Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-08-11
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

1& IN RNU HDUUI "OOOS'O ON
Nj The hanks will be closed next
Thursday Bloomington Battle dayD
A large gypsey outfit pulled into
fown Friday afternoon looking tor
~ hating place and indications are
good for renewed activity in the
horse market. There are six or
even double teams, with men, wo-
Sinen and children IN the outfit.
There will he a musicale at th4
congregational church next ruesd "
afternoon, August If, under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters.
~ is tor charitable purpose and the
Excellence OF the entertainment to be
xkiven ought to make it very success
|3ul in every way. The committee
lin charge of the musicale have been
&promiscd the assistance of the best
1Of our local singers and musicians
and among those " no will take part
q are MIR. 5. b Whitney, organist Of
+ the Church of the Advent. Boston;
Mrs. +. \. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs.
Hiram L. King of Stamford, Conn.,,
Miss Lufkin and Mcssrs Ordwav and
billboard Of the Inn orchestra. and
#NIr, James II. Chapman will prob
ably assist in the concert. The pro.
gram will include vocal numbers,
several organ selections by MIR.
Whitney. organ and violin duet,
&'ccllo and piano solos This will be
the musical event of the season and
n deserves Il large attendance. Tickets
Twill be on sale at Clark's book store.
u The Hampton students gave an
ENJOYABLE concert at the Inn Tues
Il dav evening and was a pleasant re-
&minder of similar entertainment
#givcn here II year ago. Old planta-
Xtion melodies were sung by Il negro
#qua,tcttc and brief addresses were
made bv Il Sioux Indian, who gave
x}hn ntc,esting account of the work
kmong his people, and by another
Representative of the school, Il col
SS5ercd teacher. who talked of his work
4mong the North Carolina schools.
Rev. III. b. FriSscll. ID. d., present
I'd some of the features of the work
being done Toy the Hampton institute
y or the negro and Indian races.
he collection amounted to about
fftv dollars.
EN- Miss Ioun>burv of New York and
Mrs. Fleming are guests of tn,
Misses Vail.
Mrs. ]. !. Myers If Washington,
;1.5tD' Y - NlS'tillS iltiC.
3& DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint are in
$#Nlaine for few weeks.
& T.. +. Merrill is entertaining John
McCarty of Springfield, Mass.
His week.
5S# Ernest Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Brown and grandson
Hfpt Mr.. and Mrs /. {. Mower. died
kpt AnSonia. Conn, Saturday mo- IL.
lng. Mug. I, OF spinal meningitis
linton Mower went to Ansoni:,
+ Saturday afternoon, returning We'd.
+ ne>dav.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Z. Randall
"t Chicago are expected here tins
week to spend their annual vacation
d. +. Walker is camping a
Bridgcwatcr Hollow with hi.
nephew, Herbert \. Walker, ant
son OF llartland. They went W
Friday and will remain tcw DAYS
Ehen Bridge attended the annual
tournament of the southern New
England Schuctzcnbund held il
Springfield, Mass, Monday ant
Tuesday. He made his usual cx
tellcnt records and made the frs
bulls eye on the bulls eye target
Bellows Fails Times.
DR., I.ucius Pitkin of New York
has joined his family at Mrs. f. +
Pitkin's.
Mrs. IL. W. Packard of Chicago
who has been the guest of Mrs. a
l.. Bartlett for several weeks. wen
to Plainheld. \. j., Monday.