Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-03-03
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK


and Miss Rice to Salem, Mass, OF
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Mackcnzi,
and A. M. Mackenzie went to Bos
ton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Billings ar.
rived from New York Tuesday even
ing, coming from the Junction by
special train.
A snowshoeing party of about
tittee II went to West Woodstock
Tuesday evening and attended a so
ciable at the school house there
Music and a short play b., neighl or
hood talent made up the pleasan,
evenings entertainment.
The Age was in error last week
as to the number of trout captured
by the Lakota party. Fifty trout,
instead of fifty pounds, We're taken
weight IS pounds. The casualties
among the rabbits was, rs stated,
three.
G. G. Gay of Glen Ellen, Iowa, is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Laura A
Barrows. MI Gay is Il native of
Hartland. His last visit to Wood
stock was made IS years ago.
The Brattleboro Phoenix says of Il
forme, resident of this place:
Rev. II. N. Dascomh has acccp'e
a call to Congregational church
in Port Huron, Mich. For the past
two or three years Mr. Dascomb has
been pastor Of a church in Inlay
City, Mich, and before tnat for a
few years he was settled ovci a
church in South Pullman, III, For
one so young in wears AMI in the
ministry, this rapid promotion and
the call to so important church, is
great honor.
Miss Anna NJ. Batcheller gave an
afternoon whist party Saturday at
her home on Lincoln street. There
were four tables.
Miss Grace 6. Marble returned
from Boston Tuesday.
A sociable was held at the Univer-
salist church parlors Friday evenin!
Henry F. Simser. who went to
Southern Pines, Y. c., Il month or
more ago, returned last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Clark spent
a day or two in Claremont, n. H.,
the past week.
Rev. John Davis Ewing, tn. new
ly appointed rector, will preach at
St. James church Sunday morning.
He will not assn ne his duties here,
however, until Easter.
A department council, Patri mthI
Militant, was held at White River
Junction Tuesday, Capt. A. L.
Spaulding a,ten ling. On Wedne,.
day Canton Woodstock, NJ. II,
worked the degrees on III candidates
at Hanover, N. H. A banquet and
ball was given by Cant IN Han over,
No. rs, at Newton Ian, Norwich.
Among the pat, from this place
We're |. c. White, Hcrm,n PERI,
MIR. and Mrs. l.. ]. Slayton, Mr..
and Mrs. &. w. S,,auldins, Mr.. and
Mrs W, F. Bradley, Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. E, Spaulding, Mr.. and Ms. ".
T.. Mack, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gil.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Perry. E.
a. Spear, 6. |. Wilcox, Miss VI title
Atwood, Miss Ida Atwood, F. n.
Averill and Mr. and Mrs. George
Pearsons of West Bridgcwatcr.
Rev. A. Iammett of Bellows
Falls will preach at the Universalist
church tomorrow in exchange with
Rev. f. Simmons.
Miss Susie Montague has returned
from trip to New York and Boss
ton.
E. K. Wright & Co. have sod the
Chapman drug store to Edward r.
Merrill and the LATTER will take pos
session soon, the. taking of an iii.
pentory al the stock now being in
progress. The store will undergo a
number Of changes in Mr.. Merrill's
hands-a new front, plate glass win.
dows, etc. Partitions will b. re-
moved and this will make sales.
room IS 60 feet. The store will
be lighted by two arc lamps, and
new fixtures will make it hand
some and convenient, place of bu>i.
ness. One side of the store will be
devoted to il line of stationery.
kedroH Rebekah lodge, No. a.,
I. O. o. F., celebrated the seventh
anniversary of its organization Wed.
nesday evening, Feb. g, in the Odd