Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-06-11
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

8 over, n. H., and daughter Mary ar
@ guests of Mrs. Harold S. Dana.
@ The Woodstock Juniors worstet
|a4 the Bridgewater base ball team il
an engagement on Vail field last
IN Saturday, score 10 tot The Wis
a@ itors scored eight runs in the frs
|3 inning. Wyatt, south-paw twirl.
81 cr, then went into the box and KEEP
IN the boys from up the river bus,
hunting the ball. He delivers re-
u markably hot ball for a youth OF
& unassuming physical proportions
"a Roger Griffin on first put up (;
strong game and there was some ex.
cellent individual playing among the
81 visitors.
81 Franklin S. Billings was here
N Sunday and Monday, returning to
III New York Tuesday.
M Miss Mary f. Collamer went to
III Hartford, Conn.,, Tuesday.
"a DR.. George II. Spiller, optician,
twill be at Park Cottage June l3 and
I'm II, and IN Windsor June Io.
I'm E. w. Prior has bought Simeon
Fisher's house on High street and
this blacksmith shop for about $2Soo.
81 The state Epworth League con-
Invention will be held in Burlington
Junc 81, ~ and g. Among the
eminent speakers will be Rev. S.
Parker Goldman of the Metropolitan
#Temple, New York, and Bishop
incent. The delegates from tie
local league are Miss Luna Bemis
and Otto l'uncker. Rev. F. ID.
Handy will also attend.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Olzentlam of New
3 y ork and Mr.. and Mrs. L B. Mar
4 Bile are expected at l.. B. Marbles
next week. Mr.. and Mrs. Marble
will spend a couple of weeks here
before going to the White Noun
~ fains for the season.
@ Miss Madeline Smith is visiting
# II Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. J. Nj. Currer of Newport is
building a two-storv cottage on the
south end of ]. r. Murdock's lot on
ligh street, near Cross street. Work
"a bn the foundation was begun last
ANcek and is now we'll under way.
DR.. and Mrs. Currier, the latter a
sister of Mrs. Murdoch, are c. ming
&| here next week and will make the
house their home as soon as it is
completed, residing with Mrs. Muir.
Hook in the meantime.
Mrs. b. III. Pinney is visiting in
u rlaremont, n. H., and Erving,
Mass
En- Work was begun Monday on the
4; foundation for o. w. Sherwin's new
house near the factory bridge. The
ground is being graded up to the
load level, the walls of the old cell
ar first being re moved.
Senator Proctor was in town a
hort time Wednesday in company
18th United States Fish Commits
EN- oncr Bowers OF West Virginia.
(enator Proctor's team met them
|ere and they drove to Proctor in
~ he afternoon. Their trip through
Il he state is tor the purpose of show
hg Commissioner Bowers the gov.
n rnment hatcheries at Groton and
Pt. Johnsbury, which they visited
his week.
John Hnse of Berlin is visiting his
Il lister, Mrs. Nj. T.. Purple.
u Miss Lucy Z. Fairbanks is at
"A Tome from Atlanta, Ga, for the
ummer.
Karl Pember is at home from
5urlington for the summer vacation.
The Daughters of the American
revolution were entertained by the
s peal regent, Mrs. F. II. Gilling-
lam. Tuesday evening, when Mrs.
Burdett of Arlington, state regent,
PRESENTED the charter to Ottauque-
hee chapter. The monthly meet
ng of the chapter was held with
Hiss Grace g. Marble Monday
|venlng.
Miss Louise Porter of Quechee
|nd DR.. Elmer II. Carleton of Han.
Ner, \. H.. were married at the
Z (o'ter homestead in Quechee on
ednesday at /, o'clock. Rev. F.
4 " Smith of Woodstock performed
ne ceremony. Madam Porter, Mrs.