Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-07
News OF Woodstock

Mrs. +. a. Spear and son have
been visiting in lIartland.
". ID. Cloneh was in Nergrnnes
Sunday.
Tickets for "Durno" are ON sale
at Morgan's dug store; 35c and
soc.
T.. f. Warlwell has secured the
contract for plumbing the High
school building.
DR.. and Mrs. c. \. Haskell re-
turned to Bridgeport, Conn.' Mon
d.v, after passing Il month here.
Govern " Mccullough has APP
pointed thursday, Nov. 20, as
Thanksgiving day.
The regular meeting OF the King
Daughters will be held with Mrs.
Dcane G. Shcrwin this evening ut
7.3o.
T.. G. Barnard has been granted Il
pension OF SIT per month, from May
20 last, through Attorney John Gill
man.
Mrs. A. III. Wctmorr and son
Clarence, who have been visiting ut
". w. Dearborn's, have returned to
Toronto.
The W. II. S. basket ball team
will play the White River Junction
school boys on Vail field this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
II. II. Daniels has sold the lot and
Use on River street adjoining his
pva~Ye on the west to Mrs. Lucy "A.
Mossom for $500. Mrs. Blossom
viii build new house on the lot.
The kitchen and sewing room
connected with the Congregati' nal
church parlors are to be enlarged
ana WOrE OH tuc tNtCiH"'" '" wv
building will begin at once.
The October receipts at the post
office for stamped paper OF all
kinds, including the sale of 1887
two-cent stamps, We're $7o4 Al, the
largest months business ever done
by the office.
r. D. Ransom has bought John
F. Winslow's place on Lincoln
street, formerly owned by Judge +.
O. Seaver, and will move there
soon. Mr.. Winslow and his family,
it is understood, will move to l.eba-
non, n. III.
The River Street sewing school
will open today at o'clock. Mrs.
NJ. 3. Vaughan will be in charge
with the excellent teachers who have
long been her assistants. The school
has done excellent work since it was
started several years ago and the
interest of new friends MS well as old
is asked in its behalf.
". E. Views eighteen-months'
old colt, sired by Owen Dunmore,
Mcl Thursday of peritonitis. The
colt was handsome and promising
yomgster of excellent pedigree and
under the care of his owner was de-
veloping into a fine horse. The loss
is Il severe one to Mr.. View.
DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Kildcr and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Billings re-
TUNED fro II Il months outing in the
Maine woods Thursday, the head
quarters being at Camp Skookum,
tmbagog lake, near the New lamp
shire line. The party captured II
number of deer, foxes and mink, but
no moose is on the list of killed.
The month of November opened
with an unusual amount Of sunshine
and genial warmth, but the spell
was broken Thursday by rain and
ower temperature. Weather Re-
corier $. Eaton reports 800
inches of rain during the month of
October. The highest temperature
was 6S and the l,west IS. The first
snow sqnall of the season came Oct.
70.
The funeral of Owen T. Marsh
was held at the home Monday after
noon at , O'Clock, and was attended
hy members of Woodstock Lodge,
No. 81, F. and A. NJ, Quechee
River Lodge, No. 46, |. o. O F.,
a company Of Knights Templar
being the escolt. Rev. c. r. Put
nam and Rev. c. f. Partridge were
the attending clergymen. The Ma
sonic brethren took charge at the
cemetery.