Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-07-12
Mrs. II, p. Clark goes to Boston

AQelaiue NaSh IN the FAULKNER
Methodist church at Maiden on
Monday evening, June 30. Nearly
three hundred guests were present
in the church, which was deco
rated in green and white. The bride
wore white liberty silk and carried
II shower bouquet of sweet peas.
Rev. Raymond p. Walker of Ded-
ham, Mass, assisted by Rev. Frank
w. Collier, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony. After a
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Prior left
Tor wedding tour. They will re-
side in New York. ..,
Rev. Homer White, brother of
Mrs. F. B. Merrill, has sent in his
resignation as rector of St. Johns
church, Randolph Center, and will
retire from the active ministry after
a years of continuous service in
the diocese of Vermont. In that
time he has had but three parishes,
Enosburg, Mortified and Randolph.
He was ordained deacon by the late
Bishop Bissell at Windsor in 1869
and went to Enosburgh, where he
began at once the work of building
a.church at Enosbulgh Falls. After
Il rectorship of twelve years at Enos-
burgh and Enosbu,gh Falls, he was
called to Randolph in 1851, and re-
manned there about five years, leav-
ing there to become rector of St.
Mary's church at Mortified tor
seven years, and then again assum-
ing charge of the churches at Ran
dolph, which he has served for the
past nine years.
The Woodstock base ball team
plays Bethel this afternoon at 3
o'clock on Vail field. Holbrook and
Howes will be the local battery.
There is always considerable in
terest in game with the Bethelites
and this afternoons proceedings
will without question be worth care.
full observation.
Among the guests at the Inn are
e. Henry Shoemaker, Philadelphia,
MIR. and Mrs. &. II. Zoelisch, AL
fred r. Zoeliscn, Brooklyn, N. V,
Mrs. F. Dean, Miss e. Van Ben
schoten, Rodney Dean, Orange, N
j., Mrs. ]. A. Cautl:e, F. p. l..
Cautlie, M. D., Montreal, Sussex
D. Davis, Miss Caroline Hare Da-
Wis, philadel phia, Rev. w. G. Hub
bard, Brooklyn. N. Y, Miss c M.
ierrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bond, Miss Bond, Chicago, Mrs.
Chas. E. Corwin, New Haven.
Conn.
There are some inquiries as to
why the village meeting should be
asked to load down the "Square"
with another name. "Square" it |
has been for years, ahpretentious
and sufficient, and it is agood name.
"St. James Square" for the land at
the head Of the park, is more logi.I
cal, though "Churclr," the name
now applied to the street there,
would be very much better, il Il
name is considered necessary.
Work along the Woodstock rail
way track has kept one of the en-
gines busy, thus causing delay in
putting on the usual extra summer
trains. They will probably 60 on
in a week or so. A new stone
bridge has been built over the brook
at the Tracy place below raitsville.
Clinton Hudson is at home from
White River Junction for Il short
time.
Work on the Richmond house on
Elan street is now rearing compile
ton and the additions and improve
Inents have made it one of the
handsomest residences in the vii
lage. The foundation tor barn in
the rear has recently been COM
pleted by II. c. Lockwood.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Adams Of
St. Louis, and Mrs. VIM. T. Smith
Of Scranton, Pa, are at the Rich:
mond house for the summer. Mrs.
Semple, Mrs. Euston and Miss
Katherine Sempie OF St. Louis and
Mrs. Ursula Richmond are at w..
II. II. Moo,e's.
The hotel on Killington peak has
been reopened and arrangements
are being made to take parties up
the mountain, from the Rutland
side, with some degree of comfort
and convenience Killington is one
of the show spots in Vermont, and
it is unfortunate that it is not more
accessible from this section.
Will A. Chapman of Cavendish
was brought to the county jail OH