Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-27

ley of South Woodstock n pasture Of
~ acres on Long Hill for $50.
The Y, w, c. n. Y. will meet with
Miss Lila Reed Monday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
Rev. Wilbur G. Newell has sold to
Il. j. Wells and wife his summer
place, known rs the Oramel Averill
place,
Park Goddard of East Farnham,
p. g., is visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
w. Kendall.
The new High school building
will be open for inspection by the
public Saturday afternoon, Sept .,
after ! o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Clarke go
to Concord, Vt, today to visit Mr..
Clark grandmother, Mrs. Mace, who
is ~ years of age.
Miss Madeline Smith went to New
York Wednesday and will return to
Chicago after weeks visit with her
mother in Tcnally, n. j.
Mrs. Evaline Foster, Mr.. Joyce and
wife of Ashby, Mass, and Miss Mel
lie Foster of New Bedford, Mass,
spent several days with Mrs. Fosters
brother, c. NJ. Perry, last week.
s. b. Whitney of Boston, accom-
panied by Master Leonard Scorgle,
drove to Ludlow Wednesday, where
Mr.. Whitney gave an organ concert
that evening. Thursday evening he
gave a concert in Rutland, Friday
evening in Keene, N, H., and this
evening plays in Bellows Falls.
Stanley E. Fuller, organist of st.
Luke's church, Chelsea, Mass, and
Master Leonard Scorgie of Cam
bridge, Mass, gave delightful con-
cert at the Congregational church
Monday. The attendance was light,
owing to bad weather. The or
can selections and the solos by Mas
ter Scorgie were all especially enjoy
able.
f. A. Luce has sold for $500 his
farm of about ll5 acres, lying both
in Bridgewater and Barnard, to Miss
Laura NJ. Hawkins of Boston, who
will make summer home there.
The farm includes the we'll known
"I.ookout,' which will still be ar-
cessable to visitors. Mr.. Luce will
move to his son Elmer's place and
give possession soon.
Paul Bianchi, of the local fruit
store, has bought the "White" house
on High street extension of b. IL.
Pinney, paying $1,000 for the house,
barn and about an acre of land, Mr..
Bianchi has been occupying the
house for several years.
The annual reunion of the Pinney
family was held at the hall and
grove at plymouth Notch Thurs day
The members of the family attend
ING from Woodstock were Mr.. and
Mrs. b. II. Pinney, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Pinney and children, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper II. Pinney. There were
about one hundred at the gathering
There was a dinner at noon and al
informal program of music, read
ings and recitatims during the day
Mrs. Augustus Morey of Manches'
ter, N. H., has been visiting Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. B. .Taquith and other friends
here and at South Woodstock.
A little over two inches of rail-
fell Saturday and helped to relieve
the local situation considerably.
Telephone wires caused a Sigh
fire in DR.. IIolbrook's house Sunda,
morning. Ii was extinguished witt
a lawn hose. DR.. Holbrook acct
dentally touched a live wire during
the excitement and was knocked
down and stunned for few INC
ments.
, Stephen Townsend, the wei
known Boston singer, and Mrs. Ma
bel Shamrock Farr, gave recital q
the music room of the Inn Thursda
4 evening. Miss lufkin and Mis-
: Hawkins were the accompanies:
$ Mr.. Townsend's voice was heard
good advantage in the several nun
bers and Mrs. Farr's violi
selections, beautifully played, wei