Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-06-29
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kindly to the machine, as cows are
said to do generally, Princess Twi-
light" "Landseer's Matinee" "Prin-
cess Sunset" and other royal mem
bers of the herd showing the great
est satisfaction with it's operation.
One of the herd, too, who has given
much trouble at milking time here
tofore, submits to the new order of
things without the slightest protest.
F. E. Richmond and G.. w. Mar
BILE were among the visitors to the
Rutland horse show this week.
The pupils of the intermediate
room having no absent marks during
the spring term are Roma Allard,
Lao Bourbon, Arthur Bourbon, Bea-
trice Coke, Frank COLI, Marion Ham
ilton, Marjorie Salter, Llewellyn
Spaulding. Fern Stockwell, Marga-
ret Wilder, Marjory Salter and Lew
ellyn Spaulding have not been alb
sent during the year.
X Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Wood at
tondOd tho nAoOtins of tho nlliOd
druggists association held at Mag
nolia, Mass, last week.
Steps toward the permanent or
ganization of a Y. M. G. A. were
taken at meeting held in G.. A. R.
hall Friday evening, June 81, Coun-
ty Secretary Hurd being present. A
committee was appointed with the
following officers: Chairman, Rev.
G. A. Mcdaniel; vice chairman, Har-
old Perkins; secretary, j. A. Pres
colt; treasurer, Ralph English. Work
for the summer months was outlined
and meetings will be held every
Thursday evening from 8 to 8.
o'clock.
Young Earle Howard, son of Frank
Howard of West Woodstock, was at
the depot Friday morning with his
fathers horse unloading some butter
crates. AS he was driving out of the
yard a piece of the harness broke,
the scared horse racing up Pleasant
street with the wagon and Earle
pulling helplessly on the reins. The
shafts were snapped off in dropping
down, and just what held the wagon
and horse together is hard to tell.
Near the square w. S. French, as
sisted by Guy Smith, stopped the
horse after a run, and at some risk
to himself.
Benny Adams, age about Is years,
was arrested Monday on the charge
of stealing ten dollars from George
Hart. In company with another man
he had room at Harris house, and
when the cash was missed suspicion
was directed to him. He is now in
Jail awaiting a hearing.
The auction sale of the stock OF
goods in the store of the late Q. w.
Cox began last Saturday morning,
Auctioneer Pratt presiding. He
opened the sale at 10 A. M. and at
"ten-shall-I-have fifteen!" found buy
ers for brooms, snow shovels, break
fast foods, matches, confectionery
and varied assortment Of articles.
The sale has been going on at inter-
walls all the week.
The meetings held by Mrs. Marga-
ret Assay Hesse and Mrs. r. j. Frego,
under the auspices of the W. @. L
u, on Sunday evening at the Chris
tian church and on Monday evening
at the NJ. E church, were very en-
ioyable and well attended.
The w. G. I. U. lawn party that
was to be held at Mrs. Emma Ad-
ans Friday afternoon was postponed
until today. A team is to start from
Frank Bradley's on High street at
l.3O p m. Ladies please bring cake
and sandwiches.
Children of the Congregational
church, Sunday school enjoyed a days
outing at Dearborn park last Thurs
day.
Woodstock visitors wishing to
spend quiet Fourth of July and
elevate themselves some 1900 feet
above sea level, taking in 100 miles
of scenery, will feel well repaid by
visiting Dearborn park.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Adams and
Mrs. VIM. T. Smith are at the Rich
mond house.
Mrs. Hattie Kingsley Bailey and
son, Van Buren, Bailey, from Grin
nell, Iowa, are visiting at G. B.
Chase's, Mrs. G.. E. Thompson and
friends in the vicinity
Two Woodstock young men, Rich
ard English Vaughan, son of G. II.