Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-02-06

| invited.
The 2Sth anniversary Of the organ
ization of the. Christian Endeavor
will be observed in the Y. P, S, G. e.
meeting at the Christian church next
Sunday evening at o'clock. A pre-
pared program will be used, with
special music. Every one cordially
invited.
An open campfire will be held by
Randall Post and Relief Corps at the
post room on Lincoln day, Feb. II.
The program will consist Of vocal
and instrumental music, readings,
Rotations and addresses appropriate
| to the occasion. A general invitation
is extended to all and the old Grand
Army Of '6l hope to welcome many
of the new Grand Army Of the Goth
century and if any of the old confed-
crate army will come in on that day
they will be guests of honor.
Miss Ethel Nutting returned Mon
day from a visit of three weeks in
North Adams and Worcester, Mass,
and Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Grosvner Of
Peabody, Mass, are at the Inn this
week.
Miss Luna Converse and Miss
Florence Fuller started Wednesday
for San Antonio, Texas. Miss Full
Ter will spend some time at that place,
Miss Converse continuing her trip to
Mexico, going as far south as Mexico
city, returning later in the season by
way of Arizona and California.
Miss Mary G. Dana went to New
York on Thursday as guest of Mrs.
Kilner for few days, returning by
way of Boston.
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 10,
there will be public conclave of the
Knights of King Arthur at the Arts
and Crafts room. The occasion will
be the second anniversary of the
establishment of Kenilworth Castle
here in Woodstock and the seven
teenth of the order in modern times.
1t is proposed at this meeting to hold
an initiation to the rank of esquire,
and there will be addresses on the
work of the X. O. X. A. Owing to the
debate of the Y NJ. G. A. the meeting
will be held at 7 p. m.
William Shaw was called to Ran
dolph Saturday by the death of his
father, John II. Shaw, that morning,
at the home of his daughter Mrs. L.
W. Hatch. He was about So years
old. The body was taken to Barre,
where the funeral was held Sunday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Shaw was an old-time granite
cutter, going to Barre from Aber-
deem, Scotland, more than 20 years
ago He leaves two daughters and
one son.
The meetings held at West Leba-
non, N. + Wednesday, in connection
with the national missionary cam
paign conducted by the American
Board and other national organiza- |
tons, was attended by twenty or
more people from Woodstock. They |
returned by special train in the even
ing.
Ellis T. Eaton sold his pair of
buckskin horses to Percy Dutton,
the Hartford liveEyman, last week.
The following letter received from
Lyman H. Howe, who exhibits at
Music hail on Tuesday, February l6,
will be teresting news:
A. b. Morgan
Mgr. Music Hall, Woodstock.
Dear Sir: am pleased to inform
you that we have just received from
Italy the first moving pictures of the
results OF the appalling Sicily disas-
ter and will exhibit them at Wood
stock Tuesday evening, February |
IS. These actual earthquake scenes
will be exhibited in connection with |
our exclusive views of Scenic Sicily |
before the earthquake and will pre-
sent in heir entirety an excellent
idea of ii e story of Messina and sis
ter cities as they were and as they !
are.
The same carefully selected pro
gram that we exhibited short time
ago to an immense audience at the
New York Hippodrome, the largest
playhouse in the world, will be given
at Woods took
Yours truly,
LYMAN II HOWE