Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-01-25
News of Woodstock.

{ y. Denison OF Randolph wa
intown Tuesday.
prot. and Mrs. Frederick S. lie,
ofAcw York passed Sunday here.
llcn'v Rice is visiting relative
i9 New York CITY.
The Woodstock Inn ice house
lately rebuilt, has been filled the
past week.
"a load of young people attende,
the dance at Quechee last week Fri
day evening.
Lent will commence this wear At
an earlier date than usual, Feb. 18th.
ln,l9oo the first OF Lent was SIX
teen days later, and IN 1901 it was
eight days later than this year. This
brings Easter undav on the goth
Of March. In 1903 Easter will fall
on April 18th, and in 1905 the date
will be Apul a3d. Easter will not
have so earl, date as this year till
1910, when it will tall on March
27th, and it will fall on the earliest
date in the century March e. 1913,
Not until I943 will Easter fall upon
thu latest date in the century, which
issApril 18TH.
THE Norman Williams public
library has issued its list of acccs.
sions during the year 1901, number
ing about $50 volumes. The library
now has nearly 1900 books and is
especially we'll equipped in many
departments. Eleven thousand VOL
unes were issued in the last seven
Incnths-since the re-openiug June
list, and the circulation of books is
increasing yearly.
ID. Evans expects to return to
New York state in few weeks.
Grand Master &. II. Montague
attended Masonic district meetings
at Wells River and Barre this
week.
Edmund y. Kittredgc of New
York has been with his brother, b.
$. Kittredge, for several days.
Mrs. Terrill of Mountain Avenue
has gone to Windsor to pass the
winter.
DIR. Robert S. Purple has gone to
Westport. Conn, where he has an
excellent position as assistant phv.
stefan in sanitarilim.
The entertainment 10y the Lotus
jlee Club, assisted bv Mrs. Minnie
Marshall Smith, reciter, Wednes.
DAY evening, more than came up to
sNts>'''oho' ~ tilpsC WHO taNc
genuine pleasure in good music II
,oncert by this organization is al
waysa delight, and taking interest
and applause rs evidence Il Music
hall audience could not have been
better entertained. The voices were
strong and sweet, blending perfectly,
Ind the artists were recalled after
,carly every number. There was
lpfeaSant variety in Mrs. Smiths
'electons and she was equally en-,
ertaining in all, responding to sew
raj encores during the evening.
The Music Hall, Woodstock, VT,
TUESDAY, Feb. 4, 1902, will have
lows greateat play up to date, IA
Texas Steer AS it is Familiarity
;nown through its various produc-
iopa, an extended account of it is
lnneeessary 1t is the play in which
toyt took the greatest pride. be.
ause bis wife had the leading tc,nale
ole IN it. The author travelled with
he company when he could get
way from New York, and on oc-
asi0ns assumed the role OF Brassv
'all, the member of the third
ouse.
The company this season is said
'bepnusually clever.
GA. Whi,comb of Boston is Wis.
ing bis parents.
Mira. J. d. Evans died at her
ONE in Woodstock Wednesday,,
an IS. There was brief service
sherlate home and the body was
zen aken to Ogdensburg. \. y,
the bone of her daughter. Mrs.
- 3. Breckenridge, where the flu.
eral service was held Saturday.
ne Vas o. years Of age. Mrs.
'vauASame here with her family
ON New York about tour years
90.
Mrs. John p. Merrill of Augusta,
|e.. vas at + b Merrilrs several