Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-07-21
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

z John Bradley of I.akota report,
Hthc s'biggtst da>" at the club house
Hast week. There were 80 people,
with fifteen horses, to look after, and
I3 of the guests spent the nigh,
"a here.
a Miss Chute of Lcominster, Mass,
lis the guest of Miss Alice l.. Eaton.
n Mrs. c. X. Montague and Roger
Wednesday from Il visit in
EMorcester, Mass
M The selectmcn will receive bid,
Ion the building of the new bridge
f48butments at West Woodstock. up
VI July IS.
W A. NJ. Mackenzie of Boston is
depending couple of weeks here.
Mrs. E. X. Wright and daughter
ave returned from Newport. Mr..
Wright is in St. Albans, where he
Jas II position in drug store.
III Mrs. Mary Morrill, is visiting her
Daughter. Mrs. Neil Mason, in Bcr-
lin, \. H., and will also visit her
Son Frank in Portland, Me.
The Daughters of The American
Revelation gave an afternoon whist
party Friday.
The w. {. Il. U. will hold their
July meeting with Mis-. Oliver Sher.
win on Friday afternoon, the eth,
~ o'clock. Subject: The work of
he Humane department.
Per Ssc'y.
The second afternoon tea of the
Beason was given by the Country
Club Thursday.
4 The assignment oftcachcrs for the
tvillage schools for the coming year
is as follows, the High school teach
ers of the past year being retained:
First primary, Miss Alice l.. Eaton;
second primary. Miss Evelyn Full
Ter intermediate, Miss Aline Boyce;
grammar, Miss Nellie Rogers.
Miss Laura Ransom is at home
from Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. f. S. Billings OF New York
is visiting Mrs. f. \. Billings.
The new opera house was lighted
for the first time Thursday evening,
kArchitect Arthur II. Smith coming
lover from Rutland to look over his
work. Thirty lights were turned on
by B. Tarleton, electrician, and
lhe decorative work just completed
by Louis Martel showed up finely
BINDER this illumination. When the
gall brackets are in place 81 more
Rghts will be added, or O. in all,
ind in addition there are 30 foot
lights and Il number OF scenery
lights Mr.. Smith is spending Il
couple of days here in building Il fly
gallery, paint gallery. a '.gridiron.
ftc.,and in getting scenery fixtures in
place Part of the material for the
ehairs has been here several days and
he rest is expected this week.
Miss French OF Boston closed her
courSc of dancing lessons with
party at the town hall Thursday af.
fernoon, which was attended bv
parents and friends of the members
L her class.
Hiram L. King and family are at
he King homestead.
Henry II. Vail and the Misses
Na'l are expected here soon for the
summer. They arrive in New York
from Europe today. +
Hon. Hugh Henry, Congressman
Grout and Hon. kittredge Haskins
are expected to make addresses at
the Windsor County Veterans re.
union to be held at Silver lake, Bar.
Enard, August Is.
p. ]. Farrelly has moved into the
new tenement over the stone black
smith shop.
y mems handicap tournament is
being PLAYED on the Country clubs
golf linkS-IS holes at medal play,
the best eight to qualify for match
play. The prizes are for best net
and best gross scores.
John Carbino is clerking in G. W.
Cox's store.
=. d. Nash and family of STAN.
ford, Conn.,, are occupying DR..
Hnrlbuts place, which they have
taken for the summer.
Miss Ethel Gibbs of Brooklinc,
Mass, who has been visiting Miss
Frances Southgate for several weeks,
returned home Saturday.