Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-12-13
News OF Woodstock.


Representative {. Nj. White was
elected treasurer Of the Farmers
Legislative Organization formed at
Montpelier Monday.
Mrs. G. Underwood and Miss
Lillian Sturtevant are at +. p.
Marsh's.
Mrs. G. II. Montague is passing
week at White River Junction
with her daughter, Mrs. L. X
Wright.
Arthur Rowland has bought a
building lot on the Boulevard of II.
III. Daniels, paying $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Town
send have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Anna
Belle, to Mr.. Linn Henry Corey,
on Wednesday, December 18th, at
IL o'clock, at the Congregational
church.
During the blow eally Monday
evening Il sign on top of the Adams
drug store building fell and smashed
one Of the big plate glass windows
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fortunate time tor such IN accident,
with below-zero weather outside.
and it took Il lot of paper and blank
citing to close up the opening.
Deputy Sheriff d. Nj. lIuffnai,
with u team and man from ones
stable, had fierce ride of fifty miles
or more in Monday nights bitter
cold weather. He was after Il man
wanted in the county court and
started at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
His GRAND took him to Pruc'"rs-
vile and some miles beyond and he
got back here at 4 o'clock the next
morning pretty we'll used up by the
cold and drive over badly dritted
roads.
The marriage of Miss Dan Chal-
mers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
!. Chalmers of Chicago, to Mr..
Norman Williams, Jr., took place
"Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 3, al
i go o'clock ut the Fourth Presbv-
terrain church, Chicago, being one
of the brilliant weddings of the sea-
son. DR.. kittredge OF New York
was the officiating clergyman. A
Chicago papers report of the wed,
ding says:
Seldom does bride have such mag.
nitcent gown rs that worn by Miss Chul.
mers. Made of heavy white satin, it was
completely covered with old rose point
lace. some of which was used ON hei
mothers wedding gown. The lace coy
cred the bodice in bertha fashion. and tie
sleeves of rose point We're pulled at the
elbows and then tapercd to the finger tips
for no gloves We're worn. The only orna.
ments was II collar of pearls and diamonds
the groOm's gift. Tie court train hv,
yards long was made of plain satin, Aounceo
the entire length ON either side with Ouch
osse lace, The veil te.l ~ the entire lensti
of ,ha train and was Worn under u crown OF
orange blossoms The bouquet WIS OF
lilies OF the valley.
The Windsor Journal in = motto,
of Il meeting Of the Windsor Book
Club SAYS: "The club was organ
lied in the early seventies, and is
probably the oldest organization of
its kind in continuous existence ir
the state The Woodstock Boob
Club was organized in April, 1855
1t has been in continuous eXistenc,
since that date and is therefor,
about score of wears older than tn,
Windsor club. The Woodstocl
club was organized through th'
efforts of DR.. VIM. III. Thaver o.
the medical school, Mrs. George X
Chapman being, we believe. tn.
only one OF the original members
NOW living. Miss Frances Wood
ward was the first librarian,
In m king his appointments Of
deputy sheriffs for Windsor count,
Sheriff ID. {. Jones omitted to reap
point II. a. Spafford of " hitt
River Junction, and the residents o.
the Junction are somewhat sur
prsed and indignant. 1t is the mos
important village in the town ant
now has no officer except a nigh
watchman emploved NV the select
men. Sheriff Spafford has been ~
officer for IS years and has goot
RECORD.