Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-06-13
Mrs. E. A. Spear attended the

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College this week, where her broth
er-in-law, Rev. Stanley g. Spear o
Ha,tland, graduated.
Rev. A. NJ. Kerr Of Dayton q.
treasurer of the mission board OF thu
Christians, is expected to preach a
the Christian church tomorrow.
An agent of the Gamewell 2 Fire
Alarm Co. OF Boston arrived Frida,
and will begin installing the tir'
a,arm apparatus at the court house
today.
Charles Batchelder was taken III
at the court house Thursday anf
went to White River Junction, ex'
pecting to go i,om there to the
Hanover hospital.
Baruum & Bailey's circus comes
to White River Junction July 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Seavel
have returned to Pittsburg, Pa, after
passing a week with Judge and
Mrs. T. O. Seaver.
Hiram w. Johnson, who has beer
in the Woodstock National bank fol
about two years, has given up his
position and will assist his father,
Wales N. Johnson, in the manage
ment of the Daniels Machine Co.
Miss Maude Munger Of Windsor
is now employed in the bank.
John r. Plummer of Brattlehoro
and B. f. Vanvliet of Burlington
are taking an inventory at the Mer-
rill pharmacy.
There was a large attendance at
the first annual social given by
Woodstock Chapter, No. 90, Order
OF the Eastern Sta,, at the town hail
last week Friday evening. The
Dartmouth orchestra played Tor
dancing and those taking part in the
concert were Mrs. b. l.. Pinney,
Mrs. A. b. Pinne>, Mrs. Rush
Vaughan, &. E. Burbeck and Chas.
E. Woods. The entertainment also
included games and the affair SEEM
ed to be successful in every feature.
Supper was served in, the dining
room during the evening.
d.. and Mrs. W. H. Corey have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Leila Maude, to
Dr.. Sheldon Samuel Stratton Camp
bell cf Granville, Mass, OH the even
ing Of "Wednesday, June "a, in the
Congregational church at hall past
seven o'clock.
The officers of the Cinnamon Read
ing cluh elected at the last meeting
are: President, Mrs. Clara Du-
thoit; vice president, Miss Alice L.
Eaton; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Bertha S. Knapp; executive
committee, Mis-. II. Burhridge, Miss
Nancy Darling. Miss Grace 6.
Marble.
The series OF special town meet
ings called to consider the South
Woodstock schoolhou>e question
c.osed last tuesday with third ELI
dorse.rcnt Of the locating and build
ing committee. There we've about
one hundred present and several OF
the speakers at the previous meet.
ings took part again. 1t was urged
by the opponents "f The site selected
that the G. Nj. +. A. campus could
be had. but a resolution providing
that the building I've placed there
was voted down.
Mrs. E. D. Faulkner has opened
her house on Mountain avenue, ar
irving from New York last week
Friday.
Ernest G. Ransome died quite
suddenly in Seattle, Washington,
last week Thursday. He had been
i'll with consumption for some
years aud went west last fall for the
bencf, OF his health. He died at
the home Of his brother, |. G. Ran
some. who removed to Seattle from
LittIeton, n. H., in order to We near
him. The funeral was held ut Sc
attic SUNDAY, the burial being at
INC" w ndtSOtti, w dSu. lie Wdh
20 years old and is survived ty his
mother, Il brother and sister.
The entertainment at the High
school THURSDAY evening for the
benefit of the seni.r class was well
attended and yielded good sum for
graduation expenses. The program
consisted OF piano selections BY
Misses Reed and Bourbon, songs bv
Mrs. r. A. Wilson and Miss Flora
Hamilton, violin solo by. Miss Ada
Clark, and recitations by Harolt
Perkins, Giee Blanchard, Mise.
Ethel Story, l,ernice Vaughan, Edit
Burdett and Alice Mack.
The following resolutions were
adoptrd nv Ceorye C. Randall most