Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-10-06

rear door open, through which tie
thief or thieves had escaped. This
is the first time that Larry, who has
been n popular visitor in Woodstock
tor several seasons. has taken u
hand in an affair of this kind. The
same night, and at about the same
time, IN attempt is reported to have
been made to enter Merrilps store,
at the rear, but the thieves were
scared away, running over the foot.
bridge to High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Faulkner
closed theil house on Mountain ave.
nue. Friday and returned to New
York.
The Interstate Journal for Octo-
Der, published by G. r. Cummings,
White River Junction, is now on
sale at the book stores. Among the
entertaining illustrated features are
"The Robbery at Tinkham's" and
"EXperiences of Vermont BAL.
loonist," the story of the Qucchce
raid containing portraits of Scott
Tinkham and Deputy Sheriff Thorn
as. There is also IN interesting ar
ticlc on "The Justin S. Morrill,
! Mausoleum," illustrated, and the
number is good one throughout.
| Arrivals at tho Inv
New Eork-Mrs. William Ham
ilton Harris, Miss Harris. Miss Nina
Ri, les, Frcd'k Leeds, Miss Laura
Low. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Bridge,
Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Rice, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures Fl. Findlav,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. David Rice, Miss Nj. d.
Brewer, Mrs. d. G. Sawin, Miss
+. II. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
w. Pope. Master A. w. Pope, Jr.,
Marjorie Pope, Miss Crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. GUY w. Cnrrier,
Methucn, Mass. E. c. Sayles, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilcox. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Inman, Pascoag, r. l.;
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Savles, q.
Evans. &. O. Arnold, Woonsocket,
r. l.: Samuel Me!lin and son, MIR.
and Mrs. G. F. Whipple and son,
pascoag, r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. d. {.
Remington, Harrisville, r. L.; Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Tilson, Maiden,
Mass; I. F. Evans, Woonsocket.
r. L.; O.. X. Halves and wife, Fall
River, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. CYRUS
Bentley, Elmhurst, H.. Mrs. Philip
NJ. Price, Washington, d. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Batchelder, Ir.,
Brooklinc, Mass.
Miss Henrietta l.. Brown went to
Albany, y. V, Friday, where she
will take Il course in the Albany
Business College.
Wade kcves of Boston. Reading
boy, and formerly Il law student in
Woodstock. and Miss Emma MAYER
of Philadelphia were married Mon
day aftcrnnon, Oct. l., at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Neebe, in l:rpokline, Mass. The
ceremony took place at : O'Clock.
Rev. W. r. s,hipman OF College
hih. " f"'mer P''"e;p"l OF tho South
W oodstock academy, being the Off
eating Clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reyes will reside at No. el7 Hunt
ington avcllnc, Boston, where Mr..
Reyes is practlcing law IN partner
ship with David /. Montague, who
is also from Woodstock.
Contractor G. l.. Woodbury. has
completed the South Branch sewer,
and at Monday evenings meeting of
the village trustees the sewer was
accepted as thoroughly satisfactory.
The entire cost of the sewer is about
$1,000, including the extension of
LOO feet added by the trustees. The
original plan was to empty into the
river near the mouth of the Branch,
but the pipe was finally carried 400
feet farther down, crossing the river
and emptying on the other side.
\. II. Rice of Boston and G. ].
Dyer of New York, who have been
in Woodstock the past summer, de-
voting part of their time to learning
the practical side of farming on the
Billings farm, left bv carriage for
Boston Friday. Mr.. Rice will have
charge ot his brothers farm ut w est
wood, Mass, few miles from
Dedham, this winter. lie bought
several head of Jerseys here, which
are soon to be shipped to his place.
\. b. .Daquith has lots of apples
this year, as have other fruit ralsers,
and some fine ones have found their
way into The Age office. MIR. Ja-
quith also leaves word that any one |
can have any number of apples at
his place by coming and gathering
thcm-at Is cents a barrel, and
down.
The entertainment and sale at the
Congregational church parlors last
week Friday evening was very en-
jovablc success and was largely at
tended. Mrs. Goodwin gave Il num-
Der of rccitationS and again showed