Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-06-03

Eaton's school goes to the orchard
on Rev. ii. L. Canfeld's place, Miss
Margaret Bartlett's to Lockwood's
woods and Miss Clapp's scholars
will go to Mt. Tom.
Rev. and Mrs. H. l.. Garfield will
go to Springfield next Wednesday to
attend the woman's suffrage conven-
ton, and from there go to Chester
to be present at the annual meeting
of the Green Mountain Association
of Universalists.
G. M. White has begun work on
the fair ground track, and will shape
and surface section at a time
making the job complete and the
work progresses. Part of the track
he finds in fair shape, but it is very
uneven and some of it will require
thorough making over.
A hurdy-gurdy came into town
Wednesday and entertained the
street with a weird assortment of
chords, its repertoire including popu-
lar and classical selections. 1t was
drawn by horse and accompanied
by a couple Of men.
Tomorrow is Woodmen's Memorial
Sunday throughout the country, and
Woodstock Camp, No. ll249, will
attend special Memorial service at
the Methodist church in body.
Members will please report at the
Hall Mt 9.45 a. m.
Rev. II. P. Frost, pastor of the
First Methodist church at Evanston,
ILL.,, former pastor here, was seri-
ously injured recently in a runaway
trolley car which was returning
from Lake Forest, suburb of
Evanston. The car was crowded
with people returning from base
ball game, got beyond the control of
the motorman and went over the
bank. Mr.. Frost was badly bruised
and his back was severely wrenched,
but it is not thought his injuries
will be lasting.
Program of the graduating exer-
cises of the class of 1905, Woodstock
High School, at the Congregational
church, Friday afternoon, June 9;
Overture Goddess of Night, sousa
Prayer.
SalutatiOn,
Eugene Charles Wilcox.
Clarinet Solo-Comin' ThrO' the Rye,
Thornton
Address-Tbe School and the Home,
Prof II. II. Horne. Dartmouth College.
Recommendation Dreamland, Atwater
ValedictiOp with Essay-School Atten-
ton to Music,
Lila Emma Reed.
PRESENTATION OF DlplOntS.
Benediction.
CLASS ROLL.
Rachel Montague French,
Ruth Freese Griffin,
Hannah Greene Hadley,
Edith Laura Hoadley,
Roger Howard Montague,
Lila Emma Reed,
Eugene Charles Wilcox.
Glass motto: Lahore ct honore.
Music by the Windsor orchestra.
MEMORIAL. DAY EXERCISES.
The Memorial Day program In
charge Of George G. Randall Post
was we'll carried out, the parade OF
veterans and their escort, a company
of sir knights of Vermont Com
mandery, X. IT,, under Eminent
Commander Marsh 0. Perkins, MAX
ing an excellent appearance. The
veterans received a large contribu-
ton of flowers at the court house,
and from the middle bridge flowers
were cast on the water in memory Of
the sailor dead. Following the
decoration of graves at the River
street cemetery the veterans marched
to Music Hall, where the literary ex-
ercises were held. Rev. H. M.
Springer of Hartford was the orator
and he gave a strong and interesting
address.
Rev. G. A. Mcdaniel sang solo
and Fred G.. Aver recited Lincola's
Gettysburg address.
The Woodstock band led the
parade on the return from the ceme-
terry, being unable to play earlier in
the day on account of the absence of
several men.
New Organ at the Catholic Church.
The Estey Organ Co. of Brattle-
boro installed a new pipe organ IN
the Roman Catholic church this