Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-01
Miss Florence Fuller is at home

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ter Rhodes to take charge Of his
Maplewood farm poultry business.
Mr. Hricault is now here with his
family. He is practical poultry
man "I much experience and is very
well fitted to handle Mr.. Rhodes cx.
trn>ive plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William =. Dana of
Turner's Falls, Mass, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. +. NJ. Dana.
Henry Woodruff of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with his brother, &.
l.. Woodruff.
Senator Walker and Representa-
tive Smith arrived home from Mont
pelicr "Wednesday afternoon, leaving
the capital after an all-night session
OF the Legislature, which adjourned
III s O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The last business of the session was
done too hurricdl>, Mr.. Walker
thought, as he said Il number of bills
were killed IN the rush of the closing
hours that would probably have
PISSED had there been time for a fun
discussion Of them.
Il, -, Il,
the Woodstock schools and who Is
NOW teaching in Lebanon, \. H., is !
visiting here.
Mrs. Charles J. Mackenzie OF
Franhlin, Mass, has been visiting
here this week.
Mrs. T.. ID. llarpin and son Law
renee OF Windsor have been at CD. /
lrgc Hill House several days the past
week.
George McKain goes to the Ber-
mllla, this winter, sailing Dec. 10
Fred ". b. Smith has bought II.
p. CErk's stock of boots and shoes.
lie will close out the ladies' shoes
and will have gentlemen's shoes on
S, lie at his store in addition to his !
big line of clothing.
The Kings Daughters had Il sue.
cesSfui sale of fancy articles and con-
fcclonerv ut the residence of Mrs.
IL. =. Clark Friday afternoon and
evening. Tea was served to the Wis.
tors, and there were many during
the progress of the sale.
y teachers examination is being
held at the High school building Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. ". II. II. Moore is in New
York this week.
All the town schools outside the
village will begin the winter term ON
Monday, Dec. ;.
Foster Rhodes was in town Il
few DAYS this week. Mis-. Rhodes
and Miss Rhodes landed at New
York from Lonlon saturday and the
LATER joined her father here Welncs.
d.>.
81. NJ. =. l'iuaiorc" will proba.
TT, not touch at this port at present.
1t was expected that the opera would
be sung here some tune in December
by the Nhitc River Musical associa.
ton, but ii is said now that the plan
to present it here and in several other
places had fallen through
Rev. George b. johnson of Bur-
|ington will otficiate al st. James
church tomorrow. Rev. John Davis
Ewing, the rector. is expected home
next Week.
Archie AldckcnZ Of Boston and
Larry Is. Johnson of New York e
we've among the Thank >givins home
onerS.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Il. Cummings
If " hite River Junction were at
Charles neauc's Thanksgiving day.
]. Il. pcnher was in Montpelier !
N,HldaN.
The so p. m. train from Wood.
sock will hereafter carry mail for {
Boston. New York and the West, {
Postmaster Chapman receiving word
his week that he had been given Il |
pouch for that train. 1t will take
nall for the points mentioned here =.
oforc carried by the $50 p. m. $
rain. us the latter has not made :
connections at White River Junction G
ince October list, but there will be :.
10 change in the regular mails. this .
'eiug simply an addition IL the pos.
al fac ltes mere. Letters posted at
=. go will reach New York about : f
'clocN the next morning. 1t will J
y, il closed pouch to Concord, thus :
distributing mail through part Of
New hampshire.
While Z. +. Wardwell was at
work. Tuesday heavy hammer ,
|ropped IS or 20 feet and struck him
N the head. lie was dazed for Il =,
Moment and the wound bed freely,
MT he was not seriously injured. q