Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-11-20

and passing over without serious in
jury.
The Randolph Herald's CORE
spondent says that tracks of perso
were plainly visible from pile c
ties to the track and from there to
house near by. Further exam:ns
ton led to the arrest of Williar
White, IS years old, son of a farme
living near Royalton village.
He was brought before Justice M
Sargent and he pleaded guilty
stating that he did not intend t.
wreck the tram but only wished t.
see the engine crush the tie. HI
was held to appear ut county court
Refusing to furnish bail of $500 hi
was committed to Jail at Woodstock
Young Peoples Christian Union.
The rally OF the Vermont Y. P
{. U. held in the Universalist church
Wednesday, evening and Thursda,
of this week was very interest
ing and helpful from the beginning
to the end. About forty delegates
from the Unions Of the state were in
attendance. Wednesday evening
Miss Eta Brown, president of the
Woodstock Union, spoke most
hearty and graceful speech of well
come, WHICH was responded to bv
the state president, Mr.. Henry &.
Farrar of Rutland, well known to
many Woodstock people and not
only as 1t Universaist but for his
prominence in Cd Fellowship. An
earnest devotional m"-';"e I"a h.,
Miss Evcin. Dl.lin, WAS f,,,lo~.l
by reception and social hour in the
Parlors, which was greatly enjoyed
BY all.
The meetings of Thu s,lay follow
I'd the published programme. They
were all we'll attended, and an earn
st religious spirit was in the atmos-
ohere of all OF them. Every speak
n spoke with heart and conscle nee
IS we'll us head and all went home
eelingthat they mad received Il bless
ng.
All the addresses were able and
helpful. Special mention may be
ma dc of the closing address Thurs.
lay evening by Rev. Fl. l.. Garfield
If Boston, secretary of the "National
Jnion," on "Our Creator Field"
It was noble address-one of the
'blest ever given in Woodstock.
Such meetings do good. 1t is hoped
hat the friends who made this meet
ng SO successful, may all be seen
in Woodstock again and many
lines.
At the Churches Tomorrow.
Universalist-Rey. F. Simmons
will preach Thanksgiving sermon
n the morning. Other services as
Usual.
Notwithstanding service at
o.3o. Junior meeting $3.50 o'clock,
1pworth League 6.15 o'clock, Even
ng service 7 o'clock.
St. James-Usual morning and
'vening services.
Christian-Thcre will be Thanks
giving services both morning and
evening. Sermon in the morning
BY the pastor.
Congregational-Morning service
o.3o, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
chool after service. Junior meeting
; o'clock. Christian Endeavor 6.I5
o'clock. Evening services 7 o'clock.
CAtholic-A musical high mass
will he sung at 1880 for the first
ime in Woodstock; catechism at
go, evening services at 7.45. Mass
n Barnard at 9 o'clock.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Christian, Congregational
md Methodist societies will as usual
,old a union service. The place of
will be announced Sunday
There will be Il service and SER
non at St. James church at II
o'clock.
West Woodstock
Several from this place attended
the district meeting of o o F at
Friday.
Confidence is restored and the
''good times" have arrived in this
place, in consequence of which the
Daniels Machine Company have put
their help on n hours week work
limit, while through the ''hard
times" they had to work 81 hours
per week.
Nathan Marvin has taken Ed.
Benson's two horse team to drive
this winter.
South Woodstock.
Mrs. E. II. Atwood went to
West minister last week Tuesday on
account of her sons children having
diphtherla, not thinking but what
she could return any time she chose.
She is still quarantined there, but
will probably return before many
DAYS. Mr.. Atwood has been quite
i'll this week with severe dizziness.
Mrs. Merrill goes next week to
New Hampshire to visit her daugh-