Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-10-27

'"' inc PTcSidcntlal election.
Nh and Mrs. |. {. Ransome o
l.i'tlcton, y. H., are visiting rela
tives here.
Miss Haskell is in Boston tor {;
visit of several weeks.
Miss l.. S. Adams is visiting il
Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Edward G. Bailey of New York
was at Mrs. + :. Aliens this week.
Charles Il. Montague and Owen
i. Marsh attended u Masonic meet
ing in Burlington this week.
Miss NJ. 4. Moody of Water
bury, former preceptress of the
High school here, is visiting Mrs.
B. +. Standish.
Gardner :. Pierce and family of
Clarcmont, \. H., Miss Nellie b.
Piece and larry +. Pierce of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, are at T. 4. Picrcc's.
y chicken pie supper was gwen
at the lniversalSt church parlorS
Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha $. Knapp returned
from Il two weeks visit in Var
| mouth, Me-. "Wednesday.
Hon. Rodney Wallace of Fitch
! burg, Mass, was IN town tar u day
on two the past week.
M\alina Gage, widow Of George
". Gage, has been granted pen
! sion of TS Il month from Nav q.
1900. through John Gilmans agency.
The Chicago Marine band opened
the entertainment course at White
River Junction Monday evening
with Il fine concert. and il is nm !
doubtedlr one of the best organiza-
tons that has ever come this way.
About 20 Woodstock people attended
the concert.
The workmen on DR.. G.. l.. Dana's
place on the Hilltop farm road were
surprised by big buck deer Thurs
day afternoon. The animal came
running from the direction of the
King woods and crossing the road
sped on over the hill below the sum-
ner-house. Seeing the men the
buck made wide detour to avoid
them. He seemed badly frightened
and almost exhausted, but neverthe-
lcsS was ''rllnning some" as one of
the workmen said. He left few
boot tracks on the golf course and
disappeared in the woods at the base
of the mountain, venturing pref tv
near the village limits. The buck
had doubtless been chased out of the
up the river, and possibly
dogs had started him on his career
down the valley.
The " Joshua S;mkins" company, {
CARRYING their own special scenery, Il t
band OF music and fine orchestra,
appears at the Music hall next Tues !
lay evening. In the sensational :
,aW-mill effect shown in the third .
lct Il genuine b,zz saw is used.
which cuts through tinher at light
,lnG speed.
\ meeting of Di>tric; No. s, |. O. :
}. r.. has been called by District
Deputy Grand Master \. +. Spau-
ling. to I've held with Bethel Lodge. '
No. s., Tuesday, Nov. g. "
The town hallbuiIding was thrown
'pen t" the public Saturday and i,
many visitors ha the pleasure of i,
Inspecting II throughout. The music =,
'll. with all its fine appointments, :;
vas an especial object of interest, :,
nd there was great deal of praise
or the building as Il whole. :,
Pasq uale CentiianlI, an Italian g.,
mpIoycd on the Bethel Rochester !
abroad. was tried before Justice E,
'eaver Saturday on the charge of ~
nurdcrouSl Y aSsaultiny a fellow !.
iorkman with Il knife. The two II
len had quarrclled. and Pc nDarno,
lie man assaulted, is alleged to have il
Centitanti with Il club, II
hen the latter used his knife on :,
cmbarno, making a slight wound. fl
entifanti was acquitted. "
This is il great apple year, hut ii
'ere seems to be good market t>
u the best fruit. l.. II. Pratt to
ought about a thousand barrels of b,
oples and shipped them to Fall al
liver. Mass, and to the West, some tv
'ing us far as Chicago. Friday he tt
ought another car load and will til
mp Il lot more next week. They &C
e all fine winter apples. Mr.. Pratt fc
paving from Is cents to ST. 90 a nj
,rre. n,
Rev. ID. Ewing leaves on Mon II
" for Il months vacation, Rev. w.
Robinson supplying at St. James
,ring his absence.