Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13

w. III, W anu 10 " y, m, Residence NO.
II Union street. Night calls received at
office. Telephone connection.
Miss Belicn of Scranton, Penn, is
at W. II. Ii. Moorc's.
+. S. Billings is confined to the
house with rheumatism in one eye.
Miss Bates Of Boston is the guest
of Mrs. O, y. Marsh.
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Lawson OF
Kansas City are the guests of Miss
Haskell.
Mr. and Mrs Warren c. French
and daughter Ellen of New York
are at Mrs. W. &. French's.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. V. Page of Brook
line, Mass, are at their summer col
tagc ON Mountain avenue.
Ilalstead W. Fairbanks, who has
been with +. II. Gillingham for some
years, has given up his position and
is at present in the employ of the
Woodstock Electric Co..
Mrs. H. l.. Garfield and son lIu-
bert, who have been in Akron, Ohio,
for some weeks, arrived home ON
Wednesday, returning by way of the
Lakes.
Next Tuesday, Aug. lG, is Ben
nnglm ba1Ile day, and most OF the
stores will be closed. At 10 Il. IN.
there will be ball game between
teams fr'm the fire department, and
at 3 o'clock the Woodstock team will
play the Windsors.
Mrs. G.. II. Dickinson of New York
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Holmes of Bellows
Falls were the guests of Mrs. W. l..
Wood few days this week.
Lewis Anderson of Skowbegan,
Maine, went to Lakeport \. H.,
after spending a few days at A. +.
Fullers.
Rev. Mr.. Flagg of Aerrimac, Mass,
will preach in the Congregational
church tomorrow morning
Mrs. f. w. B. Smith is visiting in
Wallinglord.
Miss Marjorie +. Dana of New
York arrived at the Inn Thursday
There is very little water in the
river and smaller streams in this Vi
entity, the occasional showers lately
not having affected them to any
extent. The Aqucduct
company reports the reservoir as
quite low. and its patrons are warned
to avoid wasting water. Marbles
mill, however, has had plenty of
water thus far to do its work and it
is not learned that any wheels along
the river have been stopped for lack
of it,
George w. Spaulding of Gardner,
Mass, has been the guest of Selden
G.. White for IA week and with Mr.
White made his annual fishing Up.
They fishr,l in the upper Ottauquc-
chez and other streams, but on ac-
count of the low water found trout
shy and hard to hook, but pulled ont
a couple weighing pound apiece.
The Lorne Elwyn company has
been playing to good audiences at
Music hall this week, opening Tues
day evening with Crossroads of
Crime" The company gives. an en-
cellent popular price entertainment,
the musical and dancing specialties,
illustrated songs and acrobatic work
filling out a good summer evenings
show. The bill this afternoon is
"Cinderella," and this evening Il
sensational drama of western life,
"Jesse James" will be presented.
g. W. Marble is planning to equip
his mills with a lot Of up-to-date ma
chinerv to meet the demands of his
business. Among other things he
will install five new chain elevators,
an improvement upon those he now
has in use; steel grinder, which it
is said will grind 100 pounds OF
corn minute, and two new sifters.
There will probably be some repairs
made in the mill when the new ma
chinery is put in, and the mill will
then be well prepared to handle all
the business brought to it Mr.. Mar
bic also states that he will soon be-
gin to fit up the old repair shop and
picker room, a part Of the old fac
tory building. A new roof will be
put on and new floors laid, this
space being already taken for use as
a carriage shop.
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