Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-06-30

Goodwin, hutei w. w. Hibbafd'
cello, and \, z, Ordway, violin
All are from iioston, with the es'
eeption OF the leader, and all are
excellent musicians, Miss Lutkln
PLAYED here several times last season
very aeeeptably, Mr., Goodwin is a
member Of the Geimania orchestra,
and Mr., iIibbard played at the Ham
ilion, IN bermuda, last winter, The
orchestra plays next Monday even
ing,
Hon. Sylvester Dana Of Concord
y, H., was N town for short visit
on Wednesday Of this week Tic
had been attending commencement
exercises At Dartmouth College,
where he graduated in the class OF
30, lie enjoyed the speeial honor
Of heing the graduate OF longest
standing present ut this years COM
mencement'
c. LOOMS Dana, IT,. went to
Boston Thursday and from there
Friday morning to Scamp oseeola"
At IIolderness, y, H., q summer
camp for BOYS, where he will stay u
month. J. L. Dana accompanied
him to Boston.
Rev. T.. II. Young Of New York.
a friend Of Rev. ]. ID. Ewing, Is at
the Inn
After July lst the Woodstock post
office will he an international money
order office.
+, ". ID oton spent several days
with his brother in Springfield
Mass, the past week.
Mrs. Joseph La Mountain is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Stephen
Marcy, in Windsor.
George W. Spaulding OF Gard
ner, Mass, and Selden {. White
have lately been up in Stockbrihge
and Piitsiield on weeks fishing
trip, returning with n pretty good
string of trout. Mr.. Spaulding re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. {. X. Montague and son
Roger ac visiting in Worcester and
other places in Massachusetts. Miss
Laura Montague has returned from
Boston for the summer.
Mrs. Charles !. Ives ct Cedar
| Rapids, Ia. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Eliakim Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Leonard
of Lynn, Mass, are at W. ID. Eos.
tcr's.
Ralph NJ. Tcwksbury and Julius
Woods were out in a canoe on Sit
yer lake in Barnard Sunday even.
ing, when the craft capsized, throw
ing the crew into deep water. Ralph
is not Il swimmer, but he threw one
arm over the boat and SO kept his
head above water, Julius swimming
about in an endeavor to push the
wreck to shore. Ralph Boyce heard
the shout tor help from his camp
and Selling II crowbar broke open
the boat house door, smashed the
chain holding boat and went to the
rescue, the accident occurring near
the middle of the lake. A valise
and Il gun belonging to the boys
went to the bottom in the tip.over
The boat had bad reputation, cap
sizing occasionally when no one was
within a mile of it, and an order
was issued by Commander Gushing
of the Silver lake fleet to convert it
into fuel.
The delegates to the Republican
State convention at Montpelier re-
turned Wednesday. Hon. w. E.
Johnson made the nominating speech
for Mr.. Stickney for governor, who
was chosen BY reclamation. 1t
was a remarkably harmonious meet
ing, as was expected, the delegates
s.y, only one nomination requiring
ballo', that of lieutenant. governor,
and Martin F. Allen Of Ferrisburgh
was nomi mated.
Sydney O. Garfield OF Townsend,
delegate to the Republican district
convention at White River Junction,
was in town Wednesday. He is
nephew OF Mrs. L. NJ. Dana.
+. Il. Townsend of Clay, Iowa,
has been visiting here this week.
A. E. Ordway played with Bea'
dies orchestra in kecne, n. H.,
Tuesday evening.
Charles ]. Mackenzie Dies Suddenly.
Charles J.. Mackenzie, brother OF
Frank S. Mackenzie of Woodstock,
died suddenly at his home in Frank
lin, Mass, OH Friday, June s9th.
CHURCH SERVICES.