Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-11-29
News of Woodstock.
Read Mcrr,,ll's Ad.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. :. Dana arc
Mrs. Salmon of Boston spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. +. NJ
Dana.
DR.. +. II. kidder was in New
l'o,k this week. Mrs. kiddcr and
Katherine returning home with him.
Mr.. Burlingame of Exeter, n. H.,
who is installing the new electric
plant at Tattsvillc, was in town this
week.
Tickets for the Home Minstrels 90
ON sale at Morgan's Drug Store
Monday, Dec. Ist, at s o'clock u.
m. Not more than six tickets will
he sold to any person at any one
time.
W. e. View is making some re-
pairs and changes in his bicycle re-
pair shop, putting in new stills and
floor timbers, and the stairway to
his upper room will be removed to
the rear of the place. This Will
give him Il larger work room and he
will have much better quarters when
all the Improvements are completed,
S. B. Whitney passed Thank>gi>'
ing day with his relatives here, tut
taking only Il brief holiday, as he
was obliged to return to Boston tor
the Sunda, services at the Church
of the Advent. Sunday was his ,3Ist
anniversary as organist at that
%hNrch:
Daniel Sully's play, "lhe Parish
Priest" was presented at Music hall
Monday evening t" a fair house.
The company was capable and the
humor and pathos of the piece,
which depends more on quiet dia-
loeue for its success than on any
startling stage effects, was very ia
vorablv received by the audience.
Read Merrill's Ad.
The rchearsals by the Home Min.
strels are going along finely undo,
tho direction OF DeForcst West, and
the chorus and principals will be
we'll prepared for the entertainment
next week Friday evening.
The weather was not favorable
for any outdoor pleasures Thanks,
giving day, with occasional periods
AZ 5lcet aud snoW and no sun
shine. The basket ball ga ne in the
afternoon was an attraction that
drew quite number of people. but
otherwise the day was quiet one.
There was an informal hop at the
Inn in the evening and several Other
social gatherings,
Mrs. Mary MeCabe will sell al
auction, Saturday, Dec. 6, the stock
and produce Of the DR., Owen Nc
Cabe farm in Hartford. The stock
includes fine pair OF gentlemen:
driving horses. hay, grain and some
household furniture. l.. II. Pratt
auctioneer.
Among the Thanksgiving weel
quests at the Inn are Mrs. III. b
Amcs. Miss Finley, Miss Kate E
Patterson, Montreal; DR.. and Mrs
Z. S. Bracket, Boston, and Mrs
X. PAUL., Swampsc oft, Mass.
Bishop Hall makes his annual Wis
itation to St. James church tomor
row morning. Prayer, the Office o
Institution and the Holy Commun
ion at 1880; conhrmalion at Even
song, 5 o'clock, and an early ser
vice Monday morning at 7.3o, Il
which the bishop will celebrate tn
Holy Communion.
Read Merrills AID.
The Interstate Journal, out thi
week, is especially interesting i
picture and text. "The Presider
in the Connecticut Valley tells G
Roosevelt's visit to Windsor an
other towns and has several picture
ii the Woodstock coaeh.and-siN
An article on Springfield schools
another we'll illustrated feature, an
scenes at the Springfield and Wood
stock fairs are also the subject o
illustrations.
The December term of Windso
county court begins next Tuesday
Judge RowelI will preside: TIL
lotket contains ,S4 civil cases, {
which 80 are petitions for diverse
and II State cases. There is a to
tai of IS, cases for trial. II. |!
Blanchard of Springfield states al
torney, will enter upon his dutie
Monday, Dec. /.