Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-30
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and holiday pleasures were mostly
of the indoor kind. Numerous small
boys wee seen with skates, how
ever, hut Young Dan Gcarings re-
port that he "got in at the mill
pond was no encouragement for
others older and wiser to strap on
their runners and test the ice.
The Branch school, taught bv
Miss Maude Townsend, closed Nov
IS, with an attendance of - pupils.
Those having neither absent or
ta'dv marks are Ralph White, Rob
ert White, Glen Blanchard, Roy
! Iioughton, Robert Perkins, Mamie
Clark. Ethel Perkins, Ernest Per-
! kins, Mildred Ilathorn, Clara Rich
ardson and Elsie IIoughton. Only
one pupil received Il mark for tardi-
ness.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting of horse breeders held
last Saturday morning, and tenn
porary organization, to be known as
the Windsor County Horse Breed
crs' Association, was the outcome
of the meeting. This will be made
permanent at a meeting to be held
in January, following the annual
meeting of the county falr society.
The temporary officers are: Pres-
dent. DR.. George llolbrook; secre-
tary, John S. Eaton; treasurer, the
treasurer of Windsor County Asri-
cultural society Cat present Charles
III. English); committee on rules
and bylaws, the president and sec
retarv, W. L. Davis of Hartland, +.
Flower of Barnard, and ]. Winslow
of Woodstock.
The Empire Company of Players
from the Grand Opera House, Bos-
ton, comes to Woodstock next Tues
day evening, Dec. 3. The enter
tainment is made up of two hilar-
Gus. high class, up-to-date come
dies, lasting nearly an hour each,
and over IN hour of refined vaude-
willie presented by the best artists OBJ
tainable.
Arthur Pinnev of Anoka, Mimi,
is at his uncle's, B. II. Pinncy's.
Mrs. Ernest b. Howcs is spend
ing the week in Boston.
The insane woman, Mrs. Frances
]. Bullock, who was brought here
from Prosper about two weeks ago,
is still detained in Jail. 1t is known
that she came from birmingham,
Mass, or that vicinity, but she has
been wandering for several years.
She has II daughter, whom the Off
GERS are now trying to locate. A
petition for the appointment of a
guardian for Mrs. Bullock has been
filed. |
Mrs. {. b. Price of Salem, Mass,
arrived at J. L. Dana's Friday. She
returns home Monday. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Frances Gros-
venOr.
The new bank building is being
wired for electricity and apparatus
for hot water heating is also being
put in.
Word was received this week that
the boat on which DR.. Ralph W.
Bo,cc sailed for South Africa from
New Orleans reported at Cape
Town last Saturday.
Mrs. !. a. Moore OF White field,
n H., spent Thanksgiving with her
son, Harry A. Moore.
b. III. Pinne> and his brothers from
from the West, Forrest l.. and X.
w. Pinney, passed Thanksgiving
day with their sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Stickney, at Tyson, this being the
first time in many years that they
have been together
George Murdoch of West Leila.
non, n. II spent Thursday with
his brother, !. r. Murdoch.
George II. Thompson was at his
home in Cavendish Thank sgiving
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. b. Holbrook,
who have been visiting their son.
DR.. Holbrook, returned to SPRING
field, Mass, edncsday.
q. l.. Myers has sued the Boston
X Maine railroad for $4,000 for
injuries sustained Thanksgiving day
a year ago. The case comes up in
court at Concord, y. H., this week.
MIR. My ers went to Concord Mon
day.
Geo. W. Aiken and other mem
bcrs of the cattle commission were
It bradford and Newbury recently,
md found large number of cases
u tuberculosis among the cattle
here.
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