he
its eleventh quarterly convention
the Christian church here IL
Thursday, Feb. Il. Sessions v
be held afternoon and eveni
Preparations are being made by
local societies to entertain over
hundred delegates, and doubt
every society in the union will
represented.
The Unlversalist society's en-