Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-06-01
News of Woodstock.

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W. Mcpherson Wiltbank Of Pail
adcIphia, and Mrs. James l.. Lock-
wood OF New York are recent arriv
ais at the Inn.
DR.. Dcane Richmond and II. l.
lockwood OF Windsor " crc in town
Thursday.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leaman ant
Walter +. l.caman, who spent ;
summer here several Years ago. are
at the Inn fol month or more.
3& The Billings farm phclsants are
hourisiing and the flock is fast re-
covering from Wearv'S' disastrou.
raid which resulted in the sudden
death of Thirty or more birds.
About one hundred phcasants have
been turned loose and are now seen
all over the estate. The climate
apparently agrees with them and if
Jet alone bv poacherS they bid fair
TO multiply unintcrruptedly. The
first hatch this season, ames Aitken
reports, was very successful. Il eggs
Bringing forth Il bi,ds-a rccorc
that has disturbed some of the pcdi,
greed domestic fowls in the poultry
Yards far beyond the working point.
Dr. Frank Ainsworth of Los
ngeies, Calf. was in town day
Of two this week.
Rev. G. +. Partridge will deliver
an address at the dedication of the
Mary l.. Blood library at Browns
vile Tuesday. June +.
@ New telephone connections are
the Billings mansion, II. p. Clark.
house; II. II. Daniels, house; !. b.
Zones. store; J.. Foster Rhodes,
house; Eugene Nj. Briggs, black
smith shop.
# The Windsor county court docket
for the unc term shows Il total of
81 cascs--a fairly large number for
Ono term. Liquor cases number 70
and there are 81 divorce suits.
i'll Walter l.. Wood. travelling repre-
Sentative of the New England Tee.
phone company. is in town this
week. and rs Il result OF his brief
visit the company counts u numhrr
on new aud happy subscribers.
A Mrs. l.. ID. Faulkner OF \cwI ork
has been at her Summc, home on
IN Mountain avenue for several DAYS
and Mr.. Faulkner is expected today.
# The base ball season opened on
~ thursday with the Budy, waters us
thc opposing team. The game was
ia very good one, as a whole. but in
spotS the playing of both team, was
qtiitc ragged. The home team was
Weak at the bat and the way the
boy 5 hit at the high ones was dis,
Gsacciul. llolhrook was very CT
fectivc in the box and the team
backed him up well. especially the
intlcld. llowcs made Il good back
stop and considering the fact that
ne has not played for four Yeas his
Word was of Il high order. The
Gore WAS I to :; in Bridgewater'>
mvor and the winning run was made
~ the 9th inning with two out
{. Oliver is building an adli-
Hon to his house on School street.
M John French arrived from New
Work Friday.
Harry b. Johnson of New York
81 in town.
Mrs. c. !. Mackenzie of Franklin.
ass. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
haklm Johnson.
+. Simmons of Webster. Mass.
visiting his son. Rev. !. +. Sim
ons, tor several weeks.
" Ohm Doe was committed to
~ iom Bethel "Wednesday morn
tng. being charged with the burglary
OF two stores in Rochester early in
tho week.
S4 The May number of the "Inter.
State Journal" is out with an cspco-
zlaIly attractive cover design and
zR>any interesting articles and pic.
hreS. Rev. Wilmond Warner of
2sbethel writes entcrtaininglv of a
#'Grcen Mountain Trout Brook" i
s8kctch of the late Dir. Daniel w.
~ lazelton is contributed bv Hon. G.