Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-08-20
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK,

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK,
John French returned to New
York Monday.
Mrs. John c. Dana returned to
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. French,
/ IT., of New York. are visiting Mr..
F,ench's parents.
Mrs. David l.. Billings and
daughter are with Mrs. B. V. Page
at their cottage on Mountain avenue.
Dr. George H. Spiller, optician,
will be at Park Cottage Aug. 20 and
y.
". l.. Taylor, the we'll known
artist, whose work is often seen in
the illustrated papers, and wife, are
at George Vaughan's for month or
two.
Windsor county is to have one of
the two new military companies to
be formed under the reorganization
Of the national guard. Woodstock
had an application in early and there
Sa fair chance that it may be locat-
rlherc.
Congressman Grout was one of
the most interested members of the
audience at the minstrels Thursday
evening.
Since peace was declared four
sales of real estate have been made
through the Dearborn Farm and
Employment Agency.
Recent Inn arrivals:
NEw YoRK-Mrs Il II Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs James Lees.
BosroN-J r Coverly, Nathan II Grover
Mr. and Mrs H Grover, Jr: Mrs Edwin P
Stone, Miss Stone, Master Sidaey Stone.
NJ Thayer, Mrs Thayer. Miss Thaycr.
st Louis, Mo; f II IneraLam. Hart ford,
Ct; ELwd G Moore. New Orleans. La Mr.
lnl Mrs II A Spaulding. Lynn. Mass Mr.
Anl Mrs l. Richardson, Manchester. Vt;
Slr and Mrs Robert A Southworth. child
pnd maid, Brookline. Mass; Mr. and Mrs
lift Rogers Clapp, West Newton. Mass;
DR. and Mrs Dwight Smith. Mis-. N Gaynor.
Port Chester, NY.
Harold Payne Is singing with
The famous quartette in Denman
lhompson's "Old Homestead" COM
Pan!y, which opened the season in
New York city last Monday even
ng.
Edward F. Payne of Boston
plned his family at F. S. Payne's
thursday and will remain here a
ew DAYS.
a fair will he held bv the Catho-
'r church at the town hall Sept. +,
and 10.
A party OF boys, some Of whom
Pc identified with the we'll known
Frontier club" are camping on
lone Tree hill, their outfit consist
two tents and two "shacks," with
a'ons for a two-weeks' campaign.
he members or the party are Don
nd Jack kilner, Roger Griffin, Roy
nd Arthur Mcmillan, Richard
|outhgatc, I.oomis Dana and Elliott
rocks.
a short section OF road at the
Fai of Pleasant street has been
Oushcd and will be improved with
''ks and gravel, the work being
milar to that recently done on Elm
rect.
Mrs. ). Louise Barton the we'll
'own New England philanthropist
pd temperance evangelist, will de.
er her popular lecture on "Our
'yS at the NJ. Z. vestry, Monday,
w. ~ at 7.So p. m. No charge
admission. Everyone is cor
aiy invited. A collection will be
Ken at the close for the benefit of
u.s. Barton and her work.
arrivals at College Hill House
past week
Baldwin, Andover, Mass: Laura N
',' Ma'lte $ Slayton. Grace NJ Stay
"a'tn, Mass; NJ 0 Anderson. DIR
:" Richmond, Windsor: Gertrude l.
wv Cora VI Daggett. Provincetown,
Il f'ed II Manley and wife. Sharon; ]
"""'th nj wife, Detroit. Mich: N E
""h wlie. Lynn. Mass; F o Shat
bennington; c f Belts and wife.
Bugbee and wife, Wey-
-", Mass NJ : Allen. Miss Allen. Pom
'"ie Zee A Smith. Salem, Mass: O
'A~' Bridgeport. Conn.
y, Dressed. Jr.. county examiner,
''">'ed an examination of teach
:" the high school building
N'Suay forenoon. Among those