Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-10-13
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

The Misses Vail closed their house
Thursday and returned to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin 5. Billings
returned from a months stay at Cor
BIN park " cdnesdav.
{. +. Chapman, treasurer OF the
Ottauquechee Savings Bank, left last
week on his annual trip through the
West.
The new chimes of the Church OF
the Advent, Boston, presented to the
church by Il parsioncr as Il memo
rial, were solemnl> blessed ut 1915
o'clock Sunday morning, i'll the
presence OF large congregation.
The special service, taken from :,n
ancient otli:c boo, OF the Church of
England, wa, conducted bv Fl. r,i>-
by. The chimes were rl,nu hy
ropes, but when the clappcr> arrive
here from Eng land the Chi mes vii!
be electrically connected with tn.
keyboard Of the organ. and Mr.. :
b. Whitney, the church ORGANISE.
will play them.
The town hail bIiidin! ha, ub,l,
,.5 inc lndesccnt electric lights. Ut
which there a,e $50 in tn" music
hall, and better lighted an litorium
and stage would he hard to find.
On the stage there are II lamps,
including tootlightS, three rows of
border lights, and each music stand
in the olchestr. has two lights.
Fire King took second money in
the ...5 class uot at Barre Tues
dav. The best time was ,.,0 Ia.
Brown Bird got fifth place in the
,..7 class trot and pace; best time
..24 II.
Rev. Nj. 7. Morrill, is attending
the annual session of the Mission
Board of the Christian Convention
at DAYTON, Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs. II. {. Gushing are
visiting in Albany, y. v, and Fair
Haven.
Miss Marion Campbell is at Mrs.
George X Chapman's.
Charles +. Merrill, Rev. f. c.
Partridge, o. +. Marsh, l.. III. Pratt
and \. L.Wood attended the Knights
Trmplar field day at Bellows Falls
last week.
DR.. &. II. Spiller, optician, will
be at ]. {. Nuttings Tuesday and
" cdnesday, Oct. IS aud y, and in
Brdgewater Oct. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Pinnev re-
turned from the White Mountains
Monday. They expect to 60 to the
Bermudas the last of November.
y rowing partridge flew into the
village one day last week and was
found nesting under the piazza of
Mrs. knapp's house on High street.
1t took to the woods again when
disturbed
Foster Rhodes and family, who
have been in Europe Scvera! months,
are expected at home about Oct. 20.
Principal parson, and most of the
village school teachers left for Rut-
land thursday morning to attend
the convention of the State Teach
e's association, held in that city
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Sunshine on Thursday followed
the first real rainstorm of the season.
Considerable rain fell "Wednesday
and ednesda> night, and the skies
had been clouded for several DAYS,
with brief showers.
n special meeting of George &.
Randall Post No. s, is called for
vet. 20 at 80 p. M. to discuss Il
change ct time for holding the reg
uIar meetings. The Relief Corps is
invited to be present at this meeting.
john GILMAN. Commander.
y theatre train will be run this
evening from White River Junction
Tor the performance of 1.-THE Sun
shine of Paradise Alley" at the new
music hall.
There was an "odc tyne" supper
at the Christian church last week
Friday evening. The attendance
was Large and about SIS was realized
tlom the sale of tickets. Old-timc
dishes we've served and, looking ut
the costumes on the floor, the effort
10 revive the fashions of fifty years
ago seemed to have been very sue
Ce>>iu. The evening closed with