Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-10-12

To-Day. ktN. -. Ewing mas petn
coaching the eleven, which has
plenty Of strong material and play
crs of experience, so there is likely
to be some interesting event, this
season. T.. :. Brooks is captain and
Clinton X. Hudson manager. Here
is the linr-up lol today; \, A.
Pcmbcr c.. T.. lloweS re, l.. .Iaquth
Ig. II. Narcotic It, +. Bancroft IT..
NJ. SAWYER re, T.. Bean le. T.. +.
Brooks gb, G. IIoughton fb, r..
Williams RIB. &. X. Hudson lib,
The fire in Rutland Sunday, which
DESTROYED the main buildings Of the
Moselcv Il Stoddard Manufacturing
Co.'S plant burned up all or most of
the finish for the new bank block
here. The loss will not cause lone
delay. however, as new finish can
he turned ont by the time the build
| ing is ready for it.
Among the Woodstock people in
Buffalo lhiS week are DR.. and Mrs.
F. i. kidder. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. II. G.
Cushing, w. S. Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs, w. II. Moore, Miss Clara
Montague and Mrs. Covington
Seats are now ON sale at Morgan's
drug store for Archie Boyd in "Ncr-
mont" Prices soc. 75c and Sr.oo.
Peter NJ. Anderson, father of Mrs.
a. +. Fuller of Pomflct and Mrs.
II. Colburuc Of North Pomfret, died
at his home at Nv. Fuler's, Thurs
dav night, aged 10 wears. lie went
t" Pomlret from Quechcc, where
he was much respected resident for
many wears, wear ago last April,
and has since resided on his Son-in-
laws place. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow at Quechee.
The autumn patronage at the Inn
is unusually large, there being more
October guests than ever. And the
band plays on.
y more ENJOYABLE entertainment
than the reading by Mrs. Waldo
Richards. at Music hall Tuesday
evening, it has rarely been the pleas
urc of the people of Woodstock to
attend. and in their very evident adj
mirat,on of Mrs. Richards art was
plainly shown their gratitude to Mr..
William f. Bridge. through whose
courtesy it was given. Mr.. Bridge,
who has passed many summers here,
has in popular regard long ago been
taken into full and complete ct-
zenShip. and this entertainment was
his neighborlv gift to the people
from who II he receives Il pleasant
welcome from wear to wear. 1t was
very successful in every way. Mrs.
Richards is Il charming reader,
strong and natural, her art enabling
her to make much of the simple,
homclv selections on her program
as well as to move the audience with
more prctenious pieces. In dialect.
humorous and pathetic readings she
was equally good and the audience.
which filed the hall to the last seat.
was eagerly responsive in its APP
probation. Duling Il brief inter
Rev. f. c. Putnam, III
few words. thanked Mr.. Bridge in
behalf Of himself and the people
present for the evenings entertain.
mcnt, and at hls suggestion every
one arose as a unanimous expression
OF appreciation. The Inn orchestra
rendered several very ENJOYABLE Sc
IcctionS, the music adding to the
pleasure of very delightful even
ing.
George f. Mass, who has been in
the employ of the Lackawanna Iron
and steel Co., 1T Scranton, Pa, since
asst spring. is now in Buffalo, \. {
T., where the company has large
plant, recently erected, and expects
% remain there with the company.
Arrivals at the Inn:
Boston-E. X. Harris and wife,
!. w. Austin and wife, Miss J. w.
Hollis. MIR. and Mrs. \. ID. Hill,
Miss q. \. Robinson, Mrs. NJ. b. t
French, Miss ]. +. Baker. Miss
roplilf, Miss lloughton, 6. A. Eel
'er. Mr.. and Mrs. !. $. Kendall. :
Miss NJ. +. Whitney. Westford,
Mass, Miss Edith Prosscr, Brook Il
yn, y. y; Miss Lucy LaTourctte, 5
Bergen Point, \. j.; Mrs. Waldo :,
Richards. Brooklinc. Mass. +. l.. -.
lolman and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
YIN. II. Peck. Master II. f. Peck [
nd maid, New York; Benz. II. t
Berry, Lynn, Mass. Mrs. John II. i
)cnison, Mrs. ChaS. \. Pratt, New
Bedford, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
;. Whitcomb, Springfield, VT; '
Hiss Gregory, Miss Eldrcdgc. Mr.. e
nd Mrs. \. X. Won Amin, Mrs.
.dwerd Stanwood. Miss Wilbor, |
Mass. Miss Caroline O. {
Miss Margaret Rantoul, t
salem. Mass. II