Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-09-26

through John Gilman, attorney.
Miss Gertrude Hayden closed her
house and started for Washington,
ID. g., Thursday.
l.. Frank Lawton has the contract
for building the new school house at
South Woodstock.
Dr.. 6. Fl. Spiller, optician, will
be at J. Z. Nutting's Monda. and
Tuesday, Sept. IS and 20.
D. p. Simpson, who has been at
the Crawford House tor tie season,
was here to attend the fair, and with
Mrs. Simpson and daughter will go
in a few days to the Laurel House,
Lakewood, N. J for the winter.
The Middlebury Register has the
following reference to Z. N. Atwood
& Co.'s new store in Middlebury, in
which F. F. Strong and Oscar At
wood have established general
clothing business:
"A BEAUTIFUL SToRE."-rhis is the veI.
dict Of ali who have been permitted to look
over the new store of O. N. Atwood d CO..
in the new Atwood block. 1t can we'll be
called the Daylight Store" AS it has the
largeSi and handSomest pla'e glass show
window in town. u beautiful oak and plate
glass door. largo windows in the rear. and
at night it is brilliantly Illuminated by
three large urc lights and scores of I'll a!ler
electrics. The store has hands me stamped
metal ceiling. is finished in ivory white and
lifted up with all the modern cOnveniences.
The room under the store is also nsed IN a
snlesrm,m aud il nearly as tine-looking as
The main store. The building is heated by
hot water. and the immense stock OF new
goods we'll, JUST read their advertisement
on age aud see for yuurself-we have not
every one to come to the opening Satur-
day. Sept. 10
Mrs. Charles r. Marcy, aged 40
years, died at her home Monday
evening, after an illness Of several
months.. She was a most estimahle
woman, of large acquaintance, and
active in MANY fields of endeavnr
She was bo,n in Barnard. but her
home had been in Woodstock since
her marriage, Nov. IS, 1873 She
was member of Kedron Degree
lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, and a
past noble grand in that lodge. Fu'
neral services were held at the house
on Friday, at o'clock in the alter
noon.
Mrs. r. H. Kingsley of Soutl,
Woodstock sends The Age some
delicious red raspberries, picked
Sept. "a from bushes grown this
year.
The local hunt club rode with the
Reading pack. Harry Allen OF Ham.
mondsville. ME-. H., last Monday
night. The club rode to Ham.
mondsville, thence starting across
the country toward Plymouth, and
freed up a coon about II o'clock.
1t was a dark night and hard road,
but the dogs worked we'll and the
trip was considered very successful.
Leon Bradley OF Westminster,
Mass, is visiting here.
Tickets for When We Were
Twenty.one" 20 on sale at Morgan''
Tuesday morning.
F. ". Bancroft. the well-known
tenor singer of Montpelier, arrived
here yesterday, and he will sing
at the anniversary service at St.
James's church tomorrow. He i.
very pleasantly remembered here fol
recital he gave at the Inn severa
years ago.
Hon. Percival w. Clement O
Rutland, who is persistently men
toned in connection with the re
publican nomination for governor
was on the tair grounds Thursday.
Homer w. Vail of Randolph wal
in town Thursday.
Aland, the we'll known black stall
lion, owned by DR.. E. M. Wilson
died at fair ground track Thursda,
evening. He trotted at the Rutland
and Springfield fairs, but returned
here sick.
Judge and Mrs. E..B. Adams lef
for St. Louis this week.
Edward Day of Worcester, Mass.
with his son and daughter, is visit
ing his brother, George H. Day
Miss Mary Day of Gardener, Mass.
has also been guest Of her brother
Thomas Kelley Of Lawrence
Mass, who was a resident of Wood
stock about forty years ago, visitet
at o. F. Farwelps two days thi
week.
DR.. G. D.. Williams Of Boston j
visiting his nephew, Claiming Viii
liams.
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