Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-09
WIN. D. McMASTER, p. NJ.

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Harry Clement of Rutland spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Julia Mellish has returned
from Stamford, Conn.
Miss Annie f. White is visiting
friends in Rutland.
Miss Annie f. Carlton is visiting
in Sharon.
\. f. Wood of New York city
registered at the Inn Tuesday.
Ed. Merrill of Springfield was in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Johnson
went to Boston Wednesday.
Schools closed on Friday for va
cation of two weeks.
DR.. Deane Richmond and Charles
Tuxbury, of Tuxbury & Stone,
Windsor. were in town Monday.
Mrs: E. B. Willis is to occup,
Lucian Staples house on River
street.
Will Staples has moved into the
house, one of Sabine Daigle's, Just
vacated by Mis-. Mason.
Miss Lydia Sleeper entertained Il
party at cards Friday afternoon of last
week.
Edward p. Marsh and family left
on Wednesday for their new home
IN Portland, Maine.
Edward Carpenter, superintendent
of the Mackenzie mill at Bridge
water, arrived in town Wednesday.
Sorel Lucia has taken his son Will
lie to Montreal, where his eyes are
to be treated.
a black mare belonging to II. p.
Bridge IN some way broke her ankle
on Tuesday, and she had to be shot.
Miss Matte Norris of LYME, \.
H., was the guest of Miss Annie
Perry few DAYS the past week.
y total eclipse of the moon, visible
in the United States, occurs to-mo,-
row Sunday evening. The total
phase occurs from 9.52 to II.27.
Henry Simser returned from New
York city, where he took his son for
treatment for a hip trouble. on
Thursday.
A social dance was held in Mel
fish hall Tuesday evening. There
were sixteen couples present. Ord
ways orchestra furnished music.
A special train was run from the
Junction on Friday evening for the
accommodation of those wishing to
attend the performance at the town
hall.
The annual business meeting of
the stockholders of the Woodstock
Creamery ASSOCIATION will be held
Tuesday, March IL, at o'clock D.
m. at the town hall.
Edward A. Gilbert, who recently
returned to Woodstock after nineteen
years absence spent in wandering
about the country, is now with his
brother, Martin Gilbert, at South
Woodstock.
The ''Boston Stars" will appear
here March 18th. They are artists,
all of them, and their great success
elsewhere would indicate that Wood
stock is to have an entertainment
well worth seeing.
X. E. Proctor IA few DAYS ago
bought of ]. 6. Derosie of Pomtret
a black three-year-old PAGER, sired
by Rob Roy, he by Ben Franklin
On the same day he sold the horse
to S. W. Woodbury. of Winchester,
n. II. The colt is speedy and
promising, and Mr.. Woodbury. Sc
cures prize.
A letter received this week from
]. Foster Rhodes, dated Nice, Feb.
I9, says that he is in the best OF
health and greatly enjoying his trip.
From Nice he goes to Rome, thence
to Naples, where he takes the steam
er for Alexandria, Egypt. He will
also visit Cairo, the Pyramids, Jaffa
and Jerusalem.
a good theatrical company is al
ways welcomed in Woodstock, and
the announcement of the return of
the above named attraction will be
pleasant news. The company has
been greatly strengthened since its
appearance here, and the plays to be
gwen are all new. On Monday
evening the tamous comedy, "Uur