Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-09

been pat into Mrs. NJ IL. Chand-
lcr's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l. Pinney havg
returned from their camp at fly'N-
,outh.
f.. II. Chandler was at home Sun
day, driving here from Ludlow.
Rev. DR.. Brown of Mortified will
suppl, again at ST. James church
tomorrow.
Billings farm teams are getting
out lot of big stone from the Ellis
quarry at East Barnard, some OF
which are to be used for curbing
around the ponds on the hill back
of the laundry. Several OF the
pieces must wait for snow before
they can be drawn here
Miss Frances Grosvenor of Pea.
body, Mass, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. ]. l.. Dana.
The chrysanthemums at q. III.
Mass greenhouses are now at their
best and they make Il fine show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason w. Ladd re-
Gently returned from a visit to their
son, Rev. 6. f. Ladd, in Ram
dolph.
Horatio y. Thomas is going to
tine Odd Fellows Home at Ludlow
this month, where he expects to re-
main.
w. n. Campbell went to Boston
Thursday on his way to Chicago.
Mrs, f. r. Jewett returned home
Thursday.
Anna NJ. Adams, widow Of Aus
tin V. Adams of Randolph, has
been granted Il pension of SIS il
month, through John Gilman's
agency, with back pay from April
IS, 1900.
E. /. Law of Orange, Conn, has
been at G. W. Stewards tor several
DAYS
Miss Lila X. Partridge passed
Sunday III Bellows Falls.
Mrs. f. W. Doton of Pomtrct
slipped and fell ON the floor at her
h, me Saturday evening. fracturing
bone near the right hip.
Leonard W. Sylvester of West
Woodstock, who injured his hand
some time ago, has received $50 ac-
cident insurance from the Masonic
Protective Association of Worces-
ter, Mass.
Long distance telephones have
been put into 6. |. WilcoX's house,
adjoining the Woodstock creamery,
and Y. ID. Fraser's house.
\ part of Cloudland farm is to
he surveyed and fenced, Charles
Batchelder being in charge of the
work. The boundary marks OF some
of the lots have entirely disappeared
in the hundred or more years since
the original survey was made and
the expert assistance of the coolest
inhabitants" may he necessary to To-
cate the lines.
A. b. Wilder is showing his
friends at the Inn large and very
s.rviccable stone hatchct-a grim
reminder of the days of Daniel
Boone. of painted Injuns and Of the
time when the moccasincd son OF the
forest worried along without Il re-
peating rifle. The weapon was
picked up in southwestern Virginia
on what was once an Indian trail,
is quite symmetrically fashioned and
is an interesting and valuable speci-
men of savage workmanship. 1t
weighs nine pounds.
A meeting of District No. s. |. O.
O. f., " ill be held at White River
Junction, Nov. L..
The new steel bridges, ordered by
the town fathers last June, have ar
rived. They will not be set up this
year, however, as it is considered
too late in the season for putting on
the cement flooring which goes on
all of them. One of the bridges
will cross the Branch at the end of
High street.
Robarts Harper, who has one OF
the most popular and entertaining
illustrated lectures now on the road,
comes to Woodstock next Friday
evening. Several motion pictures,
which will be Il very attractive TEA
ture. are introduced, among them
the following subjects: Shorten
ing sail at sea, a bull fight at BARGE
Iona, the Sultan's procession and
escort to St. Sophia, and view of
the ocean working on the rocks. The
pictures used throughout the lecture
are Of the best, making Il splendid