Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-03-26

. Mrs. l.. -, Allen ana family NJ
at the Inn Tor u few weeks.
r Alvin Hatch is quite i'll at hi
home on Central street.
New subscribers to the local tc!e
phone exchange are the Contra
House, Standard office, l.. +. Eaton
residence and &. +, Woods resi-
dence.
| 1t is understood that DR.. II. c
! Jackson OF Norwich is coming t
Woodstock about April /. He is
graduate of Bowdoin college ane
Dartmouth medical college.
About thirty-fve members of Que
chez River Lodge, %. O. f., went
to White River Junction Thursday
evening, where they worked the
Oriental degree on a large number
Of willing candidates. They re-
turned by special train.
Henry Whitcomb and Dan Gear
ing are the busiest sugar-makers in
the country, being actively engaged
in exploiting the orchard on the
Bridge farm. The partners are not
using the sugar house, but have
built an arch in the open and are
reducing the sap of twenty-five to
one hundred trees to syrup in the
old-fashioned way. They expect to
make considerable quantity Of
high grade syrup.
The Kedron at the jail bridge is
still used to some extent as a dump
ing ground for tin can, and other
garbage, some OF which the current
carries short distance, and then
leaves it to beautily the banks here
and the,e. The rubbish in the
stream above the bridge, however,
is not likely to be a fixture after
spring cleaning begins.
Ottauquechee Chapter, No. Fl, r.
A. NJ, elected these officers at the
annual convocaton, held Tuesday
evening: George H. Mass, high
priest; George Aitken, king; George
II. Mellish, scribe; A. l.. Wood,
treasurer; F. b. Wood, secretary
c. II. Montague, captain of the host
F. r. Jewett, principal sojourner;
Fl. P. Clark, royal arch captain; Is.
F. Van Nliet, master of third vail
|. Clinton Mower, master of second
vail; f. B. How es, master of first
vail; II. {. Gushing, w. S. Hewitt,
stewards; Rev. c. r. Partridge,
S. {. White, tyler.
NJ. A. Dickinson, proprietor OF
the New Park Hotel for the past
two years, has leased the Central |
House and will open it for business
next Monday. He has been sue
cesstul manager at the New Park
and in his new place he can conf
IDENTITY expect good share of public
patronage. The Central House is
we'll fitted with up-to-date furnish.
nne n~I tha nAu, Hardlnrd viii \ -
,ble to take excellent care of his
guests.
William Gobie, son of Peter Co
bic, a student at Tufts dental college,
was seriously injured one day last
week h. tho oSploe;an- OF v,.lcan-
ger. His eyes were badly burned,
md the first report received by his
relatives here was that he was likely
20 lose his sight entirely. Thurs
lay OF this week word came from
he Boston hospital to which he was
aiken that he was getting along we'll
and that his attending physician was
confident of complete recovery.
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday, and
The SERVICES at St. James church are
he holy communion at 9.45, morn
ing prayer at 1890, with distribution
ot palms, and evening prayer at 5.
Easter comes next Sunday, and
services are early celebration of the
Eucharist at 7.3o, morning prayer
md the holy communion at 1890
md evensong at 5. The boy choir
sings at all Sunday evening services
now.