Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-09-25
N AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.
Football at Dartmouth always in
ests many Woodstock lovers of
game and this year the Varsity
ven will start off finely. Prelim-
Dry practice has begun and Capt.
Estrom is much pleased with
showing made by the new men.
Ven men of last years team are in
Iege, including Crolius, Mac
bdrews and Eckstrom. The team
es up for the first time today and
first big game will he with IIar-
I'd Oct 9. Other games include
usual two championship contests
games with Yale, Princeton and
diversity of Pennsylvania.
Vm. II. Dreer and his wife, the
lighter of DR.. Edward H. Willi,ms
philadelphia, are at the Inn.
K. w. Cox has just put il. IL six
rel oil tank and pump III the
Fement of his Elm street store.
pump. BY which oil is drawn
IN the basement, is set to discharge
alt gallon at a full stroke and u
Earring rod running up through
aoor, tells how much oil is in the
*. 1t is very convenient and
Fto.date contrIvance in every way.
Miss Nellie A. Clough is making
ensive repairs on her house on
yer street, which include a broad
zza across the entire front
The hen business is lively with
E. Mack, the we'll known dealer
fancy stock. He has just sold Fl
Is to George E. Howard of
ahlngton, d. G., editor of 1.-The
eaber," which are to be shown ut
Hagerstown, Md, exhibition.
Othcr recent sale is of 60 birds
for breeding and 10 for exhibition
rposes-to George Davis of AL
int, Ontario,
The fall meeting of the State Y.
{. u. will be held in Woodstock
the Universalist church on Tues
and Wednesday, October 26 an d
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Perkins
Rutland We're among the visitors
|the Fair.
Henry a. Vail has returned to
" York.
lrnest Smith returned from the
bite Mountains Wednesday. Fri
he lett tor Wateltown, N. Y,
til MISS Madeline Smith, to at
pd the wedding of their brother.
v. F. w. Smith goes to Water
Nn next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. lIarpin and
F. and Mrs. Deane Richmond of
mdsor were among the visitors
Sweek.
Karl Pember left tor the Vermont
FScopal Institute ut Burlington
sdnesday, where he will spend an
Der year.
DR.. Charles N. Haskell and IL
lend, Charles E. Dickerson, of
lgeport, Conn, are at the Inn.
Mrs. w. S. Dana of Turner's
y. Mass, is at Mrs. E. Nj. Dana's.
IT. Proctor of Utica, N. ", q
we'll known hotel man and
Pietor of the Spring House at
|th6eld Springs, N. Y, which
Stunned last July, and his brothe !
R. Proctor, of Utica, are at the
b. Both gentlemen are accom-
nied by their wives.
$. b. Whitney of Boston was in
Nn this week.
Recent Inn arrivals:-
ew York Mrs Helea Macy. Miss VI II
y. Miss b RuTner. Miss NJ A Stout,
and Mr., J l. McC,mmon. Mr. and Mrs
tn p Whitehead. Mr. and Ms Chas E
eelow.
oston-H N Locklin. E N Payson. Mr.
Mrs Geo l. Roberts. VIM Kinsman.
Arrangements have been complet
for big celebration of Masons in
Ellington in October on the occas'
of the laying of the corner stone
the new temple which is being
ted there. Invitations have beer
out TO the brethren in other
ms and the Woodstock lodge will
NOably be represented. The
snd lodge will meet IN the after
On of Oct. 20. The new building
be one of,thc finest structures IL
state.
Dr. Deane Richmond's horse
Wild Pete" recentlv fell, sbreak in!
b leg, and had to be shot. n