Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-03-12
Z. c. Dana is in Newark, N. j..

II. b. Hutchinson, former resi-
dent, is with Elliot Brooks for
short time,
Miss Bessie Taylor went to Wind
sor Friday 20 see her grandfather
y. L. Taylor, who is quite i'll.
Miss Maud Munger was callec
to Windsor Friday by the illness OF
her father.
The Country Club held yer, sue
ccssiul bundle card party at the
Club House on Thursday evening.
Miss Leila Kneen sails today (Sat-
urday) from San Francisco for
Honolulu, Hawaii, with the Ray
mond & Whitcomb tour party.
Miss Mack of Canton, n. v, is
at Mrs, E. b. Mack's, being sum.
moned here by the death OF her
brother, DR.. Mack.
Leon Bow, of local laundry fame,
attended the banquet given in Bos-
ton this week in honor of Miss kang
Hong BAG, the young Chinese re-
former.
Through the efforts and agitata-
ton of the improvement Society the
Trustees have secured dumping
ground for the village, the site be-
ing on Mr.. c. M. Perry's farm
Miss Maudc Richardson was en-
tcrtained BY party OF her friends
on Thursday of this week, the occa
sion heing her birthday.
Mrs. L. o. Seavcr returned from
Pittsburg last week, where she has
been spending some weeks with her
son Kenneth.
6. /. Wilcox has sold to W. A.
Osmer of Taftsville the house and
buildings on the Hewitt place, to-
gether with Il small portion of the
farm on the Hartland hill road.
The consideration was $4,000. MIR.
Wilcox reserves the balance of the
farm.
The D. A. II. held an interesting
and instructive entertainment at the
home Of Mrs. b. H. Pinney Thurs
day evening. The program con.
sisted of papers read, "Plvmouth
Old and New" Mrs. Slack; poem,
"Lovers' Errand," Longfclow, Miss
Hapgnod; "Govcrnor Winthrop"
Mrs, Pinney; "Courtship and Mar
riage i'll Puritan Days" Mrs. Gilling-
ham,. "king Charles l." Mrs.
Vaughan.
Hon. pcrcival w. Clement OF
Rutland will speak in the Gates
Opera house, White River Junction,
Friday evening, March 18th. 1t is
presumed that his address will fol-
dow the general drift Of the '~'''~'
public speeches he has made this
season, and I've mainly devoted to
the subjects of economy in state ex.
penditures and an improved road
system in Nernrumt.
The "Way Down South" COM
pany became stranded in Bethel Sat.
ur,lay, Feb. 20. They pla! ed in the
town hall Friday evening, and the
ticket sales were taken by parties
from Woodstock, leaving the nine
members of the company almost
penniless. kind-hearted residents Of
Bethel put up enough money to see
them through the day, and Saturday
evening they played again to Il $I4
house and lett on the Saturday night
train for their home. Most of the
party hailed from Manchester N. II.
AT the fourth quarterly confer
ence, held in the vestry of the Meth.
odist church Saturday evening,
March 5th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing confer.
ence year: Stewards, &. w. Say !
ward, Zenas Adams. Henry Car
penter, S. F. Warren, l.. II. Hud-
son, Otto Yuncker, ]. E. Leonard,
o. II. Waite, w. O. Sawyer, Ar
thur D. Rowland, J. u. Anthony,
w. Fl. Abbott; treasurer, O. II.
Waite; recording steward, Otto
Yuncker; district steward, G. w.
Sayward; lay delegate to Vermont
conference, G. w. Sayward; finance
committee, l.. H. Hudson, J. E.
Leonard, w. II. Abbott; commit
tee on minister, J. E. Leonard, &.
w. Savwart, Otto Yuncker; COM
mittee on parsonage and furniture,
G. W. Sayward, l.. III. HUDSON,
Otto Yuncker, president executive
committee of the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety; committee on care of church,
S. F. Warren, l.. H. Hudson, Henry
Carpenter. Presiding Elder w. M.
Newton was present and had cha, ge
of the conference and preached at
1890 Sunday morning.