Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-08-17
News of Woodstock.

N \r\t Thursday evening, Aug. =,
at ! o'clock, the Ladies' OF st. lanes
u chulth will hold sale at the town
hall of useful and fancy articles,
homemade candy, ice cream and
cake and home cookery. One of
the special attractions of the fair
will be stercoplicon views of the
Pacific islands, including Samoa,
Fiji and Hawaii, and very interest
ing views of Java.
NJ. f. Slayton of Maiden, Mass,
is spending week here.
The Pageant under the direction
of L. Wales closed successfully with
the third performance on Thursday
evening. and the y. p. c. L. of the
nivcrSalist church, under whose
auspices it was given, nets a hand
some sum.
Mr. aud Mrs. b. III. llnnev at
tended the Old Home Day crcbra-
ton in Plymouth Thursday.
The annual handicap for the Bart
lett cup, played ON the Country clubs
golf course, last week. was won b>
John French with Il net score of ~,
tor the 90 holes. ". III. Mitchell
was second with score ct IA.
The other scores were: ". y.
Campbell lSS, G. l.. Dana 100,
George Myers 1871 II. II. Vail EOS,
Miss Vail ,.55.
. Miss Kellogg OF Hartford, Conn,
a is expected at O. Il. Mursh's to-day
Miss Bingham of St. Albans was
the guest of Miss Corey Il few days
the past week.
W. W. Dearborn has bought the
Charles l.. Kingsley whcclwright
blacksmith and paint shops, the
property also including an acre of
land.
Mrs. Deane Richmond of Wind
sor was ut the Inn Wcdneslav.,
William j. Sayward, who went to
New York city few weeks ago,
noM has position as draughtsman
in the office of Film 4 kitson,
architectural scu!ptorS.
Bret Montague of Gardner, Mass,
SON of David Montague, Il former
resident, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Reuben NJ. Parker of Man.
chester, y. H., sister of VIM.
Davis, is visiting here.
The ladies of the W. X. {. are re-
Iur>tcd to meet in 6. "A. K. hall
Wednesday. Aug. 81, at 10 o'clock
4. M, tor the dav, to sew. y full
attendance is desired. Please bring
your lunch.
Charles l.. Roberts, carpenter, ct
this village. has filed his petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities
5 700, all unsecured; assets SI5o, all
exempt.
n +. T.. Richmond is ont again after
N an illness that kept him ut home for
IN two weeks.
DIR. J. +. Bryson of st. Louis was
IN among last weeks arrivals.
II Mrs. Harry Cheney OF Lebanon,
N \. H.. was one of Fridays visitors.
n Mrs. Jay Ticknor of Elizabeth.
4 \. e, was the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
n Is. II. Pinncy the past week. She
n is 4 former resident, leaving here IS
n wears ago.
ltis reported that Charles Batchcl-
N der. son of VIM. Batchelder, will
II open 4 law office here soon, and will
take the rooms now occupied by b.
:, kittrcdgc. Mr.. kittrcdgc will
S% have rooms in the new bank block.
Mis-. Horace Barney and daughter
'' Noverhill,AIass., spent most oithe
I# week Visiting at the home OF Rev.
|W ami Mrs. NJ I. Morrill,.
Mr. ". 5. Morrill,, Tr., of South
'"nnnN. y. H., has been Il guest
"i> week at II. y. Thomass.
N"' I. {. Hatch of New York
WAS one of Fridays visitors.
MIS-, llcrrward Burbridye and
son have been visiting in Windsor.
Frank II. Chapman and son of
Rutland were in town Friday.
Charles l.. Randall and d. II. !
"'I''nsham OF Chicago and their fam.
ines are expected here week
MIS- VIM. Ba,chelder and Miss
h"theIder attended the Old Home
LAY celebration at Windsor.