Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-09-21
News of Woodstock.


IN At the September meeting of OF
al t mIqur,hcc chapter, y. y. r.. Mis-,
M NJ nee Lowell Eaton was elected re.
n gent in place of Mrs. +. II. Giling-
4 ham. who resigned. and Mrs. T.. +.
4 Waldwell was elected vice-regcnt.
u Lincoln street has been store up
Il for a week while the Aqueduct COM
Il pany put in section of four-inch
q pipe in place of Il smaller one.
n Mrs. Emeine b. Fuller fell from
n a stone wall at her home on High
n street Thursday evening and died
lew minutes later. She went out
y to cover up some plants about 7
o'clock, and in stepping on a stone
slipped in some way and fell to the
sidewalk, Il foot or two below. Her
daughter, Mrs. l.. Frank Lawton,
and Il neiglbor. helped her into the
house She was able to speak IA
few words, saving she had fallen
from the wall, but she could not tell
where or how badly she was i'll
jurcd, and expired Il few minutes
after the arrival of DR.. Sherwin.
Ter death is sad shock to her
family and friends. She formerly
lived in Mortified, coming here srv-
eral years ago with her dauglte ter,
and also has a daughter. Mrs. Eaton,
who resides in Rochester. She was
60 years of age.
y The Woodstock Juniors took Sat
D urdav's ball game from the Bridge
water Juniors, score /, to +. The
a visitors could do little with wv
5 ats twisterS, Il few timely | its saw
ing them from shut-out
"Thc American Girl" made II
strong hit with Tuesdov nights a,-
dience at Music Hall. The play has
Il number of art-breaking situa-
tons. which are partially relieved
4 by the versatile humor of George +.
Hall, one of the best comedians ever
seen here. The company is quite
competent and the songs, dances.
and various rag-timc interpretations
made Il Joyous entertainment.
The current issue of the Inter-
State Journal has IN interesting le-
view of sold Home Week.. in.
Guiding an account ct the local cclc-
braron, with several illustrations
1 and Il portrait of Henry W. Walker.
n The soldiers reunion at Barnard is
n described bv Martha \. Eastman.
y and the other stories and articles
make an excellent number.
Rev. J. ID. Ewing attended the
annual retreat tor the clergy of the
diocese of Vermont, which was com
Quoted at Bishop Hopkins Hall at
Rock Point by Rt. Rev. y. {. y.
Hall last week.
MIR, and Mrs. John c. Dana and
DIR. !. Il. Wagsener returned to
Springfield, Mass, Monday.
The annual convention of l'nivcr-
>aIists of Vermont and the Prov.
'ncr of Quebec, will be hcld at the
n Nnivcrsalist Church in st. .Alnans.
M nrM week, beginning Monday cvrl-
ii ing. September 3, and concluding
i Thursday afternoon, September ,6.
Mark +. SIayton has several cx-
trIrnt oil paintings on exhibition in
t. +, MeriIl's drug store. They
picture familiar places in and about
Woodstock. all of thcm being win.
ter scenes
IN10c Newton of Randolph, Il
former resident. was in town Satur-
y day.
Il Robert b., owned and driven by
a NuMIc> ravlor. the veteran horse
A man, about whose age historians tell
NJ contradictory tales, is among the en-
YVES Tor the trcc-for-all at the coun-
'Alr next week. This and the
III queen race, fol which several To-
n :" >i'htcl> are limbering up, will
j '' STAR track events, and nearly all
"'' '.d>>r> uc filled. Secretary !. :
''','" and the other fair managers
"'" only ask for good weather
''' "I ne carving horse chestnuts
""u rabbits feet for luck.
M'>>r>. Farr and Hubbard of the
INN orchestra left last week, and
leon I. Ratthelder OF Boston, a
mute PLAYER, and Winfield Dodge of
N''>k' Mass, 'celloist. take their
P''>c> Tor the remainder of the sea-
SON.