Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-10-20

h''hbcT OF WnOm mad been very
active workers and takers durin!
the campaign. The news of billing
hams election was OF course received
with tremendous satisfaction bv hi
friends, who muster a good man,
votes, though they were unable t.
carry the town tor him. Gen
CIRCUITS friends take the result witt
the best grace possible. He haC
very warm supporters here who re
grct his defeat.
Ned Markham of Pomfret Shove,
n few friends in the village how hi,
new pistol worked and incidental,
gave Il very pretty exhibition OF
craftsmanship the other dav. Hi,
ilrst shots were at 4 SINAI! cObblc,
stone, tine face the size of silver
dollar, and at two. rods distance he
hit the mark three times in success.
sion. hen he tried swinging
shot 1T Il tritlc shorter distance and
hit the mark, Il small fence-post, at
the first tlial.
The music hall was again filled
Saturday night at the second per.
iormancc of 1.-The Sunshine OF
Paradise Allcy,' and the play. or
entertainment, proved quite rs pop
ular and amusing as on the opening
night. There were no weak places
in the cast. and better lot OF char
actcr actors is seldom brought to-
grthrr. Mrs. Peters rs the Widow
! Mc\aliv was favortc with the
audience. and Mr.. FLYNN. the dancer.
! also made one of the hits of the
piece IN a thinking part-that Of the
lamplightcr The several scenes -
the East River dock and others
were extremely artistic and effective
the like had never been seen on Il
Woodstock stage before. All in all,
the attraction was Il happy choice of
MIR. Mackenzie, to whom so much
is due. There was something in it
which everybody could enjoy, and
in the first hight anticipations no one
was disappointed. Between the
second and third acts Saturday NIGHT
Mr.. +. {. Southgate, in few con-
gratnlatory words and amid much
applause, referred to Woodstock
good fortune, and expressed the
thanks Of every citizen to Mr.. Mac
krnvie, through whose generosity
they were the possesSors of this beau
tifuI PLAYHOUSE.
+. W. Wilder went to Burlington
" cdncSdav to attend Il meeting of
the Northern Bankers association.
OF which he is president.
Mr., and AIls. T.. X. Wright moved
to White River Junction this week,
where Mr.. Wright has il position
with the Howard Drug Co.
ht " Paradise Alley" company
lrtl for Montpelier on the first train
M"idav morning. from there going
t" Randolph.
Mrs. Richard Billings of st. Paul.
Alinn.. $ visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. +. b. >lerrill.
NiIIiIm II. Campbell and Miss
Marion sLilcd for Cherboury from
New Work Iueslu> AMI will spend
the winter in France.
L. +. Merrill was in New York
several DAYS this week.
Principal Parsons of the High
school went to Essex Junction Tues
day and Miss REYNOLDS to Sc. Al
bans ON Wednesday.
The Woodstock Electric company
is making Il metallic line OF It's tcle-
phone line between here and the
power station at raitsvle, and the
>trinyiny of Il second wire is about
completed
DR.. and Mrs. John Paul Bryson of
St. Louis have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Sarah
Winter. to DR.. Given Campbell. on
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 80, at 5
o'clock, ut their residence, ,SS33
West Pine boulevard.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Olive, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph MIarco1t, to MIR. Corlis
Otis Dumas. for "Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 81, at s o'clock, at the
Catholic church.
The W {. +. l.. will meet with
Mrs. &. W. Saywnrd Friday, Oct. 26,
at $50 p. N. \ report of the state
convention will be given.
Per Secretary.
| he dccr-hun,ing season in Yer
mont opens next Sunday night ut
midnight and lasts ten days. Sew
cral parties from outside of the State
us well as from Vermont are plan
ming to start hunting rs soon as the