Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-29
IN mo AROUT WOODSTOCK.

Wade kcveS Of Is ,stnn was anon;
the fair week visitors.
Ralph Bovce and George Mas
wcIe on duty as special night police
during the week.
A. ii. Findlav of Boston, the we'll
known golf professional, played on
tie Country clubs links Tuesday.
He made the first round in IS. low.
ering the record 10y several strokes,
and the second in II.
Thomas Bcngalo of New York
was in town few days the past
week LAYING out an extension of the
golf links on the Billings farm.
Some Improvements are being made
there, and it will be one of the best
courses in this part OF New England
when they are completed.
q. b. Shaw and family of Aliens
Falls, n. v, have moved on the
Pelton place on Church hill.
Isaac Newton Of Randolph was
among the visitors ON the fair ground
Wednesday,. His son, A. l.. New
ton, has been running to victory in
many races lately and seems to have
n" trouble in wi, ming all his one,
three and tive-mile starts.
Charles II. Williams Of Bellows
Falls, grand high priest, and W. ].
Boyce OF this place. grand king, are
in Cincinnati, o., as representatives.
Of the Grand Chapter of Vermont 1T
at the General Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons of the United
States.
Justin Edwards of Wellesley
Hills was the guest of F. &. South
gate IL few days this week.
George II. Winslow has been over
in Corbin park and shot Il handsome
deer. He was the guest of f. 5.
Billings.
Ethan Crookcr of Corhin park
was in town this week.
The maple trees OF Vermont es-
capped the caterpillar pest this year,
and now the brcheS and beechcS are
hav,n. their turn, SAYS current
item. Reports from some parts of
the State say that these trees have
been attacked by green worms about
onc-half an inch long with blishting
effect.
Mrs. Mary Morrill, has returned
from visit among relatives in
Bridgcwater and Plymouth.
The three days of grace on town
taxes expire Tuesday, Oct. :.
William Heating and Simeon
Fisher of Clarenont, n. H., were
on the fair grounds "Wednesday.
Richard Leonard of Fitchburg,
Mass, who left Woodstock 10 wears
ago, was in town for the fair. He
has prospercd in 4 business way and
politically, and is now member OF
the Fitchbulg city council.
Miss Ruth Harding, who, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Harding of Boston, spent the SUM-
mer last year IN Woodstock, was
married at Woods Hole, Mass, on
W rdnc>day, to Samuel Boyer Davis
OF PhiIadel phia, the son of Sussex
ID. Davis, one of Woodstock's well.
known summer visitors.
Mrs. w. S. French and Miss Has.
kell We're delegates to the annual
meeting of the Vermont Branch !
Woman's Board of Missions, held in
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Ms. NJ. &. Fleming and child.
guests here OF the Misses Vail, have
returned to New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Cramp Of Philadelphia
and lleggamon Foster of New York
are guests at the Vail house.
MIR. and Mrs. L. p. Tcwksburv
returned from a Western trip last
week Friday.
DIR. y. n. Logan has sold his fast
trottcr, George II. Wilkes, to Geo.
Brett of Whitehall, n. y.
+. W. Wilder and DR.. Logan re-
turned from Il two-wceks' vacation
IN the Maine woods this week.
Mrs. PIinv Fisk and daughters
and Henry b. Chapman returned to
Plainheld, \. j., Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. Z. kilner and
children returned to New York on
| thursday.
John Davis of North Wilbraham.