Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-06-20

DIS UIltl lIIS IVN
AT the meeting of the Cheer
Mountain ASSOCIATION of Universal
lists at Rutland last week Rev. III
.. Markham of Ludlow was elected
president, II. V. French vice-presi
lent. and Miss b. 5. Knapp secre'
barry.
Mrs. +. w. Prior has been quite
sick with erysipclas for week, but
is now somewhat improved. Her
daughter, Mrs. II. p. Powers of
Proctor, is with her.
Henry Wood of Barnard is at the
far ground track for the season with
several horses, among them four
ycar-old by Victor Wilkes and a
three-year-old by Bradlaugh. Both
are handsome and fast.
DR.. w. III. Crawford OF New
York, who spent several weeks here
last summer, was III town several
DAYS this week. lie entertained a
party of friends at Lakota Friday,
and will return to New York to-day
Allen Thompson saw a deer Sat
urday on the Billings farm near his
place, the young animal trotting off
into the woods toward the sugar
house. A deer, probably the same
one, was seen on Mountain avenue
a few days ago. Green Mountain
deer are getting plentiful and tame,
but this is the first visit of one of
these animals to this village in many
years.
The graduating class of the High
school attended the Congregational
church last Sunday morning and lis
tened to the baccalaureate sermon by
the pastor, Rev. p. Mcmillan.
DR.. Nj. b. Franklin of Kecne, n.
H., scientific optician and eye spe-
cialst will soon open an office here
and place his services at the disposal
pr the people of Woodstock and vi
Entity. DR.. Franklin is skillfuI
pptician and for the past four years
as been IN successful practice in
kcene. BY his treatment ocular
adaches are permanently cured
II all visual defects accurately cor
eted. The highest standard of
Iaterial and professional services is
llarantced. DR.. Franklin is expect
(d next week. Mr.. w. +. Lahll, his
representative, how being here for
he purpose of securing an office.
Il. G. Waterman and family of
Plymouth has moved INTO w. L. !.
~ hitc's house on College hill.
South Woodstock and South Pom
fret are making ample preparations
10 celebrate the fourth of July and
patriotic citizens of this village will
therefore have an opportunity to
work off their surplus enthusiasm.
Charles II. English attended the
commencement exercises at the l..
y. NJ, Burlington this week, where
his son Fred and Ernest Chase of
Woodstock graduate this year.
David p. Simpson is in charge of
1.-The Appledore," Isles of Shoals,
THIS summer. Mrs. Simpson and
daughter, who are here for short
visit, will soon join him there.
Mrs. y. +. Mason and child, who
have been spending some weeks
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Nor
rilI, have returned to their home in
Berlin, y. II.
Mrs. ]. r. Pember went to Ran
doIph Wednesday.
John &. Foster, wife and daugh-
Ter Beatrice of Lynn, Mass, are at
W. D. Fosters.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert f. Bodine
OF baNonne. y. j., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. y. b. Wilder.
Mrs. F. S. Dana and family of
hfooNl'ne. Mass. are expected to
'fr'Vr next Tuesday for the summer.
Inc Dartmouth glee, mandolin
'hd oanio club gave one of the best
sohcerts of the season at the town
"''' last week Friday evening to a
age audience. The tenor solo by
MI Stockwell and mandolin solo by
W. Leggett were especially enjoy
able.