Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-10-01

F. S. Billings was in Burlington
Monday.
Mrs. E. +. Doton has been passing
a few days in Franklin, N. II.
DR.. r. M. Tewksbury has gone to
Groton, Mass, to practice dentistry.
Miss Aline w. Boyce is visiting in
Franklin, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Harding
started West Wednesday and will
visit relatives in Illinois and Michi-
gan and will also visit the st. Louis
exposition.
Clarence o. Randall, for sever, l
years a clerk in the postofIice, has
gone to Lynn, Mass, where he has
employment in the General Electric
Co. S works.
Morning and evening services
were held at st. James church
Thursday, the 10th anniversary of
the conservation of the church.
There will be a special commune
cation of Woodstock Lodge, No. 81,
F. and A. NJ, Tuesday evening, Oct.
4, for comforting the first degree.
Joseph Mccarthy, who has been
employed in E. A Spears furniture
store for the past eighteen months,
has a position in the upholstery de-
partment of the car shops at Lyn-
donville.
A coon hunt on Hartland hill
Thursday night enlisted the services
of eight or ten young men. No kill
ing was reported.
Mrs. j. Foster Rhodes went to
Meriden, Conn.,, Thursday. Mr..
Rhodes and Joseph Rhodes started
West Friday and the family will go
to California in few weeks, where
Joseph Rhodes expects to remain.
The Woodstock Electric Co. is
running a wire from the village to
Prof. f. w. Williams place at Lin
coin bridge. The line goes over the
hill to West Woodstock and poles
have been set as far as the Jaquith
place.
The delegates from the local circle
attending the annual convention of
the Kings Daughters, held at Rut-
land this week, were Mrs. D. G.
Sherwin, Mrs. John p. Gilman, and
Mrs. II. p. Clark.
The regular monthly meeting of
George G. Randall Post will be held
at G. A. R. hall today Saturday, at
1.30 p. m. The w. R. G. meets at
3 p. m. at the same place today.
The October meeting of Ottauque-
chez Chapter, D. A. R., will be held
with Mrs. F. H. Dillingham; on Tues
day evening, Oct. 4, at 7.30. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
A. w. Stickney and H. A. Reed of
the Elm strert livery stable have dis
solved partnership by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Stickney buying his part
ner's interest and continuing the
business. All accounts with the
firm are now in Mr.. Stickney's hands
for settlement. The firm has done
an excellent business and the popu-
larity of this well known stable will
mean continued success under Mr..
Stickneys management.
Bishop A. G. A. Hall proposes to
make the following visitations in
this vicinity November l6. We'd
nesday. Springfield; Nov. II, Thurs
day, Windsor; Nov. Is, Friday,
Woodstock; Nov. 20, Sunday, Bethel
and Royalton; Nov. q, Monday.
Randolph and Randolph Center.
The local football men are now in
practice and the team, which has
, weight and experience, promises to
be a good one. Erwin Fraser has
been elected captain and Eugene
Seguin manager. Manager Seguin
expects to arrange for several games
here, beginning Saturday, Oct. 8
, with the Randolph team.
e The neglected condition of the
t new graded school grounds is a re-
proach to the enterprise that erected
| such a handsome building. The
place is not like the lovely picture il
t this paper. 1t is matter OF regre
! and some hard words that thu
G grounds were not put into 81 APP
v before school opened and nj
t attempt to do so is yet apparent. A
Il present time the grounds lool
d more like Siberian "steppee" plu'
o a few old barrels, boards, bricks ant
stones, but snow will make thing
70 more presentable in month or two
q A collision on Pleasant street las
{ Tuesday evening put q couple Q