Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-08-22
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J. l.. DANA.

\ party of young people took a
ride to Barnard Tuesday. where they
spent pleasant day.
A base ball team has been orga.
nizcd among the younger players of
the village and is already in practice
They will play good ball when they
get to work and will be ready for Il
challenge from any junior club in
the vicinity. The makeup of tl:e
team is as follows: Joe Rhodes,
pitcher; Henry Narcotic, catcher;
Allen Smith, st base; Benz. Sher-
win, I'd base; Clarence Coffin, sd
base; Edward S. Dana, short stop;
James Kenefic, center field; Clar-
ence Day, right field; Roy Kalloch,
left field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry French and
child of Boston are visiting here.
Miss Annie F. Coffey of Lowell.
Mass, is visiting at L. w. Cartoons
and w. E. J. Whites.
Rev. w. J, Peck of Corona, N.
y, preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning.
The sports at the Inn Saturday
afternoon were witnessed by a large
crowd besides the guests and were
very unique and enjoyable.
Warren G. French, Jr., of New
York has been visiting his parents
here.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. Z. johnson
and Miss Johnson were in the White
mountains few days the past week.
A grand Republican rally will be
held here next Monday. Charles
Emory Smith, editor of the Phila-
delphia Press and ex-minister to
Russia, will speak.
Samuel G. Lord, Of the Stan
dard Thermometer works, Peabody,
Mass, was at the Inn over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Merrill are
in town.
Ernest Slack went to Twin Noun.
tain, N. H., Monday, to visit his
brother.
Harry E. Marshall of Boston, OF
the New England Telephone COM
pany, has been in town the past
week pushing the local exchange
business.
Things We're warm and interest
ing at the Republican caucus called
to nominate Il town representative
Tuesday afternoon, George Aitken
occurring the nomination. The other
candidates were Henry w. Walker
and Edwin Z. Emmons, the third
ballot resulting as follows: Aitken
los. Emmons $, Walker 69. Later
MIR. Walkers supporters filed his
nomination by certificate and an in
teresting contest is expected. The
caucus nominated the old board of
justices, substituting c. O. Thomr-
son and N. E. Wood for Jasper
Hazen and R. II. Kingsley, who re-
signed.
A third candidate, William G..
Vaughan, it is learned, is also in the
field. his nomination also having
been filed Tuesday, and the prospect
is bright for a large vote and a long
and lively fight.
Rev. p. Mcmillan was in North
field, Mass, several days the past
week.
\ musical event this week was an
organ recital at the Congregational
church bv MIR. S. b. Whitney, as
sisted nv MIR. and Mrs. Hiram u.
King. Mr.. Bullock of Boston, Mr..
lanes Chapman and Miss Helen
Marble The church was well filled
with delighted audience.
The Observation-Disclosures Mills ball
game was Il too one-sidcd affair to
be very interesting, the home team
piling up 81 scores to their oppo-
nents' two. Beeman pitched and
the visitors could do nothing with
him, while the local stars sprinteti
around the bases until they were
weak and thirsty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rood and
>h,ld of Ware, Mass, are at Mrs.
). Puppies.
MFR. and Mrs. Patrick Maynes,
who have been visiting in Boston,