Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-10
News of Woodstock

Col. +. ii. Woods, ct the BOSTON
Herald, and vile are at the Inn.
G.. Ernest Markham has taken Park
Goddard's place at the American
Express Co.'s office, the latter hay
ing position with the same COM
pany at Ilolyoh., Mass.
Nus. Holland ct Barre is visiting
her brother. Rev. {. ". Wells. at
the rrct"r>.
Edward T.. Ryder is III h"hr for
a short time. return ing SATURDAY.
Miss Aline ]. Bn,cr is visiting IN
Franklin, \. IL.
Mr.. and Mis-. +. X. Gates 81 Ls'b-
anon, n. H., We're in town few
days this week.
Seats for the SUNDAY evening con-
cert are ON sale at Mmgan'>.
Erwin NJ. Nu,ting of Manchester,
". H., visited his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. |. G, Nutting, SUNDAY.
Mis-. T.. F. Wardwell and da"sh-
b or are visiting in lsr"klNn, n. \.
E. F. Warlwell has the contract
for the plumbing in the sch""ll'"''>e
at Randolph which ". F. Wo"d'is
building.
Mrs. G. ". Farle-, Miss Dana
and Miss Elsie Dana returned to
New York Tuesday.
Mrs. L. ID. Faulkner will close
her house an Mountain avenue and
return to New York today. Mr..
and Mrs. Faulkner expect to spend
ee>~Ias' here.
! wv three days of grace allowed
ont &es expires Monday, Oct. ia,h.
4 AR. and Mrs. Hugh Philips OF
Montpelier, who have heen visiting
in Pomfret, were in town this week
The first meeting of the Wood
stock Nature Club will he held Oct.
18th, and meetings will be held every
two weeks. The course rs now out
lined includes the study of forestry
in its various departments, the meth
DDS Of tree preservation. etc. An
invitation is extended to all inter
estcd in nature study to join the club.
Pliny Hamilton is in the rostotfice
while c. O. Randall is taking q
weeks vacation. Mr.. and MIS-.
Hamilton are now making their
home at G. W. Saywara's, MIR.
Hamilton continuing as railway mail
clerk.
Clarence Parke,, who has been IN
the employ ct f. +. WarLwell foI
three years, will go to Sheffield. H..
about Oct 18TH.
Mt. Peg Camp of Woodstock. NJ.
W. A., Riverside Camp of Bridge
water visited Quechce Camp We'd
nesdav evening, going by special
tain.
Mrs F. W. Howes of Ameshury,
Mass, is at F. II. Gillinghan's dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
Gngham, who start for Chicago to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Gil.
hnsham,
q. w. Marble, l.. II. Pratt, Chas
Woods, G. F. Merrill, W. H
Brown, and w. c: Raymond 81
Bridgewater, members of Vernon,
Commandery, No. 4, of Windsor,
attended the Knights Templar field
'av at Claremont, N. H., Wednes'
day. Vermont Commandery hat
about so men in line and reports are
that they went through the day,
exercises with precision and prompt
ness.
The football talent Of the towr
has been doing occasional practice
bnt Manager Ed Bean has some
trouble in getting the men together.
He can get the Windsor team here
next Saturday it there is sufficien,
show of interest on the part of the
bows here. Good games here to en-.
liven up the fall season would prob.
ably be well patronized.
The w. II. S. basket ball team
expects to play the Bellows Tall
and one or two other school team,
here at an early date.
Charles G. Fitch and Mrs. NJ. A
Taft will remove the first Of mex
week to the Hatch house on Parl
street and make their home with
Mrs. Margaret Clarke.
The annual meeting of the Wood.
stock Book Club was held at Mrs,
6. r. Chapman's Friday evening.