Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-10-05

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tainment by Mrs. Waldo Richards
the well known reader, ut Music
Hall next Tuesday evening. Through
the courtesy of Mr.. Bridge Muse
Hall will be open to the people OF
the village. Mrs. Richards is known
to be II reader OF exceptional ability
and charm and her entertainment
is one that all can enjoy. Tickets
with reserved seats, may be secured
without charge, at Morgan's drug
store. on Monday, Oct. 7. EacF
applicant will be limited to three
tickets.
Miss Hartman and Miss lshan'
of New York are guests at "The
Hill"
Miss Mary G. Dana started Ton
Forest Glen school, near Washing
ton, ID. c., Tuesday, her mother
Mrs. +. :. Dana, accompanying hel
as far as New York.
The Woodstock Military Band
gave concert in the park Thursday
evening, galantly PLAYING the pro-
gram through in spite of the cool,
ness of the weather.
Mrs. +. X. Baxter and Mrs. Geo.
Smith of Sharon We're the guests OF
Mrs Warren &. French Tuesday
and Wednesday.
y meeting for the purpose of form
ing a state golf association is to be
held at Manchester to-day. "A. b.
Wilder, of the Woodstock Country
club, expected to attend.
Hugh Philips of Montpelier was
in town Monday.
Miss Mary +. Brooks was in Bos-
ton several days this week.
Miss Katherine Field Jones died
Sunday morning ut the home OF her
brother, James b. Jones. aged 10
wears. She was born in Windsor,
but has been resident of Wood
stock most of her life. Funeral SER
vices. attended by Revs. ID. Ew-
ing and +. {. Putnam, were held at
the house at ; o'clock Monday. In
terment was River street cemetery.
\ letter has been received from
DR.. Ralph W. Boyce by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Boyce, telling
of his arrival at Cape Town. The
transport Politician, in which he
sailed from New Orleans, was
awaiting orders there, making no
landing on account of the prevalence
of the buhonic plague in the city.
Only ten horses, out of 1000, were
lost ON the VOYAGE.
Lillian Raymond, daughter of
Mrs. Minnie RAYMOND, was badly
hurt bv IL fall from Il bicycle Mon
day morning, the accident occurring
ut the corner of River and Union
streets. She received cut ON the
lett temple and was unconscious for
time, but is now recovering.
Arrivals at the Inn:--
Boston-Miss Susanna Wyman,
Miss Charlotte Dickinson. Miss Isa-
bel Treat. Mr. and Mrs. Francis b.
Rice, b. Ienncy. Miss Jenney, Miss
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs '7hoS. -.
Blake. Miss Blake, Mrs. J. q.
Gould, Cornelia Warren, Lucy II.
Morse, MIR. and Mrs. ). X. Fuller,
Mr. and Mrs. David p. K,mball,
David kimball, Miss Laura A. Farm
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stod-
dard.
Mrs. J. B. Simonds, Watl,am,
Mass; Lorenzo NJ. Gillct, New
York; Gilbert ID. kingman, New
Bedford, Mass; Chas. E. Walker
and wife, Lynn, Mass. Mrs. RI. F.
Taintor, Miss Taintor, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. f. Bridge. p. E. Picterre, Miss
L. Pietcrre, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo $. Blake, Jr., Worcester.
Mass. MIR. and Mrs. l.. S. Johnson,
Mrs. Geo. II. Breed, Lynn, Mass.
Rev. ]. f. Simmons returned Fri
day and the regular services will be
held at the Univer>alist church to-
morrow.
Rev. J. d. Ewing has closed the
rectory and is at the Inn tor the win
ter.
Religious services were held on
the fair ground, in the rear of Flo
raj hall, during the fair last week.
They were conducted by Rev. II.
W. Pope of New Haven, Conn, and
Rev. II. d. Gibberd of Springfield,
Mass. and much interest was shown
in the meetings.
Rev. Nj. IL. Morrill, goes next week
to attend the annual meeting OF the
missionary board of the American
Christian Conference at DAYTON, o.,
and will attend the Christian con-
vention at Piqua, o., the following
week. Tie Christian Endeavor and
Tuesday evening meetings will be
held as usual at the Christian church.
but there will be no preaching SER