Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-09-16
IN AND A3OJT W10OaTO,K

Mr.. and Mrs. Il l.. Pinncy are
expected home from Hull, Mass,
today.
While DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Pattcn
of Hanover were wheeling over the
mountain from Rutland to Wood
stock Tuesda, they met large black
bear in the road the other side of the
divide. The encounter was unmsua!
hut without incident, as the bear
turned tail and struck off into the
woods and the travellers continued
their journey here.
Dr.. Edward II. Williams illness
at Beach Haven, N. j., which WAS
mentioned last week, proves t" have
been an acute attack of indigestion,
from which he has quite recovered.
He went to Rosemont, his Ph,lade'-
phia residence. Thursday.
E. F. Wardwall began Thursday
moving ms tinsmith and plrmhins
business into his shop in the ri, tcher
block.
Dartmouth college op.rcI this
week with Il freshman class OF about
200, somewhat larger than that ct
last year. 1t is gently rumored that
the freshmen are being hazed, the
sophomorcs showing much zeal and
industry in this direction. 10 their
credit it is said that they don't use
violence unless the freshman is stub
born and fractions
DR.. c. W. Emerson of the Emer-
son school of oratory, Boston, will
be present at the State w. c. I U.
convention at Barre next week
Thursday and will deliver his yer,
popular lecture, cine Brain: its
friends and ITS foes" that day.
Mrs. Nj. G. D. Borden of New
York has been quite i'll at the Inn
and Dr.. X. b. kimball, her family
physician, came up with II special
car Tuesday to take her home. 1t
was decided, however, not to- take
her to New York now and DR.. Kim
ball returned Wednesday. Mrs.
Borden, we are glad to say, is rapid
ly improving.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. =. Brvson re-
turned to St. Louis last week, ames
Bryson going Wednesday.
Mrs. Louise Loveland, whose
home is with her daughter, MIS-. NJ.
f. Purple, celebrated her goth birth.
day last Saturday, receiving calls
from many friends with congratulate
tons and good wishes. Mrs. Love-
land is in excellent health and Is still
vigorous and active.
Miss Anna Marble returned to
Boston Monday.
James q. Browne!I, a graduate ct
the High school, class of '9S, went
to Mortified "Wednesday t" teg'n u
course at Norwich university.
Iohn N. Marble returned from
Connecticut Saturday to spend Il
couple OF weeks before going 10
New York.
Last Sunday evenings concert at
the Inn was especially enjoyable.
The programme was extended and
besides several excellent numbers
by Ordway's orchestra, which has
given much pleasure here this sea.
son, there were vocal selections by
e Mr.. Townsend, a violin solo by Mr..
Jarow, piano solo bv Miss l.ufhin
and a solo by Mr.. Blake, the hutis.
Of the orchestra.
The Bridgewater ball players bore
away the pennant at last Saturdays
game on Vail field in spite ot the
efforts Of Capt. Cox's local team.
There were some pretty bad errors
made, but take it all around the
game was one the most interesting
OF the season, and close rs the score,
Sto 7, shows. Cox pitched for the
locals for few innings and was
then relieved by Mitchell, while
Greaves did the throwing tor the
visitors. He did good work and
was well supported.
George 4. rh,mpion, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Thompson OF
Woodstock, and Miss Nellie Emma
Skeels, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
". Skeels of Swanton, were mar