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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-09-07
Woodstock 8, Ludlow 4.

The Ludlow team, led by ICY
Young" fell again before the Wood
stock batsmen Saturday in fairly
close game. Cy and his handy bunch
of players looked good for a few
innings, but after gathering three
runs in the second they were BANKED
until until the eighth, when they got
one more man home.
The features of the game were
Felton's catch in the third, DAVIS
long hit, which drove in two men
and landed him on second; Il clean
uluff OF Uniac's fly by Ludlow'S
righ fielder, spectacular put out at
homeland Cy's red, white, blue,
black and striped uniform. 1t was
heard all over the works, and caught
the crowd, all right.
Dumas, the first man up, faced
the uniform without fiinching and
nix safely Cy f""'bl"d Walkers
bunt, and a long distance wallop by
Davis scored them both.
1t was Kelly'S batting day, and he
was a procession himself in his con-
tinued occupation of the bases.
Cy pitched very good game for
the visitors, but his continued kick
ing (another feature) gave color to
the rumor that he'd been playing
against teams that bit at his high
ones. They're not all called strikes
in Woodstock.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

Mail trains arrive 7.O5 a, M, 1928 p. m.
bio p. IN.
Mail trains leave $50 and 1880 a. M,
$50 p. III.
Bridgewater, Rutland and Ludlow stages
leave d. 90 "a. M. and 800 p. m.
South Woodstock. 800 p. m.
Barnard and Bethel, 6 10 IL. III.
n.....l f-aa dalivarv routes leave ut 7.3O
u. IN.
MAILS CLOSE-For early stages $50
\ y. IN. Later mails, 10. 90 "a, M, 800 p. M.
Office Hours-G3 80 a. IN. to sop. m.
Suntlay-12 to p. m.
Sunday mail in 10 a. M; ont 1870 "a. M,
10 p. M,
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. M.
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proving otter his recent severe i'll
ness, and Mrs. Spear, are at Lake
Placid, N. Y, for two weeks,
A hard shower ended the long dry
season Monday afternoon and rain
fell with occasional intermissions un-
til Thursday forenoon, over two and
three-quarters inches falling, accord
ing to Weather Observer Gearing.
1t came too late to help the gardens
and farm crops, but brought the
water supply up to the safety point
again, and motors were turned on
early Thursday morning.
George w. Brownells steam auto
mobile was badly damaged Saturday
evening, the machine catching fire
while ON the road in Barnard. His
father, w. H. Brownell, was running
it at the time of the accident.
Rev. E. G. Drouhin went to Boston
Monday to attend the funeral SER
vices of Archbishop Williams.
Most of the church collections for
the Mary Hitchcock hospital at Han
over will be taken on Sunday, Sept.
s. Woodstock so often depends upon
this hospital for the care of the sick
and the injured that she should
freely give to its support. Charles
H. Chapman viii again be the treas
urer of the local fund.
Mrs. H. p. Clark and two sons
have returned from Scituate, Mass,
There will be an interesting meet
ing held in the Christian church
Sunday evening at 7,30. An address
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Hayes
of Windsor, who was a delegate to
the Young Peoples Missionary Con-
ference at Silver Bay. The Congre-
gational church will join in the meet
ing and special music will be a fea-
ture. The public is cordially invited
to this service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moody OF
Lawrence, Mass, are visiting rela-
tives at the Dearborn homestead this
week.
Mrs. Harold French and children
of Dorchester, Mass, are guests at j.
R. Murdock's for a short time.
"Way Down East" at Music hall,
Saturday evening, Sept. IA. Seats
on sale at Morgan's Wednesday,
Sept. IL. Prices, 80, so, IS and
$1.0O.
Mrs. Harold E. Payne is visiting
relatives in Lakeport, N. H.
W. S. Hewitt, Col. T. S. Billings,
DR.. F. T. Kidder and H. G. Gushing
attended the Vermont Fish and
Game league meeting at Hotel Cham
plain, Bluff Point, Friday, DR.. Kid
der attended meeting of the state
board of health at Burlington Thurs
day evening.
Miss Margaret Bartlett went to
Rnrlingtnn Thursday WHARF she will
teach in the graded school the com
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Woodruff and
Miss Woodruff were at Lake Suna-
pee, N. H., few days last week.
Mrs. Chapman-Fisk and party Of
Plainfeld, N j. are at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sayward and
child of Mount Vernon, N Y, are at
G. w. Sayward's. Mr.. Sayward will
sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool
Sept. 81, returning early in January.
Mrs. Sayward will remain here dur
ing his absence. Mr. Sayward, who
has been with McKim, Mead &
White, architects, of New York, for
some years, and who enjoys the
highest confidence and esteems of
the firm, is sent abroad by his en-
ployers to take a course at the Am
erican Academy of Arts in Rome, Of
which Mr.. McKim is the founder.
He will also visit London and Paris
in the interest of his architectural
studies, but will spend the most of
his time in Rome.
BOYCE-HAZEN.
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n..,,.b. >,Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
'''1 '.f ZzHAzI1I

The Lowell Scale works of Low
ell, Mass, have made arrangements
to locate in Brattleboro, utilizing the
Williams factory, formerly a car
rage shop.
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Struck out, by Wyatt O. by Fisher 8; bases on
balls, by Wyatt I, by Fisher 4; wild pitches by
Fisher !; twO.6asc hat, Jacobs; double play, ia
cObs unAssistcd. Umpire, Mower.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-09-07

Struck out by Young s, by Wyatt Bases on
balls IF Young 2, of yatt g. 2bSse hits, Davis
Walsh. Passed Ball, LawlOr; sSeraace BITS
Walker, Davis. Wyatt Hit by ball. Barton Dou'
HE NAV. Kelley, Bart. n, Davis Stolen blses,
Dumas, Walker, Kelley s. Lynch, Young, Reed ..
TTn,nire Moore Time l hour, 10 minutes.
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According to the register of the
Bennington Battle monument over
5000 made the ascent in the first IS
days of August, an average OF I25 a
day.
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MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL
Exhibit of Work Closes Success
full Ten weeks Session.


The manual training school in
charge of l.. W. Wahlstrom, instruc-
tor in the School of Ethical Culture,
of New York city, closed a very sue
cessful session of ten weeks last Sat
urday with an interesting exhibit OF
the work of the pupils. This is the
second year of the school in Wood
stock, and the seasons work shows a
distinct advance in carpentry and
construction in the various classes,
which included all ages, beginning
with children not much taller than
the bench tops.
More than two hundred and fifty
people attended Saturdays exhibit
ton, and their interest is matter OF
much satisfaction to the promoters
of the school.
One hundred and forty-seven pu-
pills were enrolled this year and there
has been an average attendance of 80
to 100 each week.
The farm boys class, with an en-
rollment eff 80, has been well attend
ed, averaging Is to 20 a week. These
pupils from a distance-several COM
ing seven miles-have done much
practical work, and the fact that they
are given the time during a busy
season on the farm shows that their
parents appreciate the useful charac-
ter of the instruction they received.
Among the pieces made by this class
were a bee hive, row boats, work
bench and tool boxes.
The village children were divided
into four classes-one for girls, two
for boys and one composed OF boys
and girls inst above the kindergar-
ten age. The work of the older
classes included tables of all sizes,
plant stands, sewing screens, medl-
cine cases, book cases, porch settees
and writing desks. Conspicuous,
too, was a roomy and well-made dog
kennel, and the boats were strong
aud sAaluanthy " graft
The younger pupils showed doll
furniture and other toys, the small
but industrious hands making a very
interesting display.
There were two classes for adults,
both men and women, one meeting
Friday afternoons and the other two
evenings a week. Some of them knew
little of carpentry when they began,
but their work showed many work.
manlike qualities, care and quickly
developed skill. A large colonial
settle, tables and wall cabinets were
some of the notable pieces shown.
The work has had an especial fasci-
nation for the ladies, who say they
found rest in this relaxation from
their household duties.
The students have been induced
to plan and execute with as little as
sistance as possible, this self-depend-
ence having had it's good result in
the development of the mind, eye
and hand of the pupils.
The pupils have built several model
bridges and were also taught how to
test these miniature structures.
The class in mechanical drawing
has been in charge of Rev. Q. s.
Lewis, text book instruction being
followed in this study and in the
solution of simple problems Supt
Locke of the Rutland schools, where
they are introducing manual train
ing, visited the school recently, and
pupil made for him a working plan
of one of the work benches i'll us'
here.
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NOtice.

On and after Sept. /, 1907, Westerdale
Farm will ask six cents per quart for milk.
not deliver milk to village customers.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, JR.
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THE SCORE.

Struck out, by Shaw 1, by Reed 8; bases on bail
off shaw 8, of Reed I; two.base hits, Jacobs, Ba
ton double play, Walker. Dumas Kelley. Umpire
HnHh: time, LII, 9bm.
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liz CAL, WHITE
Notice to taxpayers.

The Tax Bills for Town, Highway and
School Taxes ON th, 1907 Grand List of
Woodstock, Vernon, have been delivered
to me for collec ion and taxpayers are
called upon to pay heir respective taxes
within ninety day ..om date Cby Oct. 1st,
1900.
The deduction pr ided by law will be
allowed on taxes palu turing that time.
Taxes not SO paid Nh he collected by the
Constable with costs.
l will receive at my Office every day. and
after September 1st till eight O'Clock We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings
+. @. SOUTHGATE,
Town Treasurer,
Woodstock, VT, July 8, 1907.
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The village Of Fair Haven has
voted the sum of $4,000 to increase
its water supply.
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WINTER CLASSES.

1t is now planned to continue
three classes during the winter in
the same building One class, under
Rev. G. S. Lewis, for boys under IA
years, will meet Saturday mornings.
Another class, open to adults and
boys over IA years, will meet one or
two evenings a week and will be in
charge of George r. Winslow. This
class will be in the nature of car
pentry club, where those who find
pleasure in the use of tools can have
a place to work together.
A class in mechanical drawing will
meet one evening a week and will be
in charge of Rev. Mr. Lewis.
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If stormy the next fair day
GOLF AT THE COUNTRY CLUB

The Campbell cup, play for which
has been in progress for some time,
was won by DR.. G. L. Dana. 1t
was presented by Mr.. w. N. Camp
bell and has to be won thee times
before it becomes the property Of
the player.
The scores -
Handicap Net
c. l.. Dana
43, As, 81, 45-1S7 4 1888
G. 6. Ely
81, 81, s., 49-ao9 "a 1856
E. D. Faulkner
IS, 81, a, 52-2o2 10 1856
Dr.. A. N. Logan
S., So, SO, $3.50 81 I8S
J. c. Dana
ST. 50, 4S, 46-aor 10 l9r
J. French -
4S, 81, 81, 47-I9S 4 1874
w. N. Campbell
81, S., So, 53-2IS "a 1874
w. S. Hewitt
81, 50, IS, 6I-a36 SO zoe
The Bogey cup, which was played
for during the week Of August 2o-3I,
was won by Mr.. Burrows, who was
only tour down to the Colonel If
the IS holes. The Labor Day cur
was won by Mr.. Simmons.
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BASE BALL.

Woodstock Team Wins the Last
Five Straight Games and Closes
the Season.
The Woodstock base ball team
closed a winning season Monday, de-
feating Barre twice that day and with
a record of only three games lost.
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Annual Meeting of the
Woodstock Railway
Company.

Tho StockhnIders of tho Wa~slstouI, rtTI-
1ssS 0Umpany are hereby notified to meet
at the office of the e.president, Mr., f.
s. Mackenzie, in Woodstock, on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of September, 1907. tit
ut nine o'clock in the forenoon for the
following purposes:
First, TO elect Directors for the year en-
suing;
Second, To do any other proper business.
j. G. PORTER, Clerk.
Woodstock, Vt, Aug. 80, 1907.
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Sine GeItaabe.

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brin9en.
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6amburg geihrieben unb in unges
mein aeihtdter @eiie neiB uns Der
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ben uro meiB ielbit fir Ole anfbeis
reno unintereffanteiten @eoenitGnoe
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nit elmer itarfen Intiqua.S 6rift Qes
orudt uno ourh cine Reibe gang nDr.
aiialiber 9i9toruds Biloer iauItrirt.
Da 9iebt e8 Gniibten bon ben 3as
iiten, Salons uno Treppenb6ulern
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aus Normeeen uno Dem Orient, Bill
Der DDn ben oroBartigen gtablihe.
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uno TO manbes anoere Bilohen,
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Shrift DDrnebmiten StiIs, BET bee
Die 6etlames Nbiiht pplftdnoia bin
ter benz 8ert oes @ebotenen suriiGa
fritt.
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Sn Wanbeim in Bennfplua.
MEN tpur0e am 9. SUM- iene8 Roiens
feit beaangen. oas betanntlih bic
@%rlrnerung an cine aus benz Is.
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gel. oer lutberiihen BiDnss Gemeinoe
oas 8runofti6, auf ueldem lire
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oingung. oaB inn iGbrli1 i'm SUM-
auf Werlangen cine r0te Stole gelies
fert meroen miife. 2meimal nuroe
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2ancafter gebalter unb bic Stole r,atns
BrDfefiOr @ge aus Wehanicsbura,
elm WahtDmnse oes 8arDus Stieoel
i'm finften 8liebe, %entaeaen.
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sett aber so Sabren.

idon nuroe Wsrs. 8ins[pu's SoU.
thing 5prup BON WiniDnen bon
Wiittera beim 8abnen Der &inoer
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8elt gu boben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaide. &auft nihts onoeres, oIs
Mira. BinsIDua G0Dthinn Snruu.
@arantiert uuter Der 5oDo ano
Drugs Mtte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial.
Drummer 1895.
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WDD6 OroinnrB 1917 Cts; 2Dru Mibb.
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pee gentner.
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yYte IN ptesY

ggtr bieten einbanoert Dollars 1gelobuuna fRr lee
ben Gaa bon Ratarrb, oer nt9t llbur6 Gianebmen
lam.
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Is Vents fAr Die Glai@e. 9ertaaft bon alien @pos
tbetern.
Rebmt 6O0's Gamilien =giaen fir gerfopfuue.
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sstua's D @snrg onuanu i. etaarre.
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sic maatfthe No. 8.

@e0. 5. Barris. geoar @rDpe,
We., ihreibt: @ahoem ih lanae an
Xeber uno Aieren selitier, uno an
6eilung amelfelte, rtabtt i'd Electric
Bitters uno bin jebt elm eeiunoer
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grleihteruna unb SEQ. 3 ftelte MIDI
mieoer Der. Breis so Gents. Blu
baben bel 90. DreiB uno Sc. @obn
& 60.
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Dos geridt in mobrih m,

iiber Die Nuardiltsn RotenS, S(aria,
Serrer uno Wnoere, melhe Der Be.
tetltguna an benz Ittentat anaetlaat
tuarer. ons auf ben R1nig unb feline
iunge Trau aeiaa@t muroe. oils lie
nah ibrer 9rauuna BON Der Stride
tamen, oaS nrteil ausgelprpGen.
Natens uno Slaria erhielten Sober
rteu1 Sabre @efdnanis, bic anoern
tunroen freiaeiprDhen. Wan lit iiber
oas miloe urteif aqaenein eritnunt.
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Nr6iihent 2e[nnn INN Sir

PIUIEUCHI OeIUUU Jun JtIIUCu'
qua Dat bic Grtldrung erlaiien. ooB
&c uno feline &egierung nidtS NIT
Der HeuDlution in Gan Salpao0r au
tun batten, oaB Die &enplutipnare
niGt BON Ricaraaua unteritlbt MIR.
ben uno Dab iie oas 8anpnenboot.
auf benz ite nab San Salpaoor ges
fobren waren, geitoblen bitten.
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Gan MntDnip..1 - Stunt l9I
Sieb Marft.

Sun @ntonip, II. Stunt 1902.
Shien $500 bis 1875 per 100 gfb.
&dhe $500 bis $500.
9uGen unb .Stags", $l.76 bis. $500.
S6brlinge $3.50 BIS $500.
8alber $3.50 Bis $500.
Shafe $3.50 BIS 81 10.
8iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
Shmeine $3.50 Biz $500
ct. 9onts. II. Stunt. Sin hpieh
NotioeS $500 Bis $3.50. -Eeras . 8ieE
$$2.65 Bis $500.
Sehueine $50 Bis $685..
gDnis. per gfh............9-1oA. gts.
-.........
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Increased The Deposits Yes
tsrday by The Sum Of
$l5Ga00O
INTEREST ACCOUNT INCREAS[t
-
1t is Believed that she Federal Treas
ury Noting sha Disturbance
in cotham's Money Market
Has Come to Rescue.

Washington March 28-Tho fed
arl treasury lis going to the aid Oh
Wall street again.
Secretary Of The Treasury George
3. Cor,eiyou today announced that
duder tne adviaemen, OF other mon.
oers OF the cabinet and the pres.
lent. he had cou, nided to ncroas
me deposits Of the government tC
ne extent OF fifteen million dollar
]iso adding to the interest bomiua
account "miuion dollars addition.
% the deposits
This staemeat from The secretary
is 4clieved 10 be due 10 the panic
"a financial and other business cil
les in New York as is evidenced
by the continual tamolins Of the
Darkels wit6in the last tea days.
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MEMBERS NAMED
ON THE BOARD
-
Prominent New York8rs 10
Pass Upon Sanity Of
Plltsburg Millionaire
Decision Of Judge Fitzgerald a Sc.
we're Jolt TO the Defense But
Thaw's Attorneys Believe
He WiH Fare Well

York, March 26.--i3arry Is.
Thaw. tne slayer OF Stanford "hit'
NalI have to tace lunaey comml-
SION
This was tae decision OF Jus1c
tzgesald. The trial Judge in h~
case, VINO ior nine weeks has bee
aesotng his time to i. AT the laa
session, which was held last hfiia ~
Dstrict Attorney Jerome blo,hc
ta. .taer proceedings WIN NOV s
3or tae Appointment OF cohlAsoio-.
e enquire into the sanity OF Hafls
haw Inc motion Was 7ooe-'5
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PAYING EXTENDED
Up UNION STREET
City Force Now Engaged in Compet
ing the Work, Making All of
Union Now Paved

The dea'heIA&e5f public works
Of the city, yesterday began tn,
work Of extending the paving Oh
Union street up to the new court
house in Magnolia square.
The appropriation for this work
as passed only few meetings ago
and the rapidity with which it is
reing carried out Is commendable
The proposed new paving win make
enc Of the handsomest streets in the
city since 1t viii commence at the
southern boulevard, extending
through First avenue. theSce Union
ard finally up to the splendid new
temple Of justice now in course OF
construction
The work progressed at rapid
rate yesterday and viii probably be
completed by tomorrow night.