Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-06
News OF Woodstock

Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Sabin Of
B,ookline, Mass, are at the Inn.
The Woodstock Military Band
ave another enjoyable concert in
| be park Tuesday evening, the num-
err, including Il clarinet solo by
Director II. G. Davis and cornet
olo by Clarence Day. These con-
ets attract large audiences and the
and's Improvement should bring t."
some substantial support.
The Univcrsalist church will be
osed du,ing the month of August,
m account OF the pastors vacation.
services will be resumed the first
unday in September.
The public library still suffers oc-
Aionally from the mutations of
Ioks and magazines, and there have
cen one or two instances of the
ind recently. Abuse of the priri-
ges of the library is a serious thing
nd all patrons are occasionally
made to suffer through the acts OF a
ew undesirable visitors.
A Washington dispatch says: In
he adjustment of the salaries of r''-
al carriers in the postal service il
las been decided that all carriers
bpo,.Ated prior to "ne 30, 1894,
ho are entitled to the maximum
az of 5000 under the rules which
Werned the establishment of routes
that time, shall receive the maxi
Inm pay OF $500, but that the
E&hle which became effective
AvI, 1904, and recently announced
aIl prevail in fixing the cOmpen
.ion of all carriers appointed since
me 80.
Rev. DR.. S. F. Jones of Hanover
i'll preach at the Congregations
Iurch tomorrow morning.
Harry Baker, accompanied b,
scar Sunburv of Pomiret. started
Los Angeles, CAL. Wednesday
hopes of improving his health.
Woodstock plays Bethel on Val
ed this afternoon.
II. ]. Woods Of Boston is viSitin,
relatives here and in Bridge
ser.
Arrivals at the Inn:
H. II. Harper, Miss Dewitt, r
Goodwin, Miss Ruth G. Dins
ore, Boston; G. r. Farlee, r. d
lrlee. Mrs. c. r. Bement, Mis-
t'ment, Mrs. ]. l.. Lockwood, NJ,
Pd Mrs. Wilson Hcaton, Mrs. |. L
eynolds, Mrs. $. A. Goldschmidi
wv York; Miss Ann w. Pierce
rs. Joseph w. Pierce, Mrs. VIM
Pierce. Portsmouth, N. H.; MI
ld Mrs. {. ". Sabin, Mr.. an
rs. Albert Mason, Miss Marth
ason. Brookline, Mass. MIR. ant
rs. X. X Howard, Detroit; Mr.
q. Myers, Miss Alice Myer
ewton Center, Mass; Mis-. +. 4
heney, Miss E. w. Cheney, S
atharine, Ontario; Mr.. an
IRIS. S. b. Chase, Misses Louise
encvieve and Florence Chase, Fa
liver; Miss E. NJ. Brown, Ne,
ondon; Mrs. !. II. Cook, Brool
/ n; s. d. Davis, Philadelphia.
!, Recent arrivals at the New PARK
H. S. Harwood, DR.. and Mrs.
Stoddard, Boston; Eugene Ave
!, Lynn, Mass. l. l.. Perry, /
Tucker, Melrose, Mass; \
! Russ, Franklin, N. H.; w. I
y ewton. Buffalo, N. Y; Miss {.
4 etcalf, Boston; P. M. Crane, Ne
y ork city; Rev. and Mrs. Walt
Prdan, Miss Eleanor B. Jordan al
b aster Francis Jordan, Philadt
!, ria; Miss Louise Morris, Monso
s ass.
G. F. Robinson and w. II. A
d pitt, dealers in -four and grain, ha
N ssolved partnership, and MIR. Ro
son will continue the business.
John w, Boyd OF Pomiret, W
\ as been well known in this sectl
! a cattle buyer for several yea
ed at the Hanover On. H.) hosl
Wednesday forenoon of locks
sul,ing from a broken arm. |
e'her, Mrs. Thomas Boyd, ant
sher, Eugene, survive him. I
fsnl service was held Friday at
oasin Pomfret.