Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-05-19

batic act were the features Of the per-
formance.
The Country Climb had dance
at Village Hall, Quecheo, last week
Friday evening, this being the last
of its winter series Of entertain
ments.
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employ of the Electric Co., and wife
have removed to Hartford, Conn.
The annual meeting of the w. c..
T. U. was held at Mrs. Canfeld's
Friday afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the w. G.
7. U. of Windsor county will be held
at East Barnard May "A and %. Mrs.
Garfield will deliver an address the
first evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Woodruff and
Miss Woodruff leave for Detroit,
Mich, Monday, where they will
spend about two months.
Elm street has been torn up this
week, the Frank II. Cowen Co. of
Boston, sewer contractors, putting
40 Italians at work Monday. Fri
day night pipe was laid and COW
cred nearly the whole length of the
street.
Announcements were received here
this week of the marriage of Mr..
Fred Leon Hayward of Randolph
and Miss Florence Belle Clifford,
daughter of Mrs. Lila Clifford of
this village, at Tilton, N. H., We'd
nesday, May lG.
The Country Club has completed
the purchase Of the Townsend farm,
the deeds being given on Thursday
Work has been in progress on the
grounds for the past two weeks and
it is expected that the new golf
course will be in use before the
season is far advanced.
Woodstock has experienced all
the changes in week from snow
and fur-coat weather to midsummer
temperature. On Tuesday there
were some indications that winter
had lost it's grip and on Wednesday
j. S. Eaton of the local weather
bureau reported a rise in tempera-
ture to 80 degrees above zero.
Thursdays record was 80, an even
warmer day, as the mercury never
went below a.
DR.. H. G. jackson and DR.. F. T.
Kidder attended the Dist annual
meeting of the White River Medical
society at the Junction Tuesday af-
ternoon, the ladies night and BAN
quet following it. At the business
meeting f. A Smith of Lebanon,
N. H., was elected president, DR..
Jackson, vice-president, and Dr.
Kidder a member of the board OF
censors. The topic discussed was,
"a New Treatment of Pneumonia.
Among the local Odd Fellows at
tending the annual session of the
grand body of the |. 0. O. f. of YER
mont in Burlington this week are L.
A. Spear, A. E, Spaulding, w. B.
Hutchinson, S. f. Warren, George
Warren, e. S. Fay, T. B. Dutton, l..
A. Doubleday, G. j. Cobb, A. B. AL
den, Mrs. Clara Duthoit, Mrs. j. G.
Oliver, Mrs. T. E. Burdett, Mrs. Don
E. Thomas, Miss b. G. Vaughan.
The session was opened Tuesday
morning with departmental council
Of the Patriarchs Militant. At the
business session Col. E. A. Spear
was reelected president, Maj. A. L.
Spaulding secretary, and DR.. F.
Thomas Kidder treasurer.
According to all reports David
Henderson's Comedians, announced
to appear here May "A, is a particu-
larly strong organization. 1t has the
merit also of presenting an entertain
ment which may be regarded as a de-
cided novelty, and one which is fast
gaining hold on popular taste. The
performance consists of one-act plays,
the best and most celebrated, the
presentation rights of which could
be secured by Manager Henderson.
These have been selected from the
plays which have been in the roper
toire of the late Rosina Vokes, the
German Reed company of England
and the Charles Wyndham company
of London. They enjoy the widest
celebrity, but have never been given
in this vicinity, They are comedies
of fine literary merit. with the most
ludicrous and laughable situations,
enlivened by artistic vocal music and
dancing.
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