Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-07-22
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n IN AND ABOU, EUUJS TNCK
a The South W oodstock, Taitsvi|l
Md West Woodstock postotiices ar
10 he made money order offices
|4hc patrons of these offices, whcl
1hcv wish to send money to friend
Nm business connections bv MAI
tcrraitcr, will be able to purchase
ahr orders at their own p"stolfic'
jn>tcaL OF sending to Il larger post
|elicr. which, in many instances, j.
HrrN announcement to do.
n Mrs. May Dyer Page, for severa
Near, teacher IN a mission school AT
km Sebastian, Spain, spoke at tn,
MISSIONARY meeting held at the Con
EDUCATIONAL church last week Friday
afternoon. She was in ssh Scbas-
|6an at the outbreak of the Spanish
American war and she alluded very
INTERESTINGLY to its effect on tn. tor
4 nr, Of the school. When ho>tili.
A., opened word ca.Lc from IL,
Amrrican Board to close the school.
Il tins the teachers were VERY
"a luttant to do as they knew i,
ouId be impossible to get the
AoMrs together again ami meant
ir end of the usefulness of the in.
|8itution. They decided to muve
10 school to Biarritz, the famous
\ rcnch Watering place Il short dis
Il nee across the frontier, river
Hing the boundary line. Every one
a the 70 or so scholars followed the
t&lchcr> to Barrie. There was
Z be small demonstration as they
osscd the river, when in the mid
t of the bridge the children all
~ pppcd and gave Il rousing cheer
4 r Spain.
81 The managers of the Windsor
PANTY fair have secured no special
\ Fractions for next Septemhcr's cN-
4 hi,ion but will endeavor, us in
4 als past, to make it 4 thoroughly
( |od agricultural exhibition. Good
\ cmlumS are offered for stock and
trottlng purses should bring out
q me excellent racing. y new rule
the society requires that all en-
It's of stock shall remain in place
y tiI the afternoon of the third uaN.
: bmc athletic events are being
Z hanged for the second dav.
4 )cwcy's Cornct Band' Of 20 pieces
X furnish music.
Ia Tine cannon lately rccci> cd b,
k ndall Post is being mounted in
Y thou park.
4 \uong recent arrivals at College
\ L house are f. b. Plngrcc, Giles.
K. W. lloughton and wife.
mn. Mass. Ella Willis. Ran.
4 phi; Mrs. G. L. Bixby, Exeter.
H.; {. 5. Albce, Rutland; Mrs
! ID. llarpin, Mrs. +. II. Jackson,
{. Harris, T.. +. Jones, Wind.
~ l. Cudworth, South Lon.
drn!; III. L. Shannon, New
X City.
reception was given Rev. AMI
A. +, {. Putnam at the Congre.
p9'I church parlors Friday even.
many attending the very pleas.
affair to greet the new pastor of
III IIi MS WIG. -NSSlStIiIS
Fcriving were Mrs. NJ. G. Hunt,
and Mrs. NJ. III. Chandler and
|z and Mrs. ]. l.. Dana.
new creamery project is on foot
will he fully organized in few
Among those interested are
NJ White and [. III. Dutton.
y have bought the plant lately
"a 10y Spear X Wilson and will
on the business on Il partner
plan.
ood>tock will play the Bethel
team next Saturday. The
"d>toek "kids" will play at
Fr"cc thi, Saturday forenoon
Nonors and soda water.
!. and Mrs. Charles Dcanc cclc-
'd the torticth anniversary of
Wedding on Monday, July 18th.
received several handsome
DENTS.
r''N K. Ieiglcr of RoNbury,
- Is 4 guest at Judge i. O.
Err'>.
Nm,l0W Pierce Of Concord,
''' Is the guest of MIR and Mrs.
ester Rhodes.
l. I. l.. Dana of New York
'ed at the Inn Monday.