Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-03-02
News of Woodstock.

1NEN ~ ~ us '''''''''''
grand chaplain. attended the drdi
cation OF the new Masonic hall O
LasFayc;tc lodge at ProctorsviIl
last " eek "Wednesday.
Il. W. Wilder was chosen prrei
dent of the Northern Bank cr>' a>So
citation at its annual meeting hcl,
recently at Wells River. John /.
Bacon of White River Junction is ;
member of the executive committee
Mrs. !. !. i,Stcy OF Hrattlcb"r'
has been chosen state regent of The
D.A, Il,
Ms. |. II. White pmb entertained
the Ideal club at Il dinner the even
ing of Washington'> birthday.
The proposed state exhibit in the
Vermont headquarters at the Pan,
american exhibition at Buffalo will
bcSill,strativc of the natural attrac-
lions and beautiful scenery of Yer.
mont, and will consist of large pho
tographs. paintings and other art
productions scenic views from
every section of Ncrmont--and also
OF such illustrated works rs will best
rebrescnt the attractions Of the state
asa summer resort. The commitlc,
Suggests that managers of railroads,
boards OF trade, village improve ncn'
societies, and other organizations
having the best interests Of Vernon,
invicw take steps at once to collect
nd forward, no later than NIICN
"a, photographs and otnvr similar
articles for this purpose. PAr' ID
graphers, hotel prprr.t,ar, an y
Others interested in aIv,'ti,in. Sc
state at Buffalo. are also rcqu, ste,
to contribute TO the proposed rNlr It.
ssCoon lloljow' came t. irNu
Monday evening after several
months of inactivity here in things
theatrical. and the play d'rw'a good
house, The company was quite
capable and the highly dramatic sit,
luationS were worked up With much
thrill and INTENSITY. loads of special
scener> and explosives lending real
istic aid. There was something do
ing all the time ahd the audience
WAS kept interested. The singing
and dancing hy the pjckaninnics
WIS well done and the entertain
tnenl had many good features.
Mn and Mrs. Chester +. ike
have gone to Bradford. y. IT,,
wherc Mr.. Pike will take charge OF
AM ilrtionecring and insurance bust
ness. They have been in Wood
stock most of the winter and were
intendlng to remain here. hut
changed their plars when MIR. Pike
found business opening elsewhere.
He expects to resume his work rs
startcr the coming racing season.
Mis- Regis Smith entertained Il
whist party Tuesday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. +. =. Mackenzie
spent last week in Boston.
Thc only booking at the opera
house is for May 9TH. when George
r. AIullen> comedians appear in
"Annt Saliy'S Lawn Party u "re-
fined vaudeville" entertainment. with
had and street parade.
Randall Post. q. \. r.. held its
twslt,h annual campfire on the
evening O! Washington'S birthday.
AmrSc number of the veterans and
their friends were out for IN enjoy
able time and the evening passed
very pleasantly with music. speak
ing and refreshments. Remarks
wegc made 10y Rev. !. F. Simmons,
Re-. {. +. Partridge and Rev. NJ.
T.Alorrill. The band WAS present
and rendered a numher of lively
ssleetion>.
xhc mid-wintcr number of the
State Journal is out and opens
WIN an illustrated history and de.
scy1ptlon OF Vermont academy at
Sa1ons River. J. Wesley Miller
Of Bethel writes of The White
Rive Valley Railroad" the article
being accompanied by number of
cxccllcnt pictures. Another illus
n Ped paper is on Hiram Hitchcock.
Prof. !. X. Lord of Dartmouth.
Mc whole number is pictorially and
0crwisc attractive.
Foster Rhodes Joined his wife