Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-07-22

+. NJ. Dana's.
Will Rood of Ware, Mass, was
in town Saturday.
The village trustees call attention
to the bicl Gle notice issued last year,
which is still in effect and will be en-
forced.
Mis-. |. III. Whitcomb, Miss Ida
and Master Henry Whitcomb are in
their cottage at Silver Lake park in
Barnard.
Mrs. +. III. Reed and Master Ha.
zen have been spending ten DAYS at
Silver lake, Barnard.
Miss Frances Wood of Worcester.
Mass, is visiting Miss Helen Mar
Bile.
Miss Hartman of New York is a
guest at the Hill.
DIR. Harry b. ketchum OF Hart
land, recent graduate in medicine,
intends to begin practice here soon.
New guests at the Inn the past
wceh are Mrs. Frcd'k Hodge, and
two children. Detroit, Mich. Mr..
and Mrs. Kirk Munroc, Biscayne
Bay, Fla; Mrs. Charles Lawson,
Miss Lawson, Ralph Lawson, S..
lem, Mass; 5 II RAYMOND, Chi
cago; |. III Parsons, Philadelphia
Mrs q O Smith and child, Bald
winsville, Mass; Miss Ruth G. Dins-
moor, Miss + + Goodwin, II y
Goodwin, DR. A + Amadon and
wife, MIR and Mrs Arthur Mich ael,
Edgar Harding, G |. Harding. Bos-
ton; { b Barker and wife, New
York.
Mrs. +. j. Breckenridge and son
of Ogdcnsbuly, n. ". and Albert
l.. Evans of Potsdam, y. V, are
visiting tlcil parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ID. Evans.
Mrs. 5. j. Winslow is at the
Hanover hospital, where she has
undergone a successful operation.
Dr. y. ID. Brown of NorthneId !
will preach at st. James church
On Sunday, July 80,
Bishop Hall will otiiciatc.
P'of. and Mrs. Il. w. d. Worth
N drove over from Hanover Thurs
lay, returning Friday.
a valuable pig belonging to f. a.
Wilson escaped from his pen last
" cdnrs'lav night by leaping over
he side of the enclosure, this being
he beginning of series of notable
eats is owner walked IS or 20
niles IN search OF him Thursday,
he animal finally being located ut
=. N. Pcrry's farm, where he was
,cnucI alter hot chase. In his
ravcls the advent rous animal swan
he river to the Rhodes farm and
tier jumping il high fence or two
eturnel across the Ottauquechee
gain.
''Swan;on Bov,' the we'll known
rotter owned 10y {. {. Coke, and
he victor In many Il hot finish, has
lot quilted the track but is Just now
LONG some surprising work as Il
'9uideless wonder" and threatens
D make hit at the bushes Two
II three times this week he was
aiken over to the fair ground track,
lis harness stripped off and u bit
Iarncss substituted. With only a
'lldle he was turned loose against
|
icyclist, f. II. Blossom, his owner
tarting him. After one or two
i as he got away on trot and
ever made II skip until he had
.irncd the tack three times. His
rst mile Il lone was made in 2.45,
r9cd on only by il few whoops
rom his owner and other bystand-
rs He lett the whccman without
much effort and seemed to under.
tand, after he got away all right,
nst what was wanted of him. a
retticl show is seldom seen on anv
rack. At the second trial he had
norc trouble in getting away, but as
Don rs he struck his gait he repeat '
d the first performance and again
nsistcd on going around three times,
pparentlv having the idea that the
rst half mile is merely il waning
p spin. He comes home as if
nder the lash and goes his clip
'ithout Il word to spur him ON.
wan,on Boy is the first trottcr, so ,
II ~ known, to do this act, though {
acers. hopplcd SO they can't run,
ave been ON the track before.
The new and handsome club y
ousc of the Woodstock Country {
Tub was opened Thursday after
on, nearly all the local members
nd members of their households
tending the pleasant reception and