Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-10-26
News of Woodstock.

INCWS VI VOOuSlOCN,
Miss +. $. Adams is visiting in
Pomirct.
MIS-. !. +. Simmons returned
THURSDAY from visit of two weeks
in Massachusetts.
Miss Mice Kelly is quite i'll with
4 typhoid fever in Barnard.
1 Senator Proctor and +. {. Par.
NJ mdgc of Rutland We're in town
y Wednesday.
Rev. John Cotton Brooks of
Springfield, Mass. who spent the
past summer in Woodstock, is likely
to be chosen bishop of the new do
cesc of western Massachusetts.
Qucchee River Lodge, No. 10.
|. O. O. f., attended the morning
service at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday, upon the invitation
of the pastor, Rev. &. +. Partridge.
About fifty members OF the lodge
were present and We're accompa-
MED by number of members of
kedron Lodge, No. -, Daughters
of Rebekah. An excellent srrmon
was delivered by the pastor from
the words OF Luke, &c, 81: "And
..ncu he saw him he passed bv on
the othc, side
The River Street sewing school
will open Saturday, Nov. :, ut ,
p. m under the able direction of
Mrs. Vaughan and her assistants.
1t is the twentieth season. and Il at
the good work may be carried on
with increasing efficiency al! former
patrons and friends are earnestly
requested to send money and mate
rial for its support to Mrs. NJ. B.
Vaughan at Mrs. Murdock's or to
the school any Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G. W. Marshall has returned
from Brooklyn, y. y.
Miss Addic Garfield of Townsend
is the guest of Mrs. +. NJ. Dana.
The meeting of the State Teach
er>' Association at Burlington has
been postponed to November Il, :,
and 3.
q Deputy Sheriff II. ii. Peck
brought Il man to Jail last Saturday
Il who is suspected of completely in the
n South Royalton burglary of few
weeks ago. He gives his name as
Duncan Carr. He was arrested ut
White River Junction last week
Thursday, taken to South Rovalton
tol hearing and his bail fixed ut
$500.
Judge Charles III. Darling. who,
it is stated, will succeed Frank W.
llackett as secretary OF the navy, is
a native of Woodstock, now being
+. Years old. He is Il graduate OF
TUFTS college and taught school at
South Woodstock for awhile. lie
was student in Norman Paul'S law
otfice tor Il short time and rcmo> ed
to Bennington in 1886, and in the
following year was appointed Judge
OF the municipal court, and still
holds that office. He was town
representative in 1906 and has held
many offices in the village and
town. lie was president of the Yer
mont Ear Association for two wears.
In 1850 ne was married to Miss \.
G. Norton, daughter of Luman l..
Norton. Judge Darling has beer
associated in his business for Severa
wears with O. NJ. Barber. state au
dor, the name OF the firm being
Bnbcr X Darling. He is Il brother
"Frlnk Darling of Hartland hill
@hos other relatives here.
Nrjyals at the Inn:
Edward II. Williams, Bethlehem
H.; b. Murdcek, L. 5. navy,
Ind wife; MIR. and Mrs. John +
Nn,h, Mrs. G. III. Ramctti, Brook.
me, Mass. F. a. Kensell, Boston
Miss {. II. Libbetts, Mrs. +. W
lmr>. Worcester, Mass. Mr.. ana
mrs II. b. Sprague, Charles II
Nrwhall. Lynn, Mass. DR.. anc
Mrs. +. {. Goldman, Boston; Mr.
ana Mrs. W. II. Durham. Chicago
Miss Mary y. Bracket. Miss Eller
y"ekett, Brooklyn, \. \. Horac,
!lutton. Miss Dutton, Auburndale
Mass. Mrs. +. Gordon Dexter
boston; MIR. and Mrs. George l.
hatchelder, M.dtord, Mass; Mr.