Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-09-06
News of Woodstock.

MT. ana MrS. w. J. DoVCe are III
Scituate, Mass.
Col. J. b, Buchanan of Porto Rico
is the guest of Mrs. M. H. Myers
For the laughing hit of the com.
ing theatrical season, don't miss
San American Hustler" at the
Music hall next Friday evening,
headed nv the man you all know,
George F. Hall. Mr.. Hall was
seen here last year in "The Ameri-
can Girl"
Miss Elizabeth Fiske of Holooke,
Mass, is the guest of Miss b. S.
Knapp.
The local livery stables did rush
ing business Saturday, each sending
every available rig to the Windsor
fair. l. H. Whitcomb drove his
coach and four white horses, A. H.
Townsend sent ten double teams and
Il single, and H. l.. Jones' stable
was represented by half Il dozen
teams. About two hundred people
went from here: r'''
Miss Anna Batchelder will take
orders for bread, cake and candy at
reasonable prices. Orders may be
left at A. b. Morgan's sto'e or at
the house, and will he delivered as
ordered. Orders taken for any guam
t,ty for parties, sociables, ETC., etc.
The ball game Tuesday afternoon
between the local club and Culhane,
Chace & Weston's team, assisted by
Dutton and Aikens, Barnards bat.
terry, and Capron Of Bridgewater,
was not a fine exhibition, but the
minstrel band helped along the ell
tertainment with its lively airs. The
Woodstocks didn't have much diff
ficulty in hitting button, but 'Hol'
brook was not so easy for the show
men and their assistants. First
Baseman Mower "pitched" for the
locals in the last inning and the
talented comedians tied the score
Ito 7. There will be no return
game.
Mis-. Lorenzo Richmond died a
her home Tuesday, in her SSth year
The funeral services were held al
the house Thursday afternoon, Rev
NJ. r. Morrill, attending. Mrs. Rich
mond is survived by five children
Mrs. Abbie Smith of Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. w. H. H. Moore OF Wood
stock; Mrs. E. B. Adams, Mrs
Mary Semple and Mrs. J. H. Bry
son of St. Louis.
Woodstock and North Hartlane
play on Vail field to-day.
There will be an exhibition an.
sale of animal studies bv Miss o
sephine Pitkin, at the Woodstock
Inn, afternoons and. evenings o
Thursday and Friday, Septcmbe
nth and 18th.
The entertainment bv Culhane
Chace g. Weston's MINISTRIES a
Music hall Tuesday evening wa
almost record-breaker in point o
attendance, 100 tickets being sold
The first part was quite long
introducing four end men, and SOM
new and some old jokes. songs ant
dancing. Among the good feature
following were hoop-rolling an
club. swinging. The orchestra wa
especially good and the band BILE,
excellent music in the street parade
&. r. Atwood recent, bought
pair of prize Holetein steers of Maj
cott&-Iiayes of Randolph for Sale
Charles M. White, nominee Of II
Clement wing of the local Republ
cans, was elected representative o
Tuesday, SAG votes being cast, !
follows:
G. M. White, 3I9
George Aitken, 22S
Scattering,
The vote for governor:
Clement, 300
Mccullough, ass
McGettrick, I6
Sherburne. 7
Mrs. NJ. A. Sawyer has mig
blooming cereus that is blooming
all hours. Thursday evening tt
buds began to open and Frida
morning there were sixteen bio
SONS. the plant having about for
buds and blossoms.
Z. ]. Paul, who has been {
Mount Washington for seven week
in the "Among the Clouds" offic