Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-04-11

dron while at play Thursday. For
tunatelv the accident occurred at Il
shallow place and 4 call for help
brought Il rescucr from TownSend's
stable.
George Warren has rented Ellis +.
Eaton's new house on upper River
street and is now occupying it.
Robert Woods of Bridgewatcr is
working for the l.. L. Weymouth
Furniture Co.
The annual meeting of the Ncr-
mont State Teachers Association
will be held in st. Johnshury Oct.
-, 3 and Il. One feature Of this
mceting-a new one-will be con-
fercnceS between teachers in differ
cnt depart nents of school work.
These conferences will be in charge
of some competent specialist in each
Department.
On Saturday, Easter-even, morn
ing PRAYER VIII be said at st. James
rectorv chapel at $50, and at 5 even
ing PRAYER will be said in the church,
with brief missionary address.
The members of the WomAn's Aux
iliarv are to attend.
Sam Cadv Of Barnard recently
shot an otter at Qnechee which
weighed ;. IL pounds, and sold the
skin for Sis.
Among the guests at the Inn from
Montreal are Mrs. +. X. Green,
Miss AIalIock, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Ta> Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p.
Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. =. II. Gault,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 6. GoSsler, MIR.
and Mrs. \. Mckim, Miss Elizabeth
Mckim, MIR. and Mrs. G.. Z. Dun
lop.
Col. T.. II. Woods of the Boston
Herald, Mis- Wood, and Fred l..
Woods are at the Inn.
The Woodstock Military Band
g,vc Il concert and dance at the town
hall next Tuesday evening. An at
tractivc program has been arranged
for the concert, which will be under
the direction of Herman G.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis has been engaged as leader
and instructor.
Enos Dole has bought the Henry
b. Reed farm in "Iiappy Valley"
of Charles Z Colby, paying 500.
Hon. W. Z. Johnson and family,
who passed the winter at the Inn,
expect to return to their house in a
day or two.
Dana Burbank of NORTH Pomtret,
the champion checker player, was
in town Thu Stav.
An effort is being made to organ
we a camp Of Modern Woodmen of
\ nerica here. Bridsewater has a
tlourshing camp, the only one in
the ii, Unity, organized short time
ago.
James "A. liernc's play, ashore
Acres" had Il good presentation at
Music hail Tuesday evening and the
house was well filled. 1t was in the
hands of Il capable company-onc of
the best that has appeared here
led by James +. Galloway as
II ncle Nat,' and the usual ten
dencv to c>aggeration in rural pieces
Of this kind was happily absent.
Miss Ethel Clough is at home
from the Randolph Normal school.
Wm. Briggs. who recently went
to Burlington. is now a st ,dent in
a business college in that city.
lnder the heading, "Judgc
Adams L.audable Service" the
Springfield Republican says edto-
rally in commenting on Judge
Adams recent decision in the United
States district court at St. Louis dis
solving the Wabash strike iniunc-
ton;
Judge Adams meantime has per-
formed Il public service of value in
calling attention to the act of 1908
and, more than all this, in adiudg-
ing that the law is the thing to use
in dealing with the strike evil, and
not the court of equity acting beyond
and in spite of law. From being to
all appearances one of the most rad
lcal of Judges in the use of the power
of ehaneery, Judge Adams now
stands rs one who condemns most
Of the restraining orders recently
issuing from the equity courts in
labor troubles us wholly unwar.
ranted.
Henry Clark OF Ludlow has been
visiting MIR. ana Mrs. Fred W.
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Clark.