Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-06-13

George Perry has rebuilt the
bridge at the stone grist mill, and it
i, an excellent piece Of work. Tins
is the fifth bridge that has been built
there since 1860.
The work of frcscoing the Chris
taian church will begin next Mon
day. Services will be held there as
usual tomorrow.
\ committee Of the .'Am-I ow"
inspected several buildings the past
week with Il view to obtaining Il hall
for the use of the society, but they
were all found entirely inadequate.
The difficulty in obtaining land is all
that has kept the members of the
Am-\ow from building at once, bnt
in conversation Yesterday the presi-
dent stated that suitable site had
been given them and that there
would be little further DELAY.
Mr. and Mrs. :. f.. kilner and
family arrived from New \ orh
Wednesday,
The annul! u,v>,ing Of the WouJ.
stock Country CInp was held at the
Inn last week Friday evening. / he
officers elected are: President, Rev.
L. AlcAlillan; treasurer, \. B.
Wilder; secretary, J. l.. Dana.
The executive committee is com
posed of the above named officers
together with f. S. Billings and
Frederick Chapman. The club was
organized Oct. IS, 1895, and now
has nearly its quota of sixty mem
brrs. Some Improvements have
latcl Y been made on the links, two
new holes having been added and the
greens are being put into better
shape. The starting point is now at
what was hole No. 3, near the ninth
and last hole, and from here players
can be seen at nearly every point on
the course.
Rev. !. +. Simmons, Miss lydia
Sleeper, Miss Bertha 5. Knapp and
Miss Etfic Smith and Miss Laura
Ransom attended the meeting of the
Green Mountain Association of Uni
versaists of Rutland and Windsor
counties at Rutland this week. The
meeting opened "Wednesday with an
address of welcome by Rev. Irving
w. Towslcy of Rutland and response bv
the president, Rev. ]. f. Simmons
Philip Royce of West Windsor
was in town Thursday.
Guests of the Inn enjoyed an inn
promptu dance Thursday evening.
Recent arrivals at the Inn--NIr.
and Mrs. F. a. Kennedy, Miss
Marquette Kennedy, Miss Ai,e
Kennedy. Cam bridge, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry l.. Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. III. ii. Arthur, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. \. Ilsley, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Il. Hart, Mrs.
Geo. I. Powell. MIR. and Mrs. ii.
{. Little, Boston; Mrs. l.. NJ.
ItIghmau, Philadelphia; Mrs. Jo-
>sph Bridghan, Miss Brigham,
Miss Z. IL, BRIGHAM, Providence,
X. |.
Mrs. W, c. Mitchell and son
Robert of Blattlcboro are visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. J. Winston.
Mr.. Waiter | o.. caman and family
OF New York arrived Thursday and
ale n'w occup, ing Harold :. Daua's
house, which thcl have rented tor
the summer.
''N " 'iN'N'I NouHtN lSPuDilluil
conn ention Will be held here Tues
day. June 3.
Windsor count, veterans reunion
VIII he held at South Royalton We'd
ne>daN, Aug. rs.
Summer vacation for the village
Schools begins week after next.
Inc High School graduating exer-
'i>c> will be held at the town hall
n'\t Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Saturday. June 20. examinations tor
admission to the high school will be
held.
Charles II. Montague has been
appointed Grand Representative of
Tie GRAND Lodge, +. n. NJ, of Nir-
sinia near the Grand Lodge OF YER
mont.
Nh ana Mrs. Charles English Wis
NSo IN Claremont this week.