Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-09-28

shine here Oct, 18th,
The New England Telephone
Company has placed an instrument
IN l.. b. Marbles residence.
Reginald Scott, who has been
with Rev. !. ID. Ewing at the rec
| tory this Summer, went to Middle
town, Conn. where he is attending
the Berkeley Divinity school.
Gen. ". W. Grout was in town
Il day this week.
John Ross, Loomis Dana and Al
len Smith left Monday to begin their
wears school work.
Miss !. ]. Glen, who has been at
Mrs. p. =. knapp's part of the sum.
mcr, went to Philadelphia tins week
to take charge of the University
children'S hospital.
At the Claremont. y. H.. fair
next week there will be some of the
best racing over Il half mile track
seen in northern New England this
season. Seventv-ivc %, more horses
are expected there.
Mrs. 6. W. Faree and Misses
Marjorie and Elsie Dana returned to
New York Thursday.
The house on the Austin X. Leach
farm was burned early Monday
morning and Mrs. Leach ami her
child, the only occupants, had Il mar
row escape irom death. Edwin TR.
llou"hton saw the light from his
place. and running over to the houS,,
awakened the inmates in time to get
them out. The insurance was small.
+. S. Mackenzie has erected a
handsome monument of Rhode
lSlcnd granite on his lot in River
side cemetery. The base stone is @
feet long, 6 feet . inches in width
and - feet high. On the cap stone
is II statue of Memory, eight feet in
height. the figure being strong and
natural in pose.
Frank French of Boston was at
W. !. Bovce's several DAYS this
week
Kenneth Scavcr and Ernest San
dcrson are spending the week here.
\ party of Young ladies, chapcr-
oned by Mrs. f. y. Wilson, drove
to Hanover Tuesday to attend the
Wcbste, centennial exercises.
Mrs. Frank Morse and children of
l'clchvlle are visiting Mrs. y. y.
ShalIics.
Charles a. Wilson of Provi dencc,
United States district attorney tor
Rhode Island, with his wife and Eel
sister, are at the Inn, Mr.. v ilson is
nephew of Morris G. Fairbanks.
Frederick Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. ) L. kilner started for Bill.
lings. Mont, Thursday, to attend the
dedication OF the library there, given
t" the town by MIR. Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Wilder, DR..
y. y. Logan and !. Foster Rhodes
have returned from Il two weeks
fishing trip into the Maine woods.
J. \. Marble of New York is at
l.. B. Marbles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank f. Richmond
of Boise City, Idaho. are visiting
MIR. Rchmond'S father. O. l.. Rich
mond.
DR.. ID. g. Williams of Boston is
spending several weeks with his
nephew. Claiming Williams.
There will be services ut the Cath
Ollie Church hereafter every Sunday.
Mass at IT o'clock and evening SER
vice at 7..So.
Town Treasurer Southyatc wishes
The Age to note that the tax time is
about to expire. The 90 days are
out on Oct. 18th. Paw up.
VERMONT TEACHERS MEETING.
The sgd annual meeting of the
Vermont State Teachers Associa-
ton will be held in Burlington Oct.
.4-,6, 1901.
The following are among the
speakers already engaged: President
q. {. Chase, OF Bates College.
Rev. W. ] Long, the naturalist and
author of "Wildcrncss Ways"
"Wavs of Wood Folk" etc. OF
Stamford, Conn Henry II. Bailey.
state supervisor of drawing for Mas
Sa.husctts.
The regular sessions of the Assoc
citation will he held on Thursday
evening, Friday morning and Satw-
day morning.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.
FREIGHT ENGINE DAMAGED.
Early Saturday morning engine
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