Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-08-01
News of Woodstock

Rev. E. G. Drouhin, deputy high
;cf ranger, went to Brattlcboro
o,lov for semi annual visit to
q Brattleboro court of Foresters.
T. n. Marble and John French OF
ew York are here for the summer
cation.
Mondays weather was much like
eotember, and was Il sudden change
om the heat of Saturaa, and Sum
h.
The band gave an enjoyable con-
ut in the park Tuesday evening
he band is in constant practice ana
ows improvement under the lead
shin of II. G. Davis. There was
LARGE audience scattered around
q park, and the half-dozen num-
IRIS won much applause, 1t rs t"
hoped that there will he more OF
sc outdoor enter tainmcnts.
MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Pearsons and
10 children, of Rutland, are ut IL.
Sherwin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. n. Pierce OF
Iaremont, N H., are visiting here
few days.
Miss Morgan of Washington, d.
:, who has been visiting at F. Z.
puthgate's, and Miss Southgate
,ys, gone to Kennebunk Beach,
|E'W' two weeks =.
I|sJ&. Van Vliet, of the Woodstock
Pharmacy, has closed his connection
With the Burlington Drug company
Ind will hereafter give his attention
) the business here. He arrived
ON Burlington Saturday.
4 The positive demand for the legiti'
hate drama, rendered in AN adequate
hammer, has literally forced the pro-
luction OF Shakespeare's most be-
owed play, "Romeo and Juliet"
rne Simvelle presentation OF the
beautiful love story will be staged
Ind costumed in such manner as
% delight the eye OF the most exact
Ing plavgoer. Everything SCENERY,
assumes, properties and effects
kN be made especially for this one
complete production to be given at
Music hall, Tuesday evening, Aug
Fay |. Archibald, former. resi-.
1ent here, son of F. Z. Archibald,
who was in the marble and granite
business here about 20 years ago
died in Watertown, South Dakota
July II, from hemerrhage Of the
ungs. He lived only a few moment:
,fter the attack. He had been il
The stone-cutting business for many
years, and the physicians stated tina
his death was undoubtedly caused
by breathing granite dust. He wa
he wears old. His wife, who was q
laughter of the late Moses Chene,
tBarnard, and four children survive
i'm.
4 In tearing down the old Conan
(ouse at South Woodstock, Il lot o
Newspaper clippings, going back t.
OBLIGATIONS OF about 1890, wer
und in the walls. The slips ar
hostly from the "Vermont ourna
nd Universal Advertiser" of Wind
jor, and contain some interestin,
hotes, though the matter is not al
necipherable. A Brandon man OF
ers sixpence reward tor the retu'
bf runaway boy, "but no charge
baid," which shows that runawa
boys did not come high in thos
BAYS. The Age was permitted t
Examire the old clippings tnroug
he courtesy OF Ambrose Clark.
The Catholic fair opened at til
Pwn hall Wednesday evening, wit
good attendance, and more visi
rs were there ENJOYING the man
attractions Thursday evening. Tn
booths for the sale of fancy article.
candy, ETC., are well putronizec
Eobb's orchestra is furnishing mus
for the fair, and the space reserve
for the dancers is well filled. tn
AIR closes this evening, when tn
distribution of prizes takes place.
"Strength and vigor come of goo
Food, duly digested. Force
eady-to-scrve wheat and barle
pod, adds no burden, but sustain,