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

1 Mrs. S. NJ. Horn, Philadelphia {;
Mrs. a. +. Emgarth, PALMYRA. \.
y; !. f. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, J. Wright, Boston; 5. Howard
Armstrong, W. c. Armstrong, Miss
Burrell, Mrs. l.. {. Gardiner, Mr..
and Mrs. V. G. Taylor, New York
city; Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Borden.
Fall River, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Jones, child and nurse, Long
wood. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Whitney, Winchendon, Mass. Miss
+. NJ. Brooks, Waltham, Mass. S.
B. Chase. Fall River, Mass. w.
Perc, Smith, Elizabeth. n. J.; Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Sexton and maid,
Miss Mary Clark, Anna II. Clark
Chas. l.. Dimon, New York city.
The famous failure Of the North
western Guaranty Loan and Trust
Co., which involved the money of
SO many Nermonters, was settled
last week Thursday, SO far rs the
, Vermont stockholders are concerned.
The committee representing the
stockholders, together with the firm
of Young 4 Young, attorneys, Of
| Newport, met at Montpelier and
completed the final business. The
stockholders settled at the rate of l.,
| cents ON the dollar.
MIR. and Mrs Corey Miller of
Amhoy, Ill.,, are guests at Mrs. Pat
tie Wo,dhury's, and MIR. and Mrs.
CrAyton y. Woodbury. of Rutland,
were there for Il day or two this
week.
Rev. II. W. Pope of Northlicld,
Mass, preached at the Congrcga.
tional church last Sunday morning,
speaking very eloquently and ear
nestly of the opportunities for the
extension OF Christian work.
The August issue of the Inter-
State Journal has an excellent illus
trated article on the Norman Will
llams public library, large half-tone
cuts showing the exterior and lntc-
nor Of the building.
Miss Lucy ID. Denison Of ROYAL
ton was the guest of Mrs. +, A. Will
son tor several DAYS this week.
Miss Luna b. Converse of Wclles-
ley, Mass, is spending two weeks
with Miss Lou L. Porter.
The work of putting in the new
boxes at the post Office was begun
Saturday evening and was practical
~ completed Monday morning. One
hundred boxes were added, and the
office now has $40 call boxes and 90
lock boxes. The drops for letters
and papers have been placed to the
right and left of the delivery win
dow, which is to be improved with
handsome grill work. New paper
and paint and other improvements
which will keep the place stirred
up awhile longer will make the Of
flee one of the handsomest in the
state.
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. $. Dana of
Turner's Falls, Mass, are at Mrs.
L. NJ. Dana's.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter +. Marble
are among the weeks arrivals.
MIR. and Mrs L. f. Payne, Miss
Chatwin, Mrs. Payne's sister, and
George +. PAYNE, of Boston, are at
f. S. Payne's.
Miss Grace Il. Darling and Miss
Marcia Palmer will sing at the Con-
greealional church tomorrow morn.
ing.
Miss Marcia Palmer of Holvoke,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Dana of
Springfield, Mass, and DR.. !. r.
Waggencr. brother of Mrs. Dana,
were among THURSDAYS arrivals.
lhcy have rooms at DR.. Holbrook's
house.
The ROYAL Manufacturing COM
pany, which bought the \. II. Stew.
ant property several years ago, has
disposed of the last of its interests
here by the sale of the meadow west
of L. ID. Faulkncr's residence on
Mountain avenue.
" ithcrcll q Douds's old reliable
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will pay us
another visit next Friday evening. |
exhibiting on the Perry field. This
company has been here on numcr-
GUS occasions heretofore and has al
ways given satisfaction. The COM
panv still retains the famous mounted |
brass band and since their last APP |
pearancc here many up-to-date nov |
elites have been added. The street
parade will occur ut noon and is said
to be we'll worth seeing.
TAFTS VILE.
There will be services at 4 y. m.
next SUNDAY rs usual.
Willis Il. Ma,son arrived from