Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

Voters of the village are urged to
turn out to the annual meeting Mon
day evening, Jan. +. 1t promises to
be interesting, matters in which all
arc concerned will be talked over
and every one should be there and
cast Il vote.
The High School teachers OF
Windsor county will have ii meeting
at White River Junction, an. 9,
when an organization will probably
be formed. Several papers will be
read and discussed.
Coming to Woodstock, an. /.
ISo7.-Lcbunon Theatre Co., in the
beautiful Western drama i'll four
acts. entitled Joe Ruggles, or the
Girl Miner" This is one of the
strongest local companies ever orga-
niZcd. Don't miss it. Under the
management of Hendricks Il WEIGH.
Don't fail to see Beatrice Douglas
us Mark, the Miner, and other
members of the company in their
different specialtics.
Miss Billings was at Mrs. Allen 5
from Saturday to Monday. Mrs
Billings and family sail for Esvp +
Jan. 9Th.
The annual district meeting of the
Masonic lodges in Windsor county
will be held with Vermont lodge
No. IS of Windsor Thursday
afternoon and evening, Jan. II, UNI
der the direction of II. W. George
f. Leland Of Springfield, district
deputy. 1t is expected that the L.
A. degree will be exempl,6ed by
Rising sun L-ouS,, s'D. I "r r~-'.'-
Rovalton, and the NJ. Nj. degree by
Vermont Lodge. w. Charles II.
Montague of Woodstock grand lee
turcr, Hon. kittrc,lge llaskins of
Brattleboro grand master, and other
prominent members OF the craft will
attend and the occasion will doubt
less he pleasant and profitable.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Olzendam of New Ro-
chcllc, n. v, Dec. 10Th.
Mrs. Mary kc,es and Wade keves
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Furbcr.
CHARLES Paul has set up a saw mill
near George Thompson's place.
The outfit includes boiler. engine
and circular saw, and operations be-
gan Thursday.
The ice house at Lakota was filled
Thursday, the lake furnishing ice
twelve inches thick and of fine quail
ity.
Ernest Smith came over from
Dartmouth to spend Christmas.
Among the holiday visitors are
Misses Margaret. Elizabeth and Ma
rion Aitken, Miss Alice l.. Eaton,
Miss Syhil Y. Boynton and John II.
Boynton.
Miss Grace 6. Marble is spending
the holidays with her parents here.
Miss Helen W. Marble goes to
Worcester, Mass, Monday.
There were Christmas festivities
at the Universalist, Christian and
Methodist churches Thursday even
ing, where brilliantly lighted trees
loaded with presents delighted the
children ahd the older ones. y
Christmas bell in place of a tree did
duty at the Univer>alist church, Il
little departure from Santa Claus
old-fashionrd way of distributing
favors.
The children of St. James church
will have their Christmas tree next
Tuesday evening at Good Templars
hall. All will lie remembered with
gifts and refreshments will be served.
Miss Miriam Winslow is at home
for the holidays.
Karl Pember is among the holida,
home-comcrs.
A large number of Young people
enjoyed a Christmas party at Eltor
n. Smiths Thursday evening.
Ezra kempton met with quite :
serious accident last Monday. in F.
b. Merrill's barn. but is now i'm
proving and will soon be on his fee
again. While putting the blanke
on one of the horses, the animal
which had never kicked or attempt
ed anything out Of the way before
got Il tr,fe frisky in his exuberanc.
of spirits and his gan,brels strucl
MIR. kemptOn in the abKlOmen, II,