Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-07-14

G. p. Swain, past chief patriarch
of Mt, Tom Encampmcnt, No. u,
|. O. O, f., has been elected captain
and commandant of Canton Han
over, No. 70, and commissioned BY
II. \. Harrington, commander of
the department of New Hampshire.
Commandment Swain is also district
deputy OF the subordinate lodges. in
Guiding Wells River, Bradford. Post
Mills, White River Junction and
Woodstock.
Dearborn Park was open on July
Fourth and although there was no
public celebration many avalIcd
themselves of the opportunity to visit
the park and spring, quietly enjoy
ing the pleasant drive and meeting
many of their old friends.
DR.. c. l.. Dana has been called to
Paris to see an English noblcman
who has Il chronic nervous trouble.
and sails from New York about July
18th. His family is expected in
Woodstock the last of the month.
Miss Woodward is ready to re
cciye pupils. and in addition to mu-
steal instruction, will give special
training for the correction of stam-
mcring and other defects OF speech.
Mountain Avenue, July S.
Delegates from local Endcavol So
cietics TO the Boston convention arc
Misses Fuller, Carrie Thompson,
Julia Sw,tzcr. Annie Carlton, Anna
Vaughan, Minnie Merrill, Julia
Willis, Mrs. John Chandler, Mrs.
c. c. Watkins, Mrs. George Hard
ing, Rev. ]. F. Simmons, Rev. NJ.
I. Morrill,, Miss Margaret Johnson
and Miss Gertrude Marston.
An announcement of the plans of
the excursion to the Grand Army
cncampmcnt at Louisville appears in
another column.
A store room and repair shop for
bicycles is being erected in the rear
of the Inn, convenience which will
be greatly appreciated by the guests
of the house who arc owners of
wheels.
a party of young people who cell
ebratcd the Fourth at Lakota got lost
while returning from a trip to the
"Lookout' and spent part of the day
in wandering over North Bridge
water woods and hills. A relief
party found them towards nightfall
after covering a good deal of terri
tory in a tircsome search.
Miss Clara Hunter Of Windsor
was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. +. l..
Woodward, for a week, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. f. Simmons and Clarence
went to Springfield Wednesday and
will return Monday.
Mrs. +. c. Southgatc and Miss
Frances Southgatc are at Wellesley
Hill, Mass.
Those who cannot attend the
"Wild Vest performance at the
Junction in DAYTIME arc assured of a
complete exhibition at nighttime act
will be omitted.
w. W. Dearborn was up to the
Canada line last week, talking up
farms in Windsor county.
Transient guests of the week were
Gardner S. Pierce and family of
Claremont, Alvan a. Goodell of
Windham, Mrs. Clifton \. Pinncv
and two children of Bridgewatcr,
DR.. Richard Ely, Franklin S. Bill
lings.
Among Woodstocks summer
guests who have arrived within a
week or two are Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Lowell, who drove here from Ash
burnhan, Mass, and Miss Ola Bry-
ant, also of Ashburnham; Miss
Josephine Wilson of West Newton,
Mass, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
a. Wilson; Mrs. Clark of NIontpc-
Tier, at DR.. II. i. Whitney's: MIR.
and Mrs. D. E. Gillingham of Chi.
cago; Mrs. +. II. Stewart and Miss
Alice Stewart of Joliet, H.; Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Hardy of San Fran.
cisco.
Rev. W. c. Newell, of Moodus,
Conn, with his family, arrived il