Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-11-25
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

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the Hollis Perry faru, in South
Woodstock and will soon remo> e
there.
St. lanes parish held Il Socable
at Mrs. George X. Chapman's on
Thursday evening.
The monologue entertainment by
Edward II. Frye announced for
Wednesday evening at the Me'ho-
dist church was suddenly withdraw,
Wednesday mornin. and in its place
concert was advertised b> the Bos-
ton .Adelphi. The latter failed tn
appear ON the afternoon train and in
place of the concert an entertain
ment was given by Mrs. Emn:,
Tuttlc James and Miss Aline M.
King of Boston, who We're sen, here
at the last moment to fill the dale.
can Evening with kipling" WAS
the program, Mrs. James giving
selections by this author, also sing
ing number of songs. Miss King
is an excellent pianist and he, solos
were very we'll received. She J., Il
daughter of Wallace KING, for.rer
resident of " oodstock.
Frank Morrill, and wife OF Maine
are spending Thanksgiving with
his grandmother, Mrs. Susan Chad
wick.
Mrs. Mary f. Morrill, goes today
to spend few days with her dauyh-
ter in Berlin, N. II.
The Methodist church >estry and
parlors are to be wired tor electric
lights.
About thirty members OF the local
Rebekah lodge went to Windsor
Thursday afternoon and were enter
tanned by the Rebekah lodge Of that
place.
The steel girders for the new town
hall, which have been on the road
many days, reached here Thursday
morning. There are four, each SO
feet and 4 inches long, SO inches
deep and weighing three and IL half
tons. All the material 70, the build
ing is now here and there is nothing
to delay the work any longer.
Under Contractor German things
will be pushed ahead fast and as
many men will be used as can work
to advantage Architect Smith came
over from Rutland to inspect the
steel girders, which are now being
put into place. The building will
soon be enclosed and then bad
weather cannot Interfere with the
progress of the work.
William Davis is visiting his
brother, James II. Davis, in Boston.
Miss Helen Marble went to Ros.
ton FRIDAY and will be absent 4
month.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Katie E., daughter of Henry G..
Rowland, to John b. Carbino.
A new ruling made by the Cen,
trail Vermont Railway company will
be of particular interest to travellers.
Baggage will not be checked here
after unless brought on ten minute,
before the schedule time for the de-
partule OF train. Tickets must
also be shown, and when mileage
books are used the baggage coupons
will be detached.
Mrs. VIM. F.. Johnson and Miss
Johnson spent the week in Bost III.
Mrs. Eliakim Johnson returned
from Franklin, Mass, Thursday,
coming fro II the Junction by special
train.
Sheriff Spafford brought 5. Nj.
Bugbee, who is charged with the
murder of Robert Emerton at Nor.
witch, here Monday, to go through
the form of commitment to Jail.
The prisoner was then taken to
Windsor. Sheriff Spafford has in
his possession the knife with which
Bugbec inflicted the fatal wounds.
It is the one that he carried around
with him when peddling fish, and
has a blade six inches long, sharp
ened to a point and attached to a
wooden handle about FIVE inches in
length.
Presiding Elder w. X. Davenport
will preach at the Methodist church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Edward Billings is assisting in f..
\. Spears furniture store.
Rawlins Lowntes, assistant ensi.
neer Of Waterbury, Conn, com.