Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-10-18

- AIoWh, W MCuioIu, M0so's H"o
returned home.
Miss Anne Lowell OF Worcester,
Mass, is at {. r. Montague's.
Grand Master &. r. Montague
and Grand High Priest VIM. j.
Boyce attended Masonic gather.
ing in Burlington this week.
Robert Woods of Bridgewater is
cerking in F. J. Simmons store.
The deer shooting season opens
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Pinney are
going up to their Plymouth camp
in dav or two. They 60 to Der
muda in November.
DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Kidder have
been the guests OF Franklin S. Bill.
lings at Corbin Park. A deer shot
by the doctor arrived here Friday.
A man named Warren from Nor.
wich was jailed here Tuesday tor 80
days for second offence of intoxi-
cation.
James S. Richmond, who went to
Colorado several months ago, has
been in a hospital in Denver for six
weeks i'll with typhoid fever. He is
now reported much better and on
the way to recovery.
The annual fall excursion to Bos.
ton comes next week, Wednesday,
Oct. ~. Fare for the round trip
from Woodstock, $3.75.
F. E. Richmond has found mate
for his PAGER, Golden j., and also
has new black roadster that is ex-
citing some interest.
Thursday night was clear, and
there was an excellent opportunity
to observe the eclipse of the moon.
The shadow appeared at lI.I7, and
at IL 10 occurred the total eclipse,
the light turning from that of bright
silver to that of copper.
Mrs. Nj. II. Myers is visiting rela-
tons in Pomlret and expects to re.
turn to Washington about November
Ist. The Buchanan children will
probably attend school in Washing.
ton this winter.
Francis w. Anderson of St. Paul,
Mimi, who has been frequent
visitor here at the home of his sister,
in.law, Mrs. Z. o. Thompson, died
Oct. st in Seattle, WASH, where he
was visiting his daughter. He leaves
a widow and three children. Mr..
Andel son was for about ten years
cashier Of the bank at Bethel, also
residing IN Springfield, and served
term as senator from Windsor
county.
Bishop Hall will make his annual
visitation to St. James church the
last Friday in November.
Woodstock Lodge, No. 81, F. and
A. M, has received invitations to
the dedication of the new Masonic
temple in Rutland next Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. ~. The dedicatory
ceremonies will be preceded by
parade, and will be performed by
the grand master OF Masons of the
state, M. w. Charles X. Montague
of this town, assisted by his soc l.
ate officers of the grand lodge and
other prominent members Of the fra
ternity. Elaborate preparations have
been made for the social features Of
the day and evening, which will in
clude clam-bake on the fair
grounds, reception at the temple,
a promenade concert and dance and
grand banquet.
The Woodstock Aqueduct Com
pany is considering the plan of bor-
ing for water on its land in the
vicinity of the reservoir, and prob
ably some experimental work will
be done this fall. During the past
season a we'll has been dug, merely
to test the ground, this being done on
the advice OF an expert who was here
some months ago. The company
was also advised to go ahead and
sink pipe deeper if certain results
were reached and this, It is under
stood, the company is ready to do.
Mrs. Henderson Of Boston is WIS.,
iting her cousin, y. F. Farwell.
Charles F. Chapman is away on
his annual business trip through the
West.
Mrs. Frank w. Bradley and Mrs.
W. B. Switzer attended the New
England Christian Endeavor conven.
ton in Boston as delegates from the
Christian society here.
Wales N. johnson has bought the
entire interest OF his partners, Isaiah
and E. Benson, in the Daniels Ma
chine Company at West Woodstock,
the sale including the machine shop,