Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-03
News of Woodstock.

III Frederick Billings ana MISS Dill
lings are at the Inn.
q Mrs. Helen Southgate OF Welles-
u lev, Mass, is at O. L. Marsh'S.
a Miss Anna Marble of Boston is
passing the HOLIDAYS at l.. b. Mar
blc'S.
Hiram l.. King Of Stamford,
Z Conn.,, is spending Il few DAYS at the
King homestead.
Milan Smith is at the Inn for tn c
holidays.
q Loomis Dana, from Pomtrct,
Cpnn., is the guest of Richard :.
! Southgate tor the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Pelton of
,]sWorcestcr. Mass, are passing the
Mholidavs at c. II. Montague's.
Il Philip W. Mower of Athol, Mass,
8ioined his family at |. {. Now er's
.Akhristmas week.
lIaS' The annual meeting Of the -. y.
R. will be held in the chapter rooms
Y 1'ucsday, Jan. 8.
u The "W hat-to. do" circle of Kings
Daughters meets with Mrs. Ernest
MGilman this evening at 1880.
I'll The guests at the Inn had an in
Formal hop in the music room Mon
day evening.
Miss La"rn \. th"ife., who went
SSto Clcrmont, Fla, in November in
Il company with Mr.. and Mrs. :. d.
n Ioughton and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
sSPercc, died suddenly in that place
sSDcc. p.
M The Country Club had ITS first
Snow shoe party of the season " ed
nrsdav evening, Il number of non
president members VINO are holiday
visitors here attending. lhe party
watched the new wear in at the
&luh house, where they assembled
Bitter short tramp over the snow
s# DR. E. l.. Woodward has Rrvo-
stationary relic in the shape of y
button, bearing til" letters
s8'G. w. which stand for the great
8George Washington. Beneath is the
Nlnc, Long live the President" and
M rolnd the border are the names of
,2lhe thirteen original states.
NH The local ice companies have
4 trapped the ponds at Marbles mill
I'D at West Woodstock prepare
4 cry to cutting. There has been
od skating on the pond here and
SsNCst Woodstock some Of tie
cal horses are warming up tor
hster work when the Driving club
Begins its series of trot,iug socials.
CLEO Coke was on the road with
IN ohegan Boy Thursday. the Boy
Showing considerable fire in spin
Nup Central street.
A The week of PRAYER will be oh.
rived here as follows: Tuesday,,
% I'm s. MIR. Putnam at the Univer-
Aealist church; "Wednesday, Mr..
kAntield at the Methodist chnch;
nrsdav MIR. Morrill, at the Con-
J, greg church; Friday. Mr..
I3rtridge at the Christian church.
services at 7.3o o'clock, late
pugh that people may come in
In outside the village. The top.
marc: "Alv debt to the church,"
4he church debt to the commu-
MINI "Ihe moral responsibility of
th0& church, "Workiug aims for
ealk chnch for 1909" y good
CIV ndance at these meetings is
ske6nsly urged and all are asked to
cosne prepared to participate in the
s&t&}ces.
An informal meeting of pastors
and }aymen of the Windsor county
Contregational Association to con
sfdef the forward movement"
among the ctu, ches of that denom.
natidd in the state was held in the
VNrj0r Of the JUNCTION House, Mon
afternoon Rev. n. Fuller
Andsor, chairman OF the county
ittee, presided. The other
snen present were Revs. y.
|chols, Norwich; +. G. Put
Woodstock; II. S. Sargent,
Mr.. Rand, Hartland !. F.
BY, Royalton; W. L. Mann,
Ro>aIton. Laymen from
and other towns were also
lance, Plans were devised
'or ing special religious SER
Scea ting the winter, and for CO.
PerattQg with other religious bod.
S, IN Pcially Methodsts and Bap.
similar services.-W. R.
81 Landmark.