Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-08-21
IN AND ABDUL WOODSTOCK.

Mrs. E. p. Law, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Sayward returned to her home
in Orange, Conn, Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Sayward are spending a
few days in camping at Fairlee,
their daughter, Mrs. Pliny Hamil-
ton of Newport, being in the party.
Louis Dupree, Frenchman, who
came here from Brandon, was sur
prised to get an invitation Tuesday to
step into Deputy Sheriff Thomas Of
flee. Mr.. Thomas has been on the
lookout tor Davis, who is believed
to have had some connection with
the death of Dora Cushman at Bris-
tol. in this state, but Dupree satisfied
him that he was not the man wanted
and he was detained only for few
minutes. Davis, it is now learned.
was arrested at Montgomery, in the
northern part of the state, Monday
night.
The Country Club will hold It's
first annual handicap golf tour
uamcnt next week, beginning Thurs
day. Singles and foursomes will he
played, for which cups are offered
as prizes. The second, fourth and
fifth greens have recently been much
improved and the pleasure of play
Ing over the course is greatly in
creased thereby, as is shown by the
interest in the game, which is now
at its height. There will undoubt-
edly be a large number of ent ries for
next weeks match.
Mrs. Frederick Billings and Miss
Haskell spent Sunday at Mortified,
Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Beals of Bakers
field are the guests of their niece,
Mrs Z. +. Fales.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Kennedy, the
Misses Kennedy, f l. Kennedy,
Miss Bclden and Lieut.. Bell, drove
up from Windsor Monday.
Mrs. II. \. Durham of Asheville,
u. c., is at Mrs. J. II. Murdock's.
John Woodbury. PLAYED with the
Rutland ball team in games with the
Cuban Giants and the Ludlow nine
the past week.
Charles II. Miller, editor of the
| New York Times, Mrs Miller, Miss
Miller and Iloyt Miller spent Sat
urday at the Inn, returning to White
River Junction by carriage in the
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall returned
from Salem, Mass, Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. c II Vco and dau-
ghter are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Benz. V. Page arrived here
this week and will spend couple
OF weeks at her cottage on Mountain
avenue.
Miss Laura Montague entertained
a card party Tuesday evening.
Frank II. Knapp has been con-
fined to his home for a week on ac-
count of an eye trouble.
Mrs. George Polak of New York
sat Mrs c. w. knapp's.
The Misses Aitken gave card
prtv on Monday evening.
Miss Hartman and Miss Lambert
Of New York are guests of Mrs.
Frederick Billings.
Miss May Louise Harvey is visit
inc her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. II.
Harvey.
Col. Frank G. Hatch is in town
this week.
BY invitation of the Barnard y. p.
c. L. the Unions of Woodstock,
HartIand. Rochester, Bethel and
Gaysville, attended picnic rally at
Barnard on Tuesday. The gathering
was very pleasant one, about
twenty-five being present, cloudy
weather keeping away many. The
members of the party from Wood
stock were Rev. ]. +. Simmons and
son Clarence, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
II. Pinney, Misses Julia Willis,
Bertha S. Knapp. Parma Carpenter
and lydia Sleeper.
Mr.. and Mrs S. f. kilner's children
took a party of thirty young people
to Quechee gulf Saturday.
Charles ]. Mckenzie of Franklin,
Mass, and wife were among tins
weeks visitors.
DR.. Shcrwin went to Springfield