Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-08-13
the organization IS said to be a fine

Mrs. +. 5. Allen was taken sud-
denly i'll Wednesday evening. Her
friends were much alarmed about
her Thursday, but Friday afterno on
she was reported more comfortable.
Mrs. b. V. Page of Boston and
Mrs. VIM. Winslow of West Supe.
rlor, Wis, are at their cottage on
Mountain avenue.
Mrs. 6. w. Farl,e and tie chill
dren of DR.. c. l.. Dana, of New
York, are at the Inn.
Frank Woodward of BROOKLYN is
visiting his sister, Mrs Minnie Ray
mond
W. F. Jones was in Boston this
week.
The Kings Daughters are invited
to meet with Mrs. VIM. Batchelder
pheasant street) Monday evening at
1880 o'cl ock to reorganize the Circle
and make arrangements to work for
the sick soldiers. All ladies' who
are interested IN the work are invit.
ed to come and join the order.
The AS express from White
River Junction killed fine deer
just above West Hartford Saturday
afternoon. Its weight was between
two and three hundred pounds.
The accident occurred at about the
some place where Il section hand
was killed few years ago by a
train.
Arrivals at the Inn:
New YoRK-Miss Means. Mrs J Il Murray,
George X Wade. Mr. and Mrs G w Cum
mings. Mrs p A Iathrop. Mrs G W Farleo
and maid, Miss Marjorie + Dana Miss Elsie
Dana, Miss NJ Lee, Miss NJ j Dorner, G.
LOOMS Dana.
BosroS Mrs A w Kellogg, W ID Kellogg.
Mrs j G Inches and daughter. FL Knight.
Mrs Knight, Miss Knight, Mr. and Mrs II w
Gunner, Miss Marjorie Gunner
Miss Moore, Kentucky; Miss Hckson, j
" Hickson. Montreal; E r Utley. Newton,
Mass; WIN II Bartlett. N w Bartlett, Chi
,ago; Miss Leona f Dean, Brooklyn; Edwin
H Webster and wife. Evanston. Ill: B.nja-
min I Wells and wife, Miss Nellie F Wells,
Miss Ada b Wells, Newtonville. Mass; Mr.
md Mrs w T Brigham. Toledo. o: Mrs
augustus Boyd Miss Boyd. Philadelphia.
Mrs E A Oviatt. Mrs Frank Adams. Akron.
Miss s p Allen. Mrs 4 G NJ Patton, Miss
oa o /, Cambridge. Mass. Miss NJ Wagner.
Miss P,tkin will return from Nam
ucket, Tuesday, August 10Th, and
will resume her drawing and paint
ng classes Thursday morning,
August 18th. Those desiring to
work in either class will kindly call
1t her studio Wednesday afternoon.
w. c. D. Grannis. formerly a
'esident of Woodstock, died at his
,ou'c in Chicago last week Thurs
lay. While here he was clerk IN
drug store and he is we'll
remembered by many of the cider
esidents of the town.
Mr.. Grannis went to Chicago in
$50, where he founded the well
inown firm of Grannis & Farwell,
wholesale grocers and importers.
After successful business career of
% wears he retired from the firm
md became vicc-president OF the
Jnion National Bank, and later {
PRESIDENT of the Atlas National
Bank. He was also vice president
If the Dime Savings Bank, pres,.
lent ., the Union Rendering Com ,
,anv, treasurer of Oakwn0ds Gene
cry, director of the Chicago !
Building Association, and of the
libby, Mcneil & Libby Corpora =,
ion. Mr.. Grannis was man of =,
he highest character and integrity,
n able merchant and inancicr of
ind and cha, table nature MIR.
ilannis leaves widow and three ,
hildren. Two of his daughters are !
Mrs. ID. W. Rowland of i
}rookline, Mass, and Mrs. H. l.. I
Hollis of Chicago; Il Younger son is
t college.
Mrs. ]. r. Pember tell while de.
cending the steps at the rear of
diss Lucy Fairbanks house last r
week Friday evening, breaking the
argc boz Z in her right wrist. {
Mrs. S. Louise Barton, the evan.
.elist of Boston, will preach at the t
church, on Sunday, Aug.
I. In the evening there will he a S
nion meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Mack at. ;
ended the Fish and Game League +
anquet at Isle LA Motto last week. {
Vt the business meeting Mr.. Mack
vas made IA member of the League.
\ very successful lawn party was
ivcn on Mrs. Puppies grounds last :
week Friday afternoon ard evening, !
icing postponed from the previous
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