Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-10-09
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.
Ten or a dozen teams are busy
lrawing gravel from the mill pond,
or the roads abont town.
The ground in front of Moore &
Kidder's block is being prepared for
concrete. .r
Professor and Mrs. +. w. D.
Worthen i,!of Hanover were the
guests of Mrs. Harold S. Dana on
Tuesday. a;
Hon. VIC. French was in Brain
rec this week.
John French returned to New
York Monday.
Mrs. ]. r. Pember, Mrs. Henry
}oynton and Mrs. F. Stearns Fair
banks were delegates from St.
ames' church to the annual conven-
ION of the Woman's Auxiliary to
he Board of Missions held ut Bel
ows Falls this week. Mrs. E. S.
Allen,, who was one OF the vice-pres-
dents, and Mrs. 6. w. Paul, corre-
spending secretary, resigned at this
meeting, M iss Gertrude Denison of
Royalton being elected to the latter
bffice. Mrs. Pember was elected
recording secretary.
Mrs. G. w. Farlee and DR.. {. l..
Dana's ,child,en returned to New
York Monday.
Z. u. Chandler was at home from
Dartmouth for day this week.
Je, emiah r. O'Sullivan, the Mas
sachusetts silver leader, who spent
several weeks here the past summer,
is seriously i'll at his homo in Law
renee, and there is little hope of his
Hcovery.
Recent Inn arrivals -
New York-Mrs G w Russell, Miss L A
Sla lie, Geo A Glamzer.
Boston Clarence H Dunn, Miss Dana.
Mrs james 7 Phelps. Miss Phelps. Mrs
Howard Edwards. Mrs N W Curtis. Mrs 0
B rockingham. Edward II Andrews. DR.
and Mrs Henry jackson. Mr. and Mrs Fran
els b Rice, Miss Rice.
Mr. and Mrs r @ Downer, Falmouth
Mass; Miss l. H Goldman. Nahant, Mass
Mr. and Mrs W M Warren. Marlb trough.
Mass
Will Hoisington of West Ran
dolph is visiting relatives here. lie
is a noted bear and coon hunter,
finding most of his game in the
mountains of Rochester and that VI
cinity, and counts a score of bears on
his string. On Thursday night he
went out'for coons with a couple of
Windsor friends and captured a
acknowledgements. He never
carries a. gun -on his coon-hunting
trips, being able to do a good bust
ness with a dog and an AK. He
climbs the;trce where coon is roost-
ing. shakes it down and the dog
never fails to finish the job.
Frank Gleason of Philadelphia is
visiting his cousin, w. E. ]. White.
Philip I.eavenworth, formerly a
student at the Woodstock high school,
and now connected with the Castle
ton normal school, was married at
Hadley, Mass, on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. E, to Miss Sarah Allen OF
that town.
Henry Merrill, Of the Royal Palms
hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, was
The guest of DR.. Logan several days
bis week.
The stone work on the new Gam
At the old stone mill will be complet'
ed today and as soon as the steel pen
stock is put in the water will be SIN"
off. The height Of the dam is thu
same as that of the original structure
The stone mill is to he used for
boat house.
Tie ,cantata, "rhe Holy City"
will be given at the town hall to-
morrow, evening. The work has
been under rehearsal for sevcra
weeks by chorus of Woodstock
singers and among the soloists vii
be MIR. f. H. Miller, of the Brattle
boro Choral Union, and Mrs. Clari
bel White Jenney. of the Sch'rme
Ladies Quartette, Boston. The can
tata contains much pleasing 'nusi
and an excellent rendering of tn
elections is promised. Admission
will be IS cents.
Henry H. Vail was quite severe'
injured while riding bicycle la
week, hs daughters receiving wo!.
Of the accident after he had been !
hospital in Yonkers, N. w. wn s.
it occurred, for several days. Mis-
Clara Vail went on to New Ior