Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-09-05
News OF Woodstock

Mrs. F. A. Wilson is visiting in
West Newton, Mass.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. II. F. Slayton this even
ins.
Henry S. Brooks and Roger Bald
win of New York are at the Vail
house.
Tickets for "FieArt of Chicago"
\wil| 20 on sale ut Morgan's pharma-
lev Wednesday morning, Sept. 9.
Among,the bookings at Muric hall
are lanes r. Waite, in "Other
Peoples Money" and "Sag liarbor''
Dec. I6
Briggs and Mills colored show is
booked for Music hall Wednesday,
ept. g, the second night of Wind
pr County fair.
Mrs. W. Fl. Corey is visiting her
aughter, Mrs. Sheldon S. S. Camp.
)eIl, in Granville, Mass, and will
llso 60 to Utica, N. Y.
The bee.raisers in W windsor county
report that there will be a short
yield of honey this year. Some
place the production at only half the
usual amount.
The collection tor the Hanover
Hospital is to be taken in all our
! 91es tomorrow. Let all have q
r. fM The sick we have .l,~~:xs
F1Are, we'll as The poor.
=. , Isbss sy IgeYI. .Da> is planning to
\ ks2t his carriage shop on High
street into a double tenement. The
big building will he moved south 50
teet, raised to the level of the road.
vay and will have a cellar. An L.
|sx2o feet, willIbe added to each end
bf the building, and the entrances to
he tene,nents will be on the Boule-
Yard, Mr.. Day is one of the pioneers
n that part ofthe village, being about
he first one to set his stakes in the
Mt. Peg pasture and reclaim some
i the swamp in the vicinity. Other
puses followed, and it is now a
pwing residence section.
That perennial success of the
helodrama,ic world, 1.-THE Heart of
hicago," by Lincoln ]. Carter. will
( seen at Music Hall ON Saturday,
Bept. IL, for one night only The
Genie effects are. something marvel
us, and fine, well-balanced com.
|any portray the various characters
With snap and vim that never fails
B hold throughout the play. The
re scene, the view from the Masonic
Emple, Chicago's once famous sky
traper, and the engine scene IN the
burth act furnish trio of scenic
atures we'll worth seeing. The
pecialties are also worthy of note
nd their Introduction serves to re-
eve the tense strain of the exciting
lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gushing at
nded the 18th annual reunion of
be New Hampshire Veterans asso.
Sation.1at The Weirs last week.
There were 10000 people there
thursday, and the gathering Of old
oilers was as notable an event a,
inner years. Mr.. Gushing was the
|esident OF his regimental associa.
N, the Ninth New Hampshire,
year. With 20 other students at
mball Union academy he enlisted
Lebanon and only four are now
ing as far as he knows. Fifty-one
rvivors of the Ninth regiment were
esent at the reunion.
Ernest Howes went to Boston
Pnday, where his wife has been i'll
Sonie time, and from there goes
Washington, d. c., to visit his
her. He will be absent two OF
e weeks.
RS. Ellen A. Fairbanks visited
sister, Mrs. F. W. Howes, in
esbury, Mass, last week.
D. Evans Of Hammond, N. Y,
'isitirg his brother, Eugene Ev.
and calling on Woodstock
nds.
A pension Of $Is per month
ssue, from May 10, 1900, has
In granted to Mary Wood, wild.
of Henry Wood of Bridgewater,
I ough John Gilman, attorney.
The state convention of the w. C..