Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-09-03
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

Henry Sabine of Lewiston, Name
a former resident of Woodstock, has
been at the Inn the past week.
Mis-. Charles y. Haskell OF
Bridgeport, Ct. is at the Inn.
!. n. Marble of New York
arrived last week Friday and has
opened his studio.
Miss Laura Wheeler returned to
New York Wednesday.
Edward Billings arrived home
Wednesday evening ut 6o'clock ON
3o.davs' furloueh. He lett Camp
Thomas, where he had been four
weeks in the hospital, at 10 'clock
Monday night, coming by way of
Washington to Jersey City and from
the latter point home on Wednesday,.
He was somewhat tired and weak
on reaching here, but Il few DAYS
rest, it is expected, will bring him
out all right. The st New lamp
shire is now at Lexington, kv., and
will probably be mustered out with
in Il few weeks at Concord.
Gen. and Mrs. J. G. Mccullough,
Miss Valentine and Minister T..
phclp s of Bennington arrived ut
the Inn Thursday, leaving Friday.
The next meeting of! the King
Daughters will be held with Mrs.
+. Stearus Fairbanks.
l.. Dana went to New York
Tuesday, Mrs. Dana accompanying
him as far as Springfield, Mass.
The Ludlow Tribune says:
"AIiss Marion Prior and Rufus
lIemcnway. both formerly of l.ud-
low, will he married at the home of
the former in Orwell, Vt ON We'd
nesday, Sept. 7. They will reside
in Chicago"
Miss Prior is Il daughter of G. W..
Prior and resided in Woodstock sew
eral Years. Her family moved to
Orwell about a year and half AGO.
y party of Young pconle from the
Inn and village went to the State
fair on Townscnd's drag Wcdncs-
day.
Miss Gertrude Hayden started for
salt Lake City Tuesday. where she
is to teach tn, coming wear.
Melvin Holt started ON Il two
months, trip through northern New
York Tuesday. He is travelling for
Boston grain house.
Miss Margaret Beaman and Miss
Fanny Arnold of Cornish. y. H.,
were guests of Mrs. Frederick Bill
lings Wednesday. Eric Johnson
arrived at the Hill Thursday.
Mr.. kittredgc of Boston gave an
illustrated talk on India at the Hill
last FRIDAY evening. He has spent
about thirty years in India and his
talk was very interesting to the
guests whom Mrs. Billings invited
to hear him.
Mrs. David l.. Billings and
daughter returned to Bridgeport.
Ct, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Nye and son
started for Caro-, Mich, Mrs. Nvc's
former home, Thursday afternoon.
b. l.. Pinncy and +. ii. Knapp
are expected home from the Hotel
rembcrton. Hull, Mass, about the
middle OF this month. The former
mas made another engagement tor
The winter at the Hamilton hotel,
Bermuda The Boston Herald cor
respondent SAYS of an elaborate
spread given at the Pcmbcrton last
week Wednesday: "Thc table was
handsomely decorated with floral
pieces, and there was 4 big centre
piece some three feet in height and
about five feet across. 1t was ar
ranged by Head Waiter b. l.. Pin
"'y' who displayed splendid taste in
selecting and arranging the flowers"
4! coaching party from Randolph
Ne'c at the Inn Friday. The mem
n'> We're Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
AouI,on. Miss Mouton, Miss Treat.
Miss Dubois. Sherman r. AIoulton,
GILMAN NJ, Chamherlin, Gilman S.
Moulron.
George III. Mass, the florist, had a
me display of potted plants in floral
nall At the State fair, this beng one