Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-05-18
BRIDGEWArER VILLAGE,

Mrs. Standish White has spadci
and planted her garden and at this
writing has one of the best gardens
in town, having peas. beets. lettuce,
potatoes, etc. up in good shape.
How is that for n lady IS years old;
We would like to hear from othc,s
of the same age.
Miss Mabel Ilathorn of Rutland
is in town calling ON friends and rel
ativcs.
Rumor mas it that John +. Farmer
has sub-contractcl the Ludlow mail
route OF p. l.. Biathrow.
Mrs. Henry ScIvey Of White
River Junction is in town calling on
friends.
Mabel Desc is the owner of Il new
Monarch wheel.
Geo. Chamberlain is working for
Geo. Bradley.
MIR. and Mrs. &. &. Cox of Wood
stock were with MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Southgatc over Sunday.
l.. y. Lcavitt Of East Barnard was
in town ON business Tuesday.
Mrs. Eva Derby Of Woodstock
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
DR.. Furbcr returned home on Sat
urday. He had patients ut the hos
ptal at Hanover and SO could make
onl, a hying visit here.
Myron Ackley. Charles Bcan and
Fred Dodge, Ir., are working on
the Maccawe club grounds at Bca-
yer Meadow.
Hugh Copeland, youngest son of
Frank Copeland, broke his wrist
while playing Sunday. The frac-
ture was reduced by Dir. Boyden
and he is doing we'll.
DR., Lane is driving Il new horse
purchased from Woodstock parties.
II. W. Southgatc and Myron Ack-
ley each brought IN over forty nice
trout last week Friday. and Charlie
Wceden brought in 80 the first OF
the week. Everybody went fishing,
but none could equal the record.
Robert Woods returned last week
from Waterbury, Conn, where he
has been clerking in a clothing store,
and on Monday began clerking for
Ferris J. Perkins at West Wood
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders OF White
River Junction were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. 6. Brown last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. George Smith returned last
Saturday from Northampton, Mass,
where she has been caring for her
daughter, Mrs. II. 5. King. She re-
reports Mrs. King very much I'M
proved, so rs to be out of doors.
b. A. Thompson is improving the
looks of his residence 10y setting out
some nice maple trees. 1t would
improve the looks of our village ii
others would do the same. W. ;.
Rodiman has been doing the same
for the past three years and now has
some very fine trees, an ornament to
his grounds and also to the village.
a base ball meeting was held last
week and a manager and captain
elected for the coming season. 1t is
hoped 10y the patrons of the game
that the ''powcl that be- will play
a strictly local team this year, tor
Judging from the experience of the
past years it is not success tinan-
cialy or otherwise to get lot OF
hired PLAYERS every game. we
have material enough. properly
handled, to hold it's own with any
town OF it,, size in the state PLAYING
a strictly local team, and not only
will the patrons Of the game but the
players themselves be better salts
fed, as then they will get credit
where credit is due.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Pinney joined
the O. T.. S. at Ludlow Wednesday
night They were accompanied bv
Dr.. and Mrs. Boydcn, Miss Carrie
Bov,len and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Bradley. They all report a very
ENJOYABLE time and Il pleasant drive
Wanted-Old rubber of all kinds,
to be delivered at Union hall Friday
evening, May r. The Indies Aid
society will furnish further Informal
ton. ANY one having any rubber
nccks will I've gladly welcomed.