Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-07-25
LOCAL NOTES

pressed themselves as highly pleased
with the Injun fights, the terrifying
attack on the original peadwood
coach, the acrobats and the bucking
horses. Col. Cody smashed glass
balls from galloping pony with his
old-time skill, but his buffalo hunt
with a toy gun was tanner affair.
One of the wild buifalos had a ring
in it's nose. The football match
pleased the felix's; so did the Battle
of Summit Springs" but the marks
manship was criticised considerably.
Music hall plays have often killed
more people in one act,
b. f. Standish returned from Nal
den, Mass, Saturday, accompanied
by the Misses Mitchell.
Roger Montague is at home from
Worcester, Mass.
Barre is sending good team here
for the ball game today and it is
hoped there will be an encouraging
attendance. Walker, catcher last
season, will play with. the locals to-
day.
William Nelson of Springfield,
Mass, has been visiting his uncle,
Dr. George Holbrook, for ten days.
Mrs. Matilda. Bryant of Stock
bridge, is visiting her niece, Mrs G.
II. Cady. She is SO years of age, but
made part of the trip here by stage.
Fred B. Cady has returned to Fitch
burg, Mass, after visiting his par
ents for a-week.
Mrs. Peter Charon is in Montreal,
where she went for treatment by a
nerve specialist. Mrs, Lena Bassett
accompanied her.
Moses D. King, who has been in a
sanitarium at Danville, N. Y, for six
weeks under treatment for rheuma-
tism, returned home Monday.
The services at st. James church
tomorrow, the Sunday after ST.
James day, win be as follows Holy
Communion at 790 and ll.S0 m,
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 1880
Evening Prayer and Sermon at s p.
m. There will be special music at
both services.
An original pension of $l2 a
month has been granted to Ellie s.
Washhurn, widow OFT r win 0.
Washburn. of Felchville, through
her attorney, John Gilman.
The Rev Father Drouhin left
Tuesday for the Profile House, N. H.,
where he will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f. Bridge of New York, for
the rest of the week.
Recent arrivals at the Inn;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Davis, J. L.
Abbott, Northampton, Mass. Mrs.
e. Downing, Miss L. q. Downing,
Concord, Mass. Mrs, S. E. Eber-
man, Allston, Mass; Miss l. Ellard,
Miss M. A. Truslow, New York;
r. d. Goodwin, Miss F. Z. Good
win, Miss r. Dinsmore, Boston;
Mrs. A. ,Speare, Mrs. l.. r. Speare,
Miss Spearc, Mrs. e. c. Burr, New
ton Center, Mass,
Harold S. Dana has resigned as
treasurer of the Woodstock Electric
Co., and after August lst the COM
pany's Office will be located with that
of the Woodstock Aqueduct Co. in
rooms over the Woodstock National
bank. The Office will be in charge
of Robert p Woods, .cl:rk of the two
companies, who for several years has
been bookkeeper at Cloudland farm,
recently resigning the latter position
All business Of patrons to be trans
acted with either company is to be
done, after August first, at this
office, and Mr.. Woods will be author.
lied to accept and receipt for pay
ments of money.
Miss Lucy Fairbanks, who has been
at Porto Rico the past season, re-
turned home last week,
Miss Mabel Strong is now EN-.
ployed in Jones store. succeeding
Mrs. Carrie Williams. For the past
two years Miss Strong has been book
keeper at g. II. Mass Conservatives
on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chennell have
moved from Miss Fairbanks house
on Central street to W. H. Reeds
house on Ford street.
Tennis opens at the Country club
court next Monday with ladies' sim
giles.
Street Commissioner Staples and
his men are at work widening South