Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-07-16

Mrs. Mary q. Pratt of Brooklyl
is visiting Mrs. 7. O. Seaver.
Mr., and Mrs. c. r. Cummings o
White River Junction were in tow
over Sunday.
&. f. Eddy of Stowe is now tn,
owner of both OF the creamerie.
here, having bought the Maple
creamery few days ago.
Roger c. Griffin, who has wor
high honors throughout his college
course, graduated at Harvard thi!
year and is at home for the summer
Miss Bernice Fraser is at home
from Waitsiicld.
Mrs. Horace Townsend of North
Cambridge, Mass, is visiting hen
son, A. II. Townsend.
Mrs. Mary {. Griffin and daush.
ter were called to Burlington
from Cambridge, where they were
o,t.rI;,.r commencement exercises
at Harvard, by the death of Mrs.
Gritfin's mother. Tmean war.
Saturday, Miss Castle acc,ervative
them.
In behalf of the summer visitors
and others, Il citizen asks why the
village doesn't have street signs.
There is nothing whatever now to
serve as a guide, and the suggestion
seems to be a good one.
DR.. Sheldon S. S. Campbell of
Granville, Mass, arrived at DR.. w.
II. Cory's Friday, and with Mrs.
Campbell will go Monday to Mont
real and Lake Champlain.
Miss Doris Wardwell entertained
Il number of her young friends last
week Friday, her twelfth birthday.
Beet has taken rise in the local
mail ets, though there is only a small
advance vet, the trouble heing due
to the strike OF the beet. cutters in
the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Washhurne
of New York have taken b. F.
house on Pleasant street
for the summer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
ac now with Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Chandler on High street.
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard of Brooklyn,
N. V, will otficiate at the morning
and evening services at St. James
church tomorrow. The rector,
Rev. c. II. Wells, is away for two
weeks.
F. P. Marsh is taking vacation
OF two weeks, his annual outing,
from w. ]. Boyce & Co.'S store.
ni,. ..,d si,s. II. w ID S.~;th
took IL carriage drive the first OF the
week. going to Randolph and Mont
pelie,, and returning by way OF
WalIingtord.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Foster and
daughter and Mrs. Corning, Mrs.
Fosters sister, and three children,
of Lynn, Mass, are at w. ID. Fos-
te,'s.
Mrs. ]. L. Anshony, who was
thrown from carriage last week
when her horse met an AUTOMOBILE
was quite badly hurt and has no use
of her left arm.
II. II. Daniels has bought the
Richmond lot, leading from Lincoln
street toward High street, for 5 200,
and it is said intends to erect several
cottages there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Putnam and
two sons of Winchendon, Mass.
are at |. ii. Whitcomb's. Mr.. Put
nam brings Il Wint'n touring car anc
will remain here for about month
Rev. E. A. Bishop, D. d., OF
Montpelier, principal of Montpelier
Seminary, will preach in the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning
at 10. 80 o'clock and will deliver
lecture on education in the same
place at I: 80 p. M.
Harold McCollom. son of DR.
William McCollom, is visiting here
for Il few weeks. He is graduate
of Columbia College, where he tool
honors.
BY far the most pretentions offer
ing at the Music Hall, July 20, il
the engagement of Corberly ant
Booker's coterie of farceurs in "Tht
Town Gossip 1t is full of tune
tul, catchy music, melodies which
are invariably wbistled after a per
Torrance, the dialogue is bright ant
the situations ludicrous. Harry
Booker is a versatile comedian and
as James Barton, has established ;
new reputation for himself. Prices,
IS, IS and 50.