Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-06-18
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

MI IN ANU HoOUI VUUUO JUN.
u A large number of logs are now
leing prepared for the reconstruct
on of the Billings dam, work on
hich will begin as soon as the
Eater falls Il little.
n A little systematic work toward
hecking the destructive work of the
Rtcrpillars in the village has been
|oing on for Il day or two. II. G..
y lockwood and his men worked all
lay in the park Thursday, first
towering the trees from a hydrant,
weeping down all the pests that
1puld be reached. "1anglefoot'
las then placed on the trunks, en-
rcling each tree, in order to pre-
ent the return of the caterpilars to
bme extent. Similar work was
pne on the Congregational church
Pounds and in other parts of the
llage. The ravages of the worms
this section have been extensive,
hit and maple orchards suffering
they seldom have before.
n The following books of fiction
hve been added 10 the Norman
illiams Public Library:
hngs, Paste Jewels. 245i
81 Pursuit of the House Boat. 2452
Sine. The Christian. 2453
etherwood, Days of Jeanne Dare. 2454
awford, Rose of Yesterday. :455
p Maurier. The Martans. 2456
>ers. Barbara Blombers. 2 vols. PAST
ft, Great X. Il A. Robbery. 24ts
wells, Landlord of Lions Head. 1859
&Bgc. Old Gentleman of the Black
.M Stock, 246O
ecle, In the Tideway, 24Gl
fvenson, st. Ives. 2462
eyman, For the Cause, Etc, 24G3
Nine. Eckhardt, Partisan, will
ve lessons in French, either to be-
nners or to advanced pupils. The
ult class will begin June 18TH,
I'd will be held in Miss Pitkin
adi". For particulars, address
me. Eckhardt, Woodstock Inn.
U \ wedding of local interest was
Rt of Miss Florence, daughter of
b. and Mrs. Richard f. Hawkins,
ID MIR. Thomas Dyer, which took
pee on Thursday, June I6, at the
ide's home IN Springfield, Mass.
4 John and Joe Carheno returned
is week from Il bicycle trip of $50
les to Massena, n. y. Joe also
Fde the return journey on his
peel. John coming by train as far
Bethel.
Ernest n. Smith writes home
pm Port Tampa, Florida, that his
eimcnt, the Ist Illinois, is camped
{ the beach there and not uncom-
ftably situated, an occasional
eezc making the weather endur.
e. He has been doing guard
& ~ with other members of his
enpany on an island short dis.
a. zee off shore. His regiment is
Ply to be among the troops for
a. pa if the present plan of invasion
. carried out.
n here was light frost Wednes.
~ night, but no damage is report.
n Recent hmm arrivals:
lr and Mrs Walton Ferguson. Jr. WIN
wn. Misses Sara G and Grace l. Brown.
York Mr. and Mrs b Thaxter, Hing
Mass Mrs Oakley Barker, SIAM
CT; Mr. and Mrs X NJ Gilmore, Bos.
MIR and Mrs Chas Bridge. Albany. N
MIR and Mrs + X Wheelwright. Provi-
ce, X l.
ohm n. Marble came on from
" York Saturday, returning after
ew days's stay. Mrs. E. b. Mar
and children are at l.. b. Mar
Is.
Yrs. Harriet F. Rice attended the
ual meeting of the Woman's
n.c Missionary Union at Morris
E Tuesday.
4 i'll Sayward, who is now stu
at the Mass achusetts Institute
technology, is spending his vaca-
in an architects office at Bur-
ton.
red ]. Squires of Smithville, N.
is spending week in town.
long others from this vicinity in
Pthville are Charles Raymond,
b. Bryant and Owen Suuthgate,
latter Il former resident of
igewater.