Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-06-26
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

Miss Lucy e. Fairbanks returned
from GAINESVILLE, Tenn, this week,
! and has opened her house.
Recent arrivals at the Inn -
New York Mrs Il b Johnson. Miss Ada
4 Smith, Mr. and Mrs + s Gray, Miss Ella II
G.uy. c NJ Wicker, Mrs NJ ID Wicker. Mas
ter Cyrus + Wicker Miss l. j Daggctt. Miss
Lucy $ Wicker Mrs j II Brodhead. Miss
Bloolgool, Mrs John Ellis Blake.
Boston Miss NJ II Whitmorc. 'rhcrcsc
| Brcrcton.
Mrs Caleb Seagrave, Mrs Edward d
Rarce Edward d Pearce, Jr, Maurau S
n P,arrc. Providence, r |; Mr. and Mrs j +
pcarrr Middlcboro, Mass: Mrs J II Ackcr-
man. Miss l. p Alderman, Plaintipld, N J;
4 Mrs + Myers r NJ MYERS. Washington,
d e. Mis-, Goodwin, Middletown. Con IL.
DR.. G. II. Spiller, optician, will
be at Park Cottage, Woodstock, on
j Monday and Tuesday, June 18th and
Il 10Th.
4 Capt. Linn Fairbanks team of
halI-tossers defeated Capt. Royal
Kalock's team on the Vail field on
n Monday: score IT to IL. The game
was hot one. For the winners,
n +. Allen Smith and Fairbanks did
n the pitching, Narcotic putting up Il
fine game behind the bat. Day and
krllock threw curves for the other
side, lloughton catching.
Frederick Chapman will take
charge of the post office July /.
DIR. and Mrs. l.ucius pitkin Of
New York arrived Saturday.
Dr. Charles l.. Dana and family
y are staying at Tuxedo Park during
June and July.
Dr. and Mrs. +. II. kidder at
Ia tended the Parsons llutchins we'd
ding Il; Brandon Tuesday. VIM. I.
Smith of Scranton, Pa, who also at
tended, returned with them and
spent a day here.
liuiltorl, the medicine man, the
announcement of whose coming was
soconspicuously posted weeks ahead,
became financially involved while
here and spent Saturday night and
Sundav IN jail, his creditors being
some of his own showmcn. On
Tuesday assistance came from La
conia, \. H., friend and by putting
up a gold watch aud diamond ring
he was able to get out of his prison
quarters. Other wrlts were issued
against him, however, the same day
for private damages, but he skipped
IN the afternoon an hour or two
ahead of Deputy Sheriff Thomas.
MIR. Thomas returned late in the
a. pNrning after Il pleasant drive, but
without Il prisoner, losing trace OF
him in the w,lds of lIartland.
Rev. +. Simmons delivered the
charge to the church at the ordna-
ton of Rev. {. l.. Ordway as pastor
of the Unitarian church at Windsor
on Tuesday.
Benson n Johnson are putting up
building for kiIn-drying lumber at
Mc>t Woodstock.
Miss Helen llowcs is at home
sNm Hradford, where she has been
|cathmg.
He South Streets" and "Rivel
Nhcct, local base ball talent
ranged under fanciful namcs-camt
'ogythcr last week Friday, the game
being won by the South Streets, I,
I" -. On Tuesday they met agar
I'm the South StrccterS were moved
down III the whirwind.likc rush o
the River StrcctcrS. whose snapp,
playing won the admiration of III,
spectators. Mitchell was in uoot
form and pitched fine. steady gam,
ton the winners. 1t was an off da,
l"r the opposing pitchers, Fairbanks
Rice and st Cyr, the r. SIS havin.
no trouble in finding the ball at an,
time and they chalked up IS runs t,
South Streets seven. These tw,
talented teams now have Il gam,
apiece and the base ball suprcmac,
OF the town is still in doubt.
A'r. and Mrs. +. F. Payne ant
N''l'd irtumed to their home in Cam
"'og'' Mass, Saturday accompa
Nird 10y George Payne.
Frederick Billings arrived from
New York Monday.
.lohn \. Marble, who came III
"om New York last week, ha