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

FNM Mr. and Mrs. {. T.. Woodruff
W started tor Detroit, Mich, and may
M wish the exposition at Buffalo ON the
Il n WJl nome.
t4 Ib,D o. Robinson place IN Pom
n fret has been sold through the Dear
II born X Co. agency t" W. b. Gil
bert; price $3.50.
VIM. II. Riley has begun course
" Of dentistry at TUFTS college. He
passed the entrance examinations
last week.
William s. Dana of Turner's
II Walls, Mass, son of Mis-. l.. Nj.
M Dana, has sold his law practice in
III Turner's Falls to James !. Lcarv.
who has been student in his office
and is a regent graduate from the
Boston University law school, Mr..
81 Dana has been troubled with rheu-
matism for several wears, and gives
A up his practice largely for reasons
of health. He will spend some time
in Boston before resumng his legal
work.
Mrs. {. p. Marsh, who has been
\ in Europe for the past two wears, is
at the Inn. She arrived from Eu-
rope in August.
\ The barber shops of the village
4 will close two evenings in the week
n at 8 O. lock-Tucsdays and Thurs
days-until further notice, beginning
next week Tuesday
# There have been several deals in
h good horsehcsh here this week. L.
\. Thomas sold Il brown gclding to
Man Evarts of Windsor Monday.
3 MIR. Evarts also buying chestnut
horse of p. !. Farrell>. +. l.. Rich
uond now has handsome black
j pair, having bought Il mate for one
of his string in Windsor
Mrs. {. II. Marsh has sold her
house on Elm street to VIM Batch.
elder.
T. J. White is moving from Pom
fret into the Foster house on Cen.
trail street.
Mrs. W. S. Shurtcff and Miss
Shur'lcff returned to Springfield,
Mass, Thursday.
VIM ia, cox is soon to build Il
house on Prospect street between
Sabine Daigle' and Nj. \. Saw>cr's.
a Mrs. Nj. II. Myers is visiting her
n brother, Stephen Hewitt, in Pom
\ fret TO, Il short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 5. Dana are
again occupying their house ON Elm
street.
"kcith's Vaudeville Stars" PLAYED
to a big audience at Music hall last
week Friday evening. The enter
talnmcnt had Il number Of good tea.
lures, especially the orchestra. and
there was some good dancing and
excellent street music
he grape and peach house at the
Billings cOnScrvatorieS was taken |
DOWN some time ago to give place to
Il ncW IRON structure. The contract |
called for the completion of the
\ hn,diug bv Oct, !, but the material
dld not arrive until this week. and
thrre was some tear that the exposed
vines would he killed bv frost be-
tore they could be put under cover.
he building is $50 feet long.
l.. II, Morgan of Fitchburg,
AII>>,a former resident of South
Woodstock, is spending week in
his vicinity.
George {. Otis was in st. Aban>
Saturday.
W. =. Macleod of St. Albans
WIS Ut 7. y. Wilson's Sunday.
L'cN Bridge of Bellows Falls was
"'o"o yer Sunday.
Y Miss Val returned to New York
N'o"aN ana the Vail house is now
closed Ion the season.
T. H. hnapp. who has been in
'''' Darlington, Mass. the past
>'"Nc', arrived Saturday.
Ne' ohm Davis Ewing will adj.
.'y'> the Daughters of the American
Nv'ou,ion and their friends at the
'''pirr room Wednesday evening.
Oct. 10.
lie Claremont opera house or
'or>t'a will play at Music hall for
A''Aie BOYD in "Ncrmont," Tues
''l evening. Oct Is.