Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-09-15
IN AND ABOUT W0ODSTO X

The annual State convention of
the Vermont W.C.T.C. will be held
in Burlington, Thursday. Friday,
SATURDAY. and Sunday, Oct +, 5, 8
and 7.
Harry b. Johnson OF New York
was in town this week.
Oliver b. Hill of rlaniield, y. j.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. b.
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Dana
returned to Turner'S Falls, Mass,
n "Wednesday.
ga Miss Amy Alexander of Spring.
sfeld, Mass, is the yue,t of MIR. ard
II Mrs. Harold :. Dana.
John \. Marble, who has leen
visiting his parents 70, IL week or
two, returned to New York Wctncs-
day.
There will be Il union service in
the Universalist church Sunday even
ing at 1880, Rev. NJ. L. Morrill, de-
livering the address.
Rev. 6. l.. Story, field secretary
of the Vermont State Sunday ScLool
association, will preach in the Chris
tian church tomorrow morning and
in the vestry of the Methodist church
at OILS in the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. \. |. WinSlow of
Richmond are ut :. ]. Wins!ow'S.
"Luce's Lookout" is one of the
h show places of this section. 1t is
pretty we'll known. SO is Mr.. Luce,
who built it, and those who have
made the pilgrimage to that lofty
point-and those who have MT, As
well--will be Interested in IN Il. tic c
in another column OF this paper from
Woodstock correspondent inspired
bv Il visit to the Lookout. 1t is
patriotic and full of praise for all
New England and especially for this
favored section.
Guests at the Inn:
New York;. f. Aver, Ii. 5.
Aver, Mrs. Southworlh, Mrs. l.. X.
Bell, Miss ID. Nj. Bell, Mrs. Fanny
\. Mott.
Boston-AIr>. ID. +. Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. y. S. HARDWOOD, MIR. and
Mrs. Elmer Lord, John {. Gray,
Miss Eleanor l.. Gray, Miss :. +.
Baker, Charles I. Baker.
b. Doris Parish, Philadel phia;
Mrs. V. G. Rodman, Charleston, :.
G.; Mrs. Sarcy, Albany, n. V;
Miss Amy Alexander, Springfield,
Mass. George ii. Brown. Lebanon,
y. H.; Count l.. di Compcllo,
Rome. Italy: Edward III. Williams,
IT,, Miss Williams. Miss Cornclia
Williams, Master EDWARD III. Will.
Jams. bethlehem, Penn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles lleustis, Mis- Mendell,
Miss Parsons, Upper MonttIair, n.
j.. Col. "A. Piper and wife, U.S.A
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Robeson, Brook
line, Mass. !; O. b. III. Sprnguc.
Miss Lacy Sprague, Pasadena, Cal.
MIR. and Mrs. :. : Sprasue, Chi
cago.
Charles jacques of Flint. Mich.
who has been visiting hi, old home
at Barnard, has been spending the
week in Woodstock. He was Il
clerk in Dana's store some vea,s ago
and has not been here for ten wears.
y. Nj. Foster, now about 90 years
OF age. is visiting his grandson, John
4 ID. Foster, in Lynn, Mass. MFR.
Foster has always been something
OF 4 traveller and still goes around
the country with rs much ENJOYMENT
as ever.
\ team from Bridgewatcr, on the
way to this village Monday evening
to attend the "Uncle Tom" show,
vas smashed up near the upper
bridge. The driver made too wide
Il turn inapproaching the bridge, and
the pole struck the telephone pole
standing there, Swapping the wagon
pole in two and breaking one of the
wheels. The party saw the show,
but returned in another conveyance.
The team was from Bradley $ stable.
Several fine, large prize-winning
Hubbard squasnes were stolen from
aNillage garden the other night, but
were dropped in disgust in neigh
boring lot. The supposition is that
the raiders imagined, in the dark
ness, that they were rounding up
some rare and ripe watermelons.
Hiram L. King and family have
returned to Stamford, Conn.
DIR. \, y. Logan and +. W. vii.
DEL are spending two weeks in the
Maine woods,