Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-12-04

mimic and whistler, under the Wind
sor County Y. M. G. A, Mr.. Avis
has an unusual gift OF initiating the
songs of the wild birds, and his
interpretations of the music of the
forest and field choirs was quite "a
revelation to his hearers. Robins
threshers, bobolinks and score oil
others were there on the stage, and
many were unseasonably present as
If the calendar had been reversed
just for the occasion. The bird
songs and calls were remarkably
true, while stereopticon views and
pictures of birds added interest to
the program and helped to compleee
the illusion.
Jacob Livingstone expects to
return to his store this week after
being disabled for a month or more
with a sprained ankle.
William s. Wardwell spent Thanks
giving with his son, remaining here
a few days.
Mrs. Gratia Davidson of Newfane,
State President of the w. G. L. u,
will speak at union service Sum
day evening at 7.30 in the Methodist
church. All are cordially invited
to be present.
There will be no Young Peoples
meetingat the Congregatioualichurch
Sunday evening on account of the
union temperance meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
e. G. Howes of Shelburne was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Howes from Thursday until Satur-
day of last week.
Wilfred Smith attended the
Electrical exposition in Boston last
week.
w. D. Parsons started for Detroit
Monday, Mira. Parsons going later in
the week.
Walter e. Morey, who has been in
the office at the Woodstock Inn the
past season, started Wednesday
morning for Albany, N. Y, to begin
a course of study in the Albany
Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G., Daven-
port of Mendon, Mass, have been
the guests of Mr.. Davenport's sister,
Mrs b. L Pinney, for a few days.
Mrs. Charles w. Cox and Miss
EVE Cobb are visiting in Weathers-
field.
Miss Udall of Worcester, Mass, is
here to pass the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. F. L Richmond.
Lewis Hubbard and wife and
Fred Hadley have sold to Gilman F.
Robinson for $40. about forty
acres of land on the east side of the
Ottaquechee river, in the west part
part of this town near Bridgewater
village.
The Woodstock Telephone Co. has
installed its pay station at Morgan's
store in booth, convenience which
patrons will appreciate.
Mrs. Alice j. Kneen, who recently
sold to D. w. Burrows her home
farm, where she has lived AZ years
with her husband, the late i. j.
Kneen, will visit her daughters, Miss
Lila Kneen, Springfield, N. j., and
Mrs O. A. Colby. Williamsburg, Pa,
and return to New York city in
January, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. w. s.
Drew at Alp West 124th street.
James I. Cooper of Boston is at
DR.. H. G. Jackson's.
Horace Barr, now of Englewood,
N. j has been in town few days,
on business connected with the sale
of his house to Edward A. Wilson.
The December term Of Windsor
county court opens next Tuesday
Judge Miles presiding.
The ladies of st. Agnes Guild of
st. James parish gave sociable at
the rectory Wednesday evening.
Frank Wheat has left the employ i
of A. B. Pinney, going to his home
in Bethel Monday. Dante Bianchi
is employed by Mr.. Pinney for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis are
in Gardner, Mass, for two weeks.