Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-28
News of Woodstock.

Get seats at Morgan's for San
American Gentle man, Dec. 80, soc,
15c. $I.oo.
Hiss Nina King from Fitchburg,
Mass, is passing the holidays with
her parents.
The Emanon Reading club meets
with Miss b. S. Knapp this even
ing.
+. II. Chapman OF Rutland and
:. b. Whitney of Boston were here
Sunday to attend the funeral of
James B. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Maynes went
to Cold Spring Harbor, l.. l., Mon
dav, to visit Thomas Aitker, who is
manager of large estate there.
George G. Otis was in Bartlett,
\. II Tuesday, to attend the we'd
ding OF his brother.
Miss Clara E. Purple, who has
been at home Tor two weeks, re.
turns to her home at Springfield to-
day.
Roger Griffin is at home from
Harvard and Miss Hortense Griffin
from Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass.
A. NJ. Mackenzie and Ralph NJ.
Tcwksbury are among the holiday
h.,n.-vonvrs IRON Boston.
L. D. Chandler, who is now with
the New England Telephone Com
pany, with headquarters at Rut-
land, is passing the week here.
Walter l. Wood went to Boston
Wednesday to report at the New
England Telephone company's
headquarters.
The residences of Nathan Cush-
ing and David l.. Walker have been
connected with the local telep hone
exchange.
II. Il. Eaton, manager OF the
Claremont opera house, has booked
Ilo,t's "a Texas Steer" for Music
Hall, Woodstock, February 4 This
IS the No. company, there being
tut one company now on the road.
1t has just played in Chicago, St.
Paul and other large western cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Ransom of
Luleton, n. H., are passing Christ
mas week at David l.. Walkers.
Geo. n. Mass, the florist, was in
Windsor Tuesday. having charge of
the decorations for the Snow-ken.
nedy wedding Christmas dav at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Ken.
nedy.
Among the Christmas guests II
the Inn were: G. A. Green, Mrs
Il. X. Green, Miss Mallock, Mont
zeal; !. A. .Hawksworth, job,
Hawksworth, New York; Miles p
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. p
Weeks, Master Miles w. Weeks
Boston; Edward S. Dana, Norccs
'er, lass; Miss Mary c. Dana
forest Glen. Md; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert S. Dana, Boston.
The Northampton correspondent
Of the Springfield Republican o
Thursday has this item of local in
terest
An important announcement wa
made at the Christmas exercises o
the Florence Congregational churcl
last evening. F. n. Look OF thu
committee ror securing pastor t.
succeed Rev. E. G. Cobb, who re
Gently resigned, reported that til
committee had decided to recon-
mend that a call be extended to Rev
S. A. Barrett of Gilbertville. Meet
ngs of the church and parish viii
be held Monday evening to act o.
the recommendations OF the com
nittee. Mr.. Barrett will preach Il
the Florence church Sunday. Nj,
Barrett is about 40 wears of age.
married and has three children. II
has been settled III Gilbertvllle abou
Two years and was pastor of Il churc
ut East Hartford, Conn, for mn
yeyrs. He is Il son of the late Judg
Barrett of Vermont, and is gradu
ate of Dartmouth college and tn
Hartford theological seminary.
a. Z. Ordway is home from Bos
ton.
n The children of St. James Sun
day school will have their Christina
tree at Grand Army hall this even
ing al halt paS, six o'clock.