Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-09-12
ers. Not all are treated this way,
but some need more attention from
thoughtless drivers and owners.

ers. Not all are treated this way,
but some need more attention from
thoughtless drivers and owners.
There is a gratifying degree of in
terest shown in the coaching parade
at the coming fair and n number OF
teams have already been secured
through the efforts of Secretary
Eaton, who is industriously working
up this feature of the exhibition.
There will be II decorated float for
the band and others will also be
found in line. Owners of OK teams,
too, are urged to take hold and try
for the prize, as well as help to
swell the parade and add to the gen.
eral interest Of the affair.
Read E. p. Gobic's advertisement
on this page.
Mrs. NJ. E. Morrill, spent Sunday
WIFI llICluS III lI1e " j ItNcllCIS
Home" in East Bethel.
Mrs. Benz. Lear OF Bridgewater
visited her sister, Mrs. 5. E. Chad
wick, the first Of the week.
Miss Alice l.. Eaton has returned
to the Fitchburg Normal School,
where she spent the past year.
Among the weeks arrivals at the
the Inn We're:
Boston Mr. an | Mrs A M Wiley, Mrs A
O'Bren, NJ L O'Bren, Mr. and Mrs H A AL
drch, Mr. and Mrs H Hyde: Misses A F
Hyde. A G Hyde, Master II Webb Hyde,
MIR and Mrs H Bryant, Mr. and Mrs VIM j
Winch. Mr.: Edward II Dunn, Mr. and Mrs
= d Merrill, I steaine; ;, Mrs NJ &C Charles 6 6
Watson. Mrs Watson, Lester Watson, Mar
garet Watson.
New York-S Y Reynolds, Miss White
Mrs D Dubois Sahler. the Misses Sahler.
Miss Merriam, Mr. and Mrs Fred Elliott,
Mrs ID Davis. Hamilton Davis.
Philadclpha-Mr c Nedhard, Miss Neid-
hard, Miss Chambcrlin, Miss Laura Cham
berlin, DR. Chas Willets. Mrs. Madeira.
Mrs Henry f Jones. Miss Mabel A Jones,
Cambridge, Mass; Mr. and Mrs Fl G Abbot,
Concord. N H. Miss Peck. Owego, n Y;
lanl; Miss ii NJ Farn Nv ,rth Chicago: Gil
man S Moulton. Randolph; Miss Ford,
Staten Island, N Y; Miss Eva Fl Willis. Ed
ward II Dunn, & e Metzler, New Bedford,
Mass,
Mrs. NJ. Hapgood vert to New
York Wednesday to make her tall
purchase of millinery.
Ernest Smith, who has been III
the White Mountains, returned home
Saturday and covered first in the ball
game in the afternoon.
Mrs. James Wyman of Lynn,
Mass, is visiting at w. D. Fosters.
Beginning about 6 o'clock Satur-
day evening rain fell quite steadily
until Sunday evening. The ground
seems to have been rather dry, for
dust was flying in day or so.
Mrs. D. E. Gillingham of Chi
cago is at F. II. Gillingham's.
George b. Leighton, Daniel Cat
lin and L. +. Catin of St. Louis,
are the guests of Ju lge E. b.
\ lams at the Inn.
The D.,rtn outh Medics can. ba:k
last Saturday and took the sting ont
of their defeat of the previous week
by giving the home team Il little
drunAins. hev brought il strong
tea II, including Tabor, Aiken and
other Dartmouth; cracks, remotely !
with the medical depart
ment, ana the ~ 90 lstocks had to he !
content with four runs, the visitors |
pi.ing up twelve scores after doing
some lively hustllng. The batteries
were Aiken and Foss for Dartmouth,
Becman and Howes for Woodstock.
Score by innings:
1896 7S9
Wools;"ck ,........... % 1000 .
Dat. Med. ........... 4 900 3 O3 liz
at the Churches Tomorrow.
Christian-Morning service at
1890. Sunday school and c. E. at
the usual hours.
Congregational Informing service
10. 80, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school after service. Junior meeting
5 o'clock. Christian Endeavor 0.I5
o'clock, Evening Chapel service 7
o'clock.
St. ]ames-Usual morning and
evening services.
misunderstanding by the
pastor at 1890. The devotional
meeting of the Christian Union will
be held as usual at 7 p. m.
Methodist meeting.
Catholic-Mass in Quechee at
9.I5 Il. M, Woodstock, 1870, Cate
chism 3 p. M, evening prayer at
7.3o.
sherburne.