Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-04-01


musical service will include the fol-
lowing.
Festival March, Gladstone
Service Prelude, Battman
E,ster Carol, Day of Resurrection
Easter Anthem. Christ Being Raised
Easter Easter Hy Father Gh. E" IS Rss
Easter Anthem. Am He that Liveth
Orgnn PO,tlude Professional
Catholc-High mass at HIS;
Evening service at 1880.
Quechee-Mass at a. m.
Christian-Easter services at Io.3 80
with short sermon for the occasion.
Followed by baptism of candidates.
Easter meeting in the Junior c. f.
at 5 o'clock and also in the Y. +. 5.
c. E. at 7 o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures sermon in the
morning by the pastor; Junior meet.
ing $3.50, Epworth League 6.i5,
evening service at I.
Congregational-Prof. Campbell
of Dartmouth will preach in the
morning. Other services as usual.
St. James-Sermon by Rev. DR..
Brown of Mortified. Services at
10. 80 and 5 o'clock.
A. b. Jaquith has Il gloxinia with
"a buds and blossoms, 10 of them
blossoms. The plant is only -
inches high.
Mark ellison has resigned his po-
sition as electrician of the Wood
stock Electric company and is going
to Smlthvile, n. J., to install and
take charge of an electric light plant
for the II. b. Smith Machine COM
panv. He expects to leave here in
about two weeks.
S. Z. kilner of New York was in
town this week.
The seats formerly used in the
town hall have been stored in the
Woodward factory building. The
work of remodellng the hall is well
under way, the stage annex having
been demolished this week.
Mrs. p. Mcmillan and Dorothy
went to Cambridge, Mass, Wednes-
dav and Rev. Mr. Mcmillan leaves
today for Northampton, Mass,
where he will preach his first SER
mon in the Edwards church to-
morrow. The boys, Roy and
Arthur, will remain here for a time,
IL part of the coming school term at
least. MIR. Mcmillan has been tor
nearly ten years pastor of the Con-
gregational church. He leaves it in
Il more prosperous condition than at
any time in it's history-a tribute to
his influence as man and eloqucnce
as preacher which is honestly his.
He will find no warmer friends any
where than those he leaves in Wood
stock.
Miss Holland, housekeeper at the
Hill, was here Il few days the past
week.
The Home Missionary society of
the Congregational church gave an
afternoon tea at the church parlors
Friday.
For S.le-Hardware, agricultural
and stove business with kindred
branches. Favorable terms. Store
for sale or rent. n. b. llazen,
White River Junction, VT.
The New Park park Cottase) is
closed today after a very short sea-
son under the management OF E. II.
Ha!lock. He did not make sue
cess of the hotel business here in all
respects and left for other fields last
Saturday. His family remains here.
Miss Helen Marble and Miss Mar
garet Bartlett will teach in Pomfret
the coming term.
A sociable will be held ut the
Methodist vestry next Monday after
noon and evening for the benefit OF
the Working Girls Home on South
street, and for the encouragement of
the work in which Miss Joy has
done so much it is hoped there will
be generous response to the appeal
for assistance in carrying it on. Ice
cream and cake will be served dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
Clothing, household articles, etc,
are asked for and will be gratefully
received at the church or at the
Home on Monday.
Among the Vermont pensions re-
Gently granted is the following:
Restoration and reissue, Elisha S.
Spaulding, Woodstock, ST..
Frederick Billings is building a
library at Billings, Montana, as
memorial to his brother, Paimly
Billings.
WIN. Batchelder has hired the
house on Lincoln street owned and
occupied by Z. II. Slayton, who
will move into his new house on the
adjoining lot. VIM. Billings will
move into the house vacated by MIR.
Rutchelier