Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-04-16
in AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

led the European powers to in
yene. Stocks have gone down.
81 The Norman Williams public IL
Try has just received from Con-
N ssman Gro ut handsome photo
mphs of the statues of Jacob Col
Iner and Ethan Allen, in the capt.
= Mt Washington. He was recently
" ed to procure photographs OF
re statues but found none in the
Z bhington galleries and had them
n IN, kindly remembering the H.
fSty here after the work was done.
FRS. Charles II. English and son
T. pin are visiting in Claremont, N.
XII Louis English returned to COL
ut Burlington after an Easter
Y tion at home. Fred English is
M in Wilmington, Del, where he
Employed in the d,aughting room
he Elmole Iron company.
Il he baseball season was opened
III asst day with Il brilliant game on
~ field between picked mines.
red Billings was in town Tues
M representing 6. w. Smith u
n OF White River Junction, also
oI&g to Bridgewater and other
q hboring places.
b invitation is extended to the
XII Is of Woodstock to attend the
d ktical cooking demonstrations and
e. th talks by Miss c. Nj. Russell
lew York, April FL, 22 and %,
n p. m. each day, at the town
1 These lectures are under the
M ices of the New Era Cooking
q pol of Worcester, Mass, which
pes healthful cooking. Miss
~ ell is graduate of three cook
3chools and is thoroughly con-
hnt with her subject. \ new
trated cook book will be pre-
r. ed to each lady. Admission
/ Pc first grand musical festival of
Az White River Junction Musical
~ Aciation is to be held at White
a Junction. May Sd, 18th, 9Th,
= 10Th, and the undertaking, judg-
by the interest already shown,
Uses to be very successful.
klelrs orchestra has been en-
n b, Henri G. Blaisdell, conduc-
n md this organization guarantees
q TT support for the chorus and
A. It's. Among the well known
engaged are Mrs Jennie Pat
Walker OF Boston, soprano; DR..
H. Re r. Clark of Boston, basso,
(( G. Bartlett, tenor.
b. William f. Johnson, Mrs.
a BON, Miss Johnson and Mrs.
i i'm Johnson returned from their
~ Prnia trip last Saturday. All
Fill after an exceedingly inter-
!fl and ENJOYABLE journey which
~ hem to the Mexican border on
Z acitic coast and north as far as
4 E. The party lett here Febru.
~ going to Cedar Rapids, Ia,
/! they joined Mr.. and Mrs.
es Ives, Mrs. Eliakim John
accompanying them from that
The entire trip westward was
Az in Mr.. Ives special car, the
N first going to Phoenix, Ariz.
so Angeles was the next point
oA ed and from there they visited
IN Diego, Pasadena, Santa Bar
o. Redlands, Monterey, San
M SEQ and other places of inter-
he party then went north
Ge( through Portland and Tacoma
4 title, the principal point of de-
E of the Klonkike gold-scek.
The gold excitement is very
& there, MIR. johnson says, and
of fortune hunters are leaving
for the north. The return
as through Portland to Salt
= Fifty, Denver, the Woodstock
RS OF the party coming from
Rapids ty way Of Chicago.
Sinai Temple will make a
page to White River Junction
day, April -, and the usua
~ of illustrious mobiles from
took will be counted among
pilgrims who ride the camels,
pt sands and spend their time
z ng and silent meditation.
Slayton has broken ground
new house near his place on
street.
&c Vaughan, son of the late
p Vaughan, went to the hos
Hanover this week to be
for blood poisoning caused
yer in his hand.
Jon Friday swept away most
how in sight.
y painful accident occurred to
Mrs. ]. Foster Rhodes maids