Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-11-24
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

DR.. IIolbrook'S house is now con
nected with the local telephone en-
change.
William J. Bo>ce, grand king,
and Charles Il. Montague. grand
lecturer. attended tie special convo-
cation OF Davenport chapter. No.
II, ROYAL Arch Masons in Rutland
Monday evening.
Arthur II. Vaughan, son OF
George Vaughan OF this town, anl
wife are now in Randolph. For the
present they will reside at Hillside
farm there with Mrs. Naughan's
parents and potion of the farm
viii be given up to fruit culture.
MIR. Vaughan has been superintend-
ent of Il large fruit farm at Wood
wardville, Md, the past year,
The New England Wool Grow
ers' Association held a mass meeting
in Rutland on Thursday. George
Aiken of Woodstock and \. T..
Fulldr OF Homfret were among those
announced to make addresses. The
association has membership of 400
and its object is to promote the in
dustry of sheep raising III the New
England states.
\ water wheel agent and expert
from Milton, y. H., was in town
this week looking over the electric
company's plant with reference to
adding to its power.
The Woodstock railway pas>en-
gen station and platform are to b:
lighted by electricity
Twelve car loads of apples-about
400 barrels have been shipped
from this station this fail, going to
Chicago, Boston and New Bedford,
Mass. Two barrels were shipped
to England this week.
DR.. II. b. ketchun. who began
his practice here and afterwards lc-
moved to Cornish Flats. y. l.. is
now going to locate in llartland, his
former home. He succeeds DR.. ).
L. Stevens, who is about to leave
lIartand.
Edward Leonard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Leonard, who under
went an operation fo' appendicitis
some time ago, was taken to the
hospital at Hanover Monday for a
second operation. 1t is expected
that he will be out of the hospital in
a few days.
G. f. Woodruff is in Amsden and
Boston this week on business con-
ncctcd with Charles Amsden'S eS-
tate
rhc San Francisco Ministries
showed to Il good house Saturday
evening. There were a few new
Jokes in the gorgeous 'iirSt part"
and the singing was tair, musical
acts, club swinging. etc, complet-
ing the entertainment. The street
concert by the band at noon was UNI
usually good.
Miss Pearl Stultevant of Ilartland
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. =
Marsh.
Charles Marcy had an exciting ex-
pcriencc at Bridgewater on Wednes-
dcv, as told in the storm news in an
other colt mn.
II. y. Clark has sold his stock of
books, periodicals and stationery to
\. b. Morgan, who will at once
take possession and will move it in
to his drug store, next door to Il {
post office. Mr.. Morgan will keep
a complete line of stationery and
will also have on sale the Boston
daily and Sunday papers. n deal is
on for the purchase of MIR. Clark's
boot and shoe stock, but is not vet
completed. The Western Union
office will probably remain in its
present location.
\ sociablc was held at the Uni
vcrsalist church parlors Thursday
evening.
The Lebanon, y. H., foot ball
team was defeated by the Wood
stocks on Vail field last Saturday 5
to o, the local men puttingupa good
game. The Woodstocks play at
Lebanon today.
Mrs. Fred Benus of Worcester,
Mass, who will be remembered
here us Miss Flora Barrows, is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. G. O. Thomp-