Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-11-30

round Woodstock. Paper and press
brk arc of the best and the booklet
Y /, work of art throughout.
Some of the village officers have
1ccntlv been examining the engine
duse, its underpinning, ETC., with Il
nv to making some nee cssary re-
lis. The stone wall between the
iklgc an Il house looks as if it were
but ready to tumble into the
|d am and take the building, en-
les and all property OF the fire de-
rtmcnt with it. The corner of the
Hiding nearest the bridge has sunk
lveral inches below the timber rum
ng diagonallv beneath the floor,
,king it impossible to close the
Dors of the house, which have been
ben all the summer and fall. The
y ,ner supported by il timber thrown
loss the water will also have to be
: sed to get the building into any
: hg like the shape it ought to be.
IA hose line which was being used
clean out the sewer at the foot of
Oh street Wednesday morning
Pike loose from it's moorings and
figylcd and twisted about over the
pd in Il very earnest and animated
y, making things interesting tor Il
moments. One of the village
ktees approached and after vainly
X BIZ to force the muzzle into the
T. Fer again. during which he was
Il for second or two in the
kvser-likc torrent of mud and water
rown up, finally succeeded in shut
pg off the stream.
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Hrs. William S. French returned
IN Lynn, Mass. Wednesday.
Yrs. Moss Chase of Gardner,
S.. and Miss Lena Day of Bos-
spent Thanksgiving with George
1 Day.
E Dr.. Edward II. Williams was in
n several days the past week g,
r Wing on Friday. He left Mon
and will soon start for Santa
.bara. California. where he will
ind the winter. At Chicago he
| be joined by VIM. S. Campbell,
o will accompany him. DR.. Will
ms visited Burlington before COM
here, where the new Science
Y lding, one of the finest college
= dings in the country. given by
to the University of Vermont, is
N nearing completion. This is
9W Williams first visit here since
linn was built, in which he is 4
rgc stakeholder, and he expressed
hself as being very much pleased
Z h it. Next summer he intends to
= nd some time here. rcvisitlng
liar scenes and renewing ac-
pntance with old friends.
IL Inward ID. Chandler and Ernest
lth from Dartmouth college. and
hest Chase. from the University
ermont, were 1t home Thurs
1alf Il dozen members of the
lntv club We're out on the golf
Thursday, this being the first
ortunity to play for some days
81 ccount of the weather.
I'm Morgan was badly hur,
& at work saving at Charles
"a Fhinson's place day or two ago,
ly tree falling on HIM. His in
~ Is are internal, but how serious
BIT exactly kno wn yet.
FIR. S. b. Whitney, who wa.
Pns the Thanksgiving visitors
;. on Sunday completes his TWEEN.
9TH year as organist at the Church
,e Advent, Boston. 1t is quite ;
ridence that within Il year OF
+, number of the most eminen,
"a. nists of the country have round.
Pit twenty-five years of service in
b respective churches. Among
n are DR., \. II. Messiter, OF
nity church, and DR.. Gilbert. OF
pity Chapel, New York. Re-
flv DR.. 6. w. Warren Of St