Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-07-07
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK


a Woodruff went to Boston FRIDAY.
II Rev. NJ. II. Morrill, returns home
from the West today and services
will be resumed ut the Christian
c hurch tomorrow. Mr.. Morrill, at
ten led the session of the Denomina-
.ional Mission Board at Dayton. o.,
two days this week.
Herman Durham of Denver was
in town July 18th, coming over from
Hanover, y. III. He has been ia
Denver since his last visit here, but
n was recalled east to Hanover on ac'
~ count of his mothers continued ILL
IN ness Mrs. Durham, it is learned,
NJ is now much improved.
a big and convenient desk tor
the use of post office patrons has
n taken the place of the table that tor
n merly stood there.
NJ Miss Wing is the guest of Mis-. +
Il n. Billings.
Thomas Flint, .Jr., left for Cali
fornia Thursday. Mrs. Flint re-
mains here.
NIessrs. Rice and Dyer, from the
Buzzey Institute, III Massachusetts,
an agricultural school, are at Mrs.
Knapp's. They will spend three
months on the Billings farm in learn
the practical side of farming.
Miss Pitkin's sketching classes
will begin work Monday, July I6'
Miss Pitkin will be at her studio
q Moudav AM Saturday afternoons
4 July 70 and #, to see any who ma,
wish to join the sketching class, o
to work in the studio.
DR.. c. l.. Dana returned to New
York Monday.
Harry b. Johnson of New iorI
has been in town this week.
n fire in the roof of b. Ii. Pin
ncy's double house on High stree
extension Sunday afternoon at
o'clock called out the hose and hoo
and ladder companies and Il lot o
spectators. G. NJ. White did val
liable work before the arrival of thu
hre department and a stream o
water soon removed all danger
The roof, however, was somewha
damaged. The fire was in the el
part of the house, blaze in thu
| main roof doing similar tamag
about Il year ago. Charles Rce'
and Will Staples occupy the house
Village taxes are now payable ant
Treasurer Dana is ready te rccev
N them at his office.
The steamer on which Miss Mar
garct l.. Johnson isa passenger from
Europe is due in New York today
and Miss johnson is expected t
reach here to night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mis-
Ellen Jones and Mrs. W. f. Jonc
went to Gloucester, Mass, Thursday
X. l.. Adams is erecting hi
barn on his farm in Pomfret. Car
penter Wood is the builder. Th
main barn is 80 X SO feet and tn
ell 5ox3a, and "A basement give
4 room tor an underground stable am
shed. MIR. Adams intends also t
4 put in II silo before long. The ne,
barn will be large and converter
d building and include quarters ic
horses. cattle and sheep The oil
barn has been moved from its sit
north of the house to soutliW est G
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Olzendam {
New York are at l.. b. Marbles.
Prof. Charles French and daugl
ter of Chicago are at O. II. Mcke,
zic's.
Miss Clara Purple returned fro
Springfield Saturday, where she h;
been teaching in the High scho
there the past year. She was a
companied by Miss Vault of Sprin
field, who remained till Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. Z. b. Adams
st. Louis are at the Richmond HON
stead, Mrs. Ursula Richnond return
ing with them.
The Woodstock Juniors, famo
for last years victories. and aga
under the capable management
WIN II. Owen, Jr., will play Il
North llartland junior ball team c
Vail held this afternoon.
:. Il. Downer of Falmouth, Mas.
Il former summer visitor. is again
the Inn.