Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-11-10

DR.. r. II. Purple is attending to
the practice OF DR.. Hubbard of Bar,
nard during the latter's absence il
New York.
Mrs. Frederick Billings and fam
lily went to New York for the white,
Thursday.
The annual chrysanthemum show
at the greenhouses of George ii
Mass on Pleasant street is as larg.
and brilliant as ever and the display
is well worth Il visit. There ar.
some exceptionally good specimens
of this popular flower and there i,
always something new in beautiful
colorings from year to year.
The past season has been big
one at the livery stables in this vii
lage and especially this fall there
has been much more than the usual
amount of driving. The miles of
good roads about Woodstock and
perfect weather account tor all this,
making the season quite an excep.
tional one.
In police court ut White River
Junction on Wednesday Chas. Good.
ell of Dewcv'S Mills was arraigncd
on II charge OF assault and was
bound up in the ,um Of $500 for APP
pearanle at County court. In de-
fault of bail he was brought to
Woodstock Jail bv Sheriff Spafford
that afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Chapman is visiting
h.r daughter. Mrs. Pliny Fisk, in
PlainIield, \ J..
William II. Brooks of lIol,oke,
Mass, was at W. &. French's for Il
day this week.
Miss Nancy b. Chapman is visit
ing in New York and Philadelphia.
Franklin $. Billings arrived from
New York the morning of election
day, returning the same day.
The White River Musical aSsocia-
ton has the ever-popular "lI. NJ. S.
Pinainrc in rehearsal and will give
this tunefnl opera at the Junction
and ut Lebanon, \. H.. in Dccem-
Der. The management would like
to give 4 performance here and if
there is any response to this SugyeS-
ton "Pinafore" will doubtless come.
1t is safe to say that the opera will
be well sung and that it would find
a hearty reception here.
DR.. and Mrs. +. Thomas kidder
AMI daughter went to Boston Tues
day, DR.. HI lIer returning the next
dav.
Frank Dana lett Monday morning
with Il car load of stock for A. w.
Rice of Wc>twonl, Mass, who
spent the past sumner in Wood
stock in picking ~ hints Oh practi-
cal tanning. There were eight or
nine CONS in the car, bought in this
vicinity. besides Il black pig from
Billings farm and fifty Wyandottc
hrns bon hit Of ". l.. Thornton :
{. L. Woodruff has been appoint
ed one of The administrators OF the
estate oi ( harlcs Amsden and will
sell his stock Of goods and most of
his other property here, retaining
the Pleasant street residence which
he recently bought of Mrs. II. E.
Philips.
Miss Mice Fletcher goes to STAN.
ford, c., today.
Monlav was John kncen's six
tN-sixth birthday; it was also the
thirty.thlrd anniversary of the mar
riagc Of MIR. and Mrs. knccn, which
took place on MIR. kneen's thirty
third birthday. During the after
noon and evening thirtythree of
their friends called upon them bring.
ing many congratulations and MIR.
and Mrs. knccn received numerous
handsome gifts from their guests
and other friends. Refreshments
were served during the reception.
Will 5. Eaton has Il broken leg,
the result of Il little friendly scuffle
with Eugene Bourbon at the Bill
lings fam barns Tuesday afternoon.
Election day passed very quietly.
Returns were received at the town
hall and rs so III rs there were indi-
cations as to how the election went
bells and cannon were turned loose.
The vote in Woodstock was as toll
lows: Republican 1853, Democratic
81, Peoples Party 3, Prohibition l;
Republican ajolit> 3SS.
FOR HORSE STEALING.
BRINK 4 Ennn WIS nrrcSted In