Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-14

hurricdly to take the boat At New
York. Misses Jessie Gilman and
Mary Cox, who were going ON the
same boat, left here last week
in Tuesdays storm and reached
New York about two hours after
the boat lett. They sail today.
Coming soon-Willam Bonelli
and Rose Stahl.
r. \. Kidder will build Il house
next spring on lot on Cross street,
bought of +. w. b. Smith.
VIM. r. Briggs, who has been
employed at the Inn for year or
more, is going to the Hotel Colo
NAL, Nassau, foi the winter.
Mrs. J. II. Pelnber is visiting in
Randolph,
a sociable was held at the Con-
gregational church last evening.
Mrs. F. II. Kidder is in Boston
this week.
Frank A. Fogg, who was con-
victcd Of horse stealing at the De-
cemher, 1900, term of county court,
was brought to Jail last week Fri
day, having been granted new
trial bv the Supreme court.
Rev. E. G. Drouh,n was in St.
Adams last week to assist in Il forty
hours alteration service in st.
Mary's church.
The county court room is now
lighted by electricity.
The illstr ated lecture by Rev. Al
mon Gunnison at Music hall Thurs
day evening was one of the best en-
tertainments of the season. He is
an eloquent speaker and his pictures
finely illustrated his subject, "Rus-
STA" The lecture was mostly de-
voted to st. Petersburg and Moscow,
their churches and palaces, and the
whole was of rare interest. His
second lecture, last evening, was on
1.-The Cathedras of England.
Postmaster Chapman has received
IN order from Washington instruct
ing him to collect tox rents, begin
ming Ian. l, 1902, at the following
rates per quarter: Call boxes, IS
cents; small lock boxes, 80 cents;
large lock boxes, IS cents; lock
drawers, IS cents
6. |. Wilcox, of the Woodstock
Creamery, has ust received hand
some gold medal from the Wells,
Richardson Co. of Burlington,
awarded him for the highest scoring
butter with that company's color,
exhibited at the Vermont Valley
fair this year. The medal is artisti-
cally engraved and is a prize IN itself
as we'll as good tribute to the
excellence of the products of the
Woodstock creamery.
Woodstock Lodge, No. 81, f. and
A. NJ, has accepted an invitation of
Rev. &. +. Partridge to observe St.
Johns day by attending the Metl:o-
dist church in Il body, Sunday, Dec.
p.
The Vermont Land Improvement
Company held its second annual
meeting at White River Junction
last evening. G. W. Scarf, of the
New England Telephone Company,
is one of the directors. Walter l..
Wood attended the meeting.
Don't forget the moving pictures
at the NJ E. church Monday night.
You will miss good thing if YOU
stay away. Get tickets of the
ladies.
Misses Mary G. and Gertrude L .
HAYDEN started on their return to
Washington, d. G., Thursday.
Miss Rachel French has gone to
New York for the holidays.
Miss Frances Gro>venor returned
to Peabody, Mass, Friday.
James Rowland, Il former resi-
dent of Woodstock, died in Detroit,
Mich, where he had been for Il
year, Dec. 4. The body was brought
here last Saturday, accompanied by
J. Ward Rowland and his sister,
Mary Rowland, and a service was
held in the Methodist church, Rev.
&. f. Partridge officiating.
Miss Ladonia Z. HAYDEN died in
New York city Sunday afternoon,
of pneumonia, after few DAYS i'll
ness. Her SISTERS, Misses Mary c.
HAYDEN and Gertrude f. Hayden,
OF Washington, ID. c., arrived here
with the body Tuesday afternoon
and funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at :, o'clock
at St. James church, Rev. Mr.. Brv-
ant OF Windsor officiating. Inter-
ment was in the family lot in River
Street cemetery. Miss Hayden
passed most of her life in Wood