Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-08-31
! News of Woodstock.

News OF Woodstock.
Z Mrs, LANES II. Chapman and
9tllu.htcr returned tn Philadelphia,
ISL Friday.
~ MIS- NJ. \. OH>rnc of Savannah
la Ga., and children, are at Capt. FL
"a ton \. Smiths.
Mrs. Clara Davis of Bro oklinc
n Mass. is guest at DR.. f. +. Kid
n dcr's.
n The Woodstock ba sc ball team
a dropped Il game to the Dartmouth
n NEEDLES Saturday. Score. 7 to :.
II Woodstock plays Bridgcwatcr on
4 Vail field today.
Miss Mary {. Dana is visiting in
4 hampton Falls, \. IL.
Il Miss Frances $. Southgate went
4 Concord, \. H., Monday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harold $. Dan;
4 went to Boston W Wednesday for Il
i few days, accompanied by Mrs. W
:. Dana.
Arrivals at the Inn:
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. +. II andull
Chicago, Moses ". Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McMahon,
Frank ID. Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Bolles, Bostnn; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Terry, Miss Elizabeth Terry,
New Haven, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip W. Mocn, Worcester, Mass.
three children and two maids; Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. W. Clatlin, VIM. A =.
4 Lockwood. Mrs. T.. \. Bardwcll
and daughter, New York.
lima Walker of Hartland has re-
qNceivcd pension of $50 month,
through John Gilman, agcncy.l
Woodstock turned out well to the
Windsor tair "Wednesday and Thurs
day, rownsend's drag taking party
from the Inn, and not II team vas 20
he had in town after the rush began.
cdnesdav was also the veterans
lav ut Silver Lake, and many teams
were headed that way.
|. and +. |. Benson showed Il num-
her of their cattle at the Windsor
iair this week. among them oxen.
thoroughbred Durham COWS and
calves. grade Durhams, and eleven
sheep and lambs lately bought of
Billings farm.
Mrs. Charles w. French and Mr.
4 and Mrs Harold {. French and
4 daughter have returned to D",chc>-
,c,, Mass.
l.. ID. Chandler, who has Il posi-
i ton as solicitor with the New Eng
land Telephone Company, will have
4 his headquarters at Alidd!cb,rN.
Albert X. Hubbard, Fred Avcrill
and George Goodrow were at work
1 Smuggling one of the Billings farm
barns Thursday afternoon when the
Staging upon which they stood col
lap>cd, throwing the three arn to
Il ground. about twenty feet below,
81 their landing place being Uttered up
& with iron pipe and other hardware.
MTEey don't know just how they
S&struck, but IN the tumble Mr.. Hub
bards right thigh was broken about
4iN inches above the knee. Mr..
nj Avcrill sustained a spraincd ankle
#and severe bruises, while George
n Goodrow, the Youngest otthc patty,
ESCAPED with a little shaking up and
was able to assist his companions
after the accident. The staging was
''SNtlCIl W inc Sltc OF Tue DulltlnS
\ with brackets, which gave way one
after the other, causing the collapse.
Herman III. Durham left for Dem
II Nrr Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar \. Holmes,
their three children and MIR. Holmes
mother, Mrs. \. J. Ilolmes, of Sar-
% Mosl. y. v, are at the New Park
u" 'rW days. They are relatives
M OF II. 7, Dunhlm.
Cav Bios Minstrcls at the Opera
house tuesday night, Sept. 3. The
'"N Bros. have an entirely new
>''" ana company; all new acts.
"' entertainment throughout is
"'''I' refined. pure and wholesome
','' cannot fail to please everybody.
'''n Tor the parade at :, p. m. on
Tuesday.
MISS Marion Campbell entertained
mag party on her birthday, Thurs
d>y. at l.akota.
imam = Brooks has returned 10