Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-07-20
News of Woodstock.

News OF Woodstock.
Woodstock's park, its particula
pride, is very nearly the length and
width OF the "Great Eastern" the
hr2cst Steamship in the world at the
hme it wa, built. This ship wa
$50 feet long, its width, s. feet, cx.
ceeding somewhat that of the park
" oodstock plays Il base ball team
from Wilder on Vail field this after
boon at 3 o'clock.
L. +. Jones of Windsor is Il new
assistant at +. b. Wrntworth'S bar,
ber shop, and is Il Skilllul workman
oil much experience.
We have received Il complete Sc
OF the |, official Vermont "Olt
Home Week. stamps from Bnswcll',
Bookstore, Montpelier, Vt. Every
reader of this paper should send )
Cents for Il set to keep as souvenirs
OF Nermonts First Old lIont
+ Week.
MIR. and Mrs. b. Y. Page of Bos-
ton are at their Summer cottage n,
Mountain avenue.
Mrs. Jane Sterling of Wcstmin.
ster is visitin. Mrs. RAYMOND a,
her nome on River street.
"a. l.. Powers of Northampton,
issyisi,ing his mother, Mrs. +. II.
Powers.
Mrs. 6. ". l'arlcc and DR.. {. l.
Dana's family Of New York are n
the Inn for the summer. DR.. Dan:
is coming Monday.
Judge and Mrs. W. b. IIurd of
Brookl yn, y. v, have returned to
the Inn for two weeks.
Two Visitors from oodstock
VI. S. Eaton and +. l.. Clapp, III ,
surveyor, found killngton peak Il
cool PLACE last Sunday, though if
was intensely hot in WoodSlnck and
Elsewhere up and down this valley,
Mountain climbing was hot enough,
blu on reaching the top heavy cloth
ing was not unco nfortablc.
The laying of the new four-inch
pipe to- the Poguc on Billings farm
was completed this week. There is
afall of $50 feet and there will NOW
BE- very ample water supply for
6re protection and power at the
hpu>es and barns. \ IS inch pipe
hid to the springs near the Pogue
applies drinking water.
Among the guests at the College
Hall House are Mrs. Ellen W.
Thomas. Miss Ellen ". Thomas,
Eortland, Me. ; Mrs. IL. ". Rosse-
ter, Miss l.. ". Rossetcr, North
aMpton, Mass. John V. Abbott,
waterbury,, Ct; Miss Ellen b..
Wheelcr, Montclair, y. j.; MIR. and
Mrs. Warren Murray, Mrs. James
MFray, Miss Ruth Murray. Lynn.
No. Harrington Johnston, Cam
hrtdgc. Mass. Mrs. L. ]. Lewis,
Mn. W. {. CIapp, Boston; David
I'll Far. Lawrence, Mass. l.. T..
Hhard, Hyde Park, Mass.
IN l.. Newton. the we'll known
r,lNner, has written his friends that
hesis in training to enter race July
77tor the metropolitan Champion
ship. Mike Murphy. the noted
trainer, has him in charge.
The biennial banquet of the W.
S. alumni will be held at the
IVA odstock Inn Wednesday even
August II. 1t is feared that
committee have not the names
PHI the alumni. and they will con-
fr 1t great favor it any gradu.
who have not received invita-
WIS will kindly notify Roger c.
9eiiln, Woodstock,
pr 6. IL. Spillcr, optician. will
nat J. {. Nutting's, Monday. July
~ and in Bridgcwater July 90.
Arrivals at the lun:
Miss Chase, Lyme. y. H.; Geo.
Cnrrler. Methuen, Mass. ; c. Clark.
kntland; Miss Abby NJ. Holder,
anita Barbara. Calf; Mrs. ID. G..
older, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hurd, lrooklyn, \. v. Mr.. and
rs. Charles {. Hodges, Detroit,
ich'; X. d. Goodwin, Miss Il. G..
lnsmore, Boston; Miss Florence
FILLER. Utica. y. y. Mrs. +. Dean,