Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-07-31

| Douy was taken 10 barre lor puriul
Arrivals at the Inn;
Miss Shattuck, Mrs e, G. Pearson
Mrs. 5, p. Bray, Newburyport, Mass
r ID Goodwin, Miss r, Dinsmore
Bost, II; Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Billings
Lowell, Mass; Mrs. II. L, Mitchell
New York.
AT the library meeting held al
MIDI ebury, among other things
done, committee was appointed to
make out list of books especially
for ii benefit of the pupils of our
conn ON schools. The members Of
the co mmittee are March M. Wilson,
Rand lph; Frances Hobart, Cam
bridg,, and Abba d. Chamberlin,
Pomf ct.
Mr.. f. l. North of Burlington,
repre' enting the Aetna Life lnsur-
ance company of Hartford, Conn,
was il, town Tuesday and paid the
claimn under policies held in that
compi ny on the life of the late Albert
l. w, cd.
Rev T.. G, Drouhin will leave next
Mond"y for tour of three or four
month in Europe, sailing for Cher
bourg France, the following We'd
nesda, on the steamship President
Grant of the Hamburg-American
line. The Very Rev. F. Salmon of
Vino, ski will be in charge of his
parisl here during his absence.
For y hours devotion began at the
Churc / of Our Lady of the Shows
Mond; y morning, ending Wednes-
day The visiting priests assisting
Rev. /. G. Drouhin were Revs. Geo.
Lieu Ier of Brattleboro, j. b. Nc
Garry Of Windsor, G. G. Delaney of
White River Junction, j. Boire of
Leban IN, n. H.; james McCooey Of
Hanoy ~, N. H., and the Very Rev,
E. Saloon, president of St. Michael's
colleg, at Winooski.
Mrs A. w. Kendall and daughter
Eva al e visiting Mr.-and Mrs e. G.
Kendall in Enosburg Falls.
An ill stove in the kitchen at the
home e Charles b. Chase on Church
hill ca lsed scare at about 6 o'clock
Wedn' sday evening Mrs. Carroll
Story, Mr.. Chases daughter, left the
room moment to answer a tele-
phone :all and when she returned
the ste 70 was ablaze Her call for
help WIS answered by Charles Sta
plies al d Peter Charon, the latter re-
ceivini a few burns in carrying the
famin,. hardware out of the house.
A pan, or two of glass, scorched
woodw ,rk and blistered paint was
the extent Of the damage.
Rev. .. II, Wells, of Trinity church,
New York city, formerly rector of
St. James church, is guest of Mr.
and MIS-. W. II. II. Moore.
A pension has been granted Mrs
Martha a. Wood, widow Of Albert
l.. Wo, d of Woodstock, at the rate
of 81! per month from July 6,
1909.
Mrs. II. II. Brown, of Medford,
Mass, laughter of Herman Howes,
and ell ldren are visi ing relatives
in Bird ycwater Mr.. and Mrs Brown
will M We into Mrs. f. II. Powers
house ,bout Sept. LIST, and will he
in Wo, lstock for several months, as
Mr. Brown, who is treasurer of Tufts
college is taking II vacation of year
on accc unit of i'll health.
Wor' was received Friday morn
ing of he death in Lowell, Mass
of Fran k Paul, son of Mrs Samuel
Paul OF South Pomfret. The body
will re; ch here today for burial in
Riversi lie cemetery.
Ada, he young daughter of Arthur
Mavnes was catching water at an
cave sp ,ut during the heavy thunder
shower Friday, and when heavy
bolt cal le which startled the neigh
borhoo, she was knocked uncon-
scious. Late Friday afternoon she
was re, ting comfortably and no
serious effect from the shock was
feared.
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