Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Seaver are
visiting Judge and Mrs. T. O
Seaver.
Special town meeting next Tues
day.
Eleven Italians arrived here We'd
nesday on their way to Major
Hoare's gold mining property IN
Bridgewater.
The Dartmouth dramatic club
will give the three-act farce-comedy
"Too Many Cousins" at Music hall
next Tuesday evening, June IL, I'M
der the auspices of the Kings Daugh'
tiers. The Dartmouth orchestra will
also play, and good entertainment
is promised. Tickets will be sold
by the Kings Daughters, for which
reserved seat checks can be had at
Morgan's store, where tickets will
also be on sale next Wednesday.
The tickets are IS cents and so
cents. The Kings Daughters have
been very successful in their enter
tainments, and the public can show
its interest in their work by liberal
patronage now.
Invitations are out Tor the mar
riage of Miss Lucy Dunbar Deni-
son, daughter of Hon. Dudley Chase
Denison of Royalton, to Mr.. Elwood
Waite Elder, on Thursday, June
2sth, at St. Paups church in Royal
ton.
The village needs fire alarm
service now it it ever did or ever
will, and the delay Of the Gamewell
Fire Alarm Co. in installing the
striker ordered weeks ago is causing
some surprise and uneasiness. The
company guaranteed promptness
when it received the order, but the
apparatus has been lying at the sta
ton here for several weeks.
Among the arrivals at the Inn
this week are Elk. Senator J. B. Hol.
den and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
P. Taplev and Miss Tapley, Mrs.
Eta &. Plnmmer, Master George
Plummer of Boston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. benson of New Bed
ford, Mass.
The graduation exercises of the
class OF 1903, Woodstock High
school, will be held at Music hall
Friday afternoon, June 10Th. Rev.
John l.. Sewall of St. Adams will
deliver an address. The graduates
are: Eva Mae Clark, Alice Marie
Mack, Mary Hatch Marshall, Elma
Adell Pratt, Walter Herbert Shurt-
left, Richard Steele Southgate, Ethel
Ca oline Story. There will be re-
ception at the Inn IN the evening.
All scholars except those in the
Eighth grade Of the village schools
who expect to apply for admission
o the High school next fall or the
preparatory class thereof are noti-
led that examinations for entrance
n,o these classes will he given at
the High school building Saturday,
June 20, at nine o'clock a. M, and
It is desirable that all be present.
It is earnestly advised that all who
expect to enter the High school the
year should take up the
work of the preparatory class as
'eing much better adapted t, start
hem into the methods and require
nents of High school work than
my outside preparation they can
possibly have.
sunday SCHOOL WORKERS ORGAN
At the Universalist church last
SUNDAY evening Rev. E. NJ. Fuller
# Burlington, field secretary of the
Vermont Sunday School association,
addressed the Sunday school teach
FRS and workers OF Woodstock on
he aims and objects of his associa.
ion. Monday evening meeting
vas held at the Congregational
church by committee appointed to
the ACCESSIBILITY of forming
local organization to cooperate
with the state association in unde-
1ominational Sunday school work.
fhe members Of the committee
we're: From the Universaist church,
Hiss Bertha S. Knapp superintend
mt, Mrs. Julia Slack, Clayton A.
Walker; Congregational, George
:. Thompson, assistant superin-
endent, O. A. Whilcomb, Miss
Johnson; Methodist, Sumner Sher.
'urne, superintendent, Miss Clara
<idder, o. II. Waite; Christian,
rev. M. L. Morrill,, superintendent,
Or. A. F. Moore, Mrs. G. H.
|aughan; Taitsville Sunday school,
irs. Nichols, superintendent.
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