Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-05

and on their return will reside IN the
pinncv house on Golf avenue.
The opening Of the public library
i, not vet hardly in sight and the
patrons, or would-be patrons, VIII
have to wait several weeks longer.
There has been considerable delay
in the arrival Of material--marblc,
stcc! stacks. etc.-but the wiring for
cic,tric lights is now completed and
tive fixtures are now being installed.
This work is being done hy l.. !.
McDuff and +. fogland. from. ;.
Dean Il Co.,, OF Boston, but cannot
he completed until the book stacks
are all in place.
V. -. FraScrS col, ran away sun
dav, the hit breaking while he was
driving on High street Mr.. Fraser
jumped out and the colt started
towards the depot, y telephone pole
Kidding him Of the sleigh. The colt
was stopped at Wm. Billings place.
The Coun,r' club hal a pleasant
New Wears eve party at the club
house. many OF the members and
their guests being out on snow shoes
the frs part of the evening.
Ms. NJ. Nj. Kendall OF SPRING
field, Mass, is visiting her sisters.
Mis-. q. IL. Day and Mrs. &c. Mi
ting.
l.randrr Bourbon of Windsor was
{, omitted to Jail here Friday on a
charge OF hrcath Of the peace.
There was tragic death among
the dogs at the poultry show ON
"Wednesday. a valuable fox terrier
from the Billings tarm kennels los
ing his life in irisky recreation. He
Jumped over the back of his pen and
there his chain held MIN suspended
until he >'hukc'l to death.
Miss Mary l.. Titcnmb. who was
in Wooi!Stnrk for several months the
past year engaged in catalogulny the
Norman Williams public library,
has hrcn appointed librarian of the
new irec library at ilagerStown,
Md. She has resi- gncd her office as
secretary OF the Vermont state libra
nv commission and expects to begin
her new duties about Feb. /. She
is now engaged in calaoguing the
Fletcher memorial library nj lud-
low. Til. library at llagcrsioNn,
to which she has been called. is Il
new Institution and is richly EN-.
4, wrd
Or. Robert II. Purple is in Chi.
clgo for week ~ two on business
\ winter time table has gone into
effect on the White River Valley
rliiroa,i between Bethel and Roch-
ester. \ train leaves Rochester at
1880 n'rlnc'. in the morning anal Az
rivr> at i,c;hcI at SIS O'Clock. On
the 'r'urn trip the train leaves Beth
q at ,.47 o'clntk in the afternoon
arriving AT Rochester AZ + "'Slcck.
y; HE annual meeting of Our
Lady q the Shows Court. Catholic
tr"c: at Fo,esterS. ned last week.
the uli board ct officers was re-eirct-
ed >! he officers will be installed
h> Rcr.l.. & Iirouhin. d..')nty chiet
ranger. thi> evening.
The popularity "i the lon and
to he GROW ing each year. and IN un-
usually Large numhc' OF visitors are
II ,,r nvaiiinI themselves OF the de-
I!Ghttu' winter weather. The Inn
has hae been running to it's full cnpa.
cit, 10! I'll" past two weeks.
O 7. Marsh AMI W. !. Royce,
officers al th> grand chlpter, at
tended the conversation OF Cascad.
nae Chapter, No. -, II. y. NJ, at
White River Junction New Years
eve.
Among the arrivals at The Inn for
winter ou,ing are Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland {. Lincoln OF Boston.
REV. Homer White, rector of the
Episcoprl churches at Randolph and
Randolph Center. who with his wife
was here Tuesday to attend the Mer.
rill-Aiarhlc wedding. Is one of the
three cieryymen in the diocese of
Vermont whose service has been
longest. and only one of them be-
sides him. Rev. Gemont Graves of
Burlington. is now doing ministerial
work.
ANIMAL Nj ETiNG. u A. X.
O,tauquechcr Chapter, ID. y r.,
has had very successful year.
Five daughters nave been added and
Il handsome chapter room has been
fitted uP.
At the ID. cembcr meeting short
literary program was rendered. the