Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-06-26

moved into their new house opposite
the railway station, bought of L.
Frank Lawton. MIR. Atwood com
pIeted the house and now has very
handsome residence.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. II. Myrick and
daughter Of Claremont, n H., have
been passing a week in Woodstock
and vicinity,
Arrivals at Woodstock Inn
New York Miss Stottemeyer, Mrs.
G. F. Morris, George Nostrand Smith,
Mrs. Orange Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred'k Burgin,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B. Sexton, Mrs. Williston B..
| Lockwood, Miss f. l.. Benedict, Miss
Handy, j. S. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Zoebisch, Alfred P. Hunton and
family, Mrs. Thos. Hodgson, Miss Col
Inns, Mrs. r. rockingham.
Boston Prof. A. S. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. N. Dana, Miss H. M. Robin
son, the Misses Stearns, Miss Lake, G.
K. Richardson, Miss Forsyth, Miss
Morse, Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell Mrs. Con-
rad H. M. Kimbal, Mrs. W. H. Brick
head, Rev. M. H. Birckhead, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Elland, Mr.. and Mrs. &. o.
Sawyer, Mrs. T. c. rockingham.
Montreal Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. w.
S. Kerry, Miss X. A. Davidson, Mrs.
James Cautlie.
Mrs. f. w. Gould, Mrs. Joshua Hale,
Newburyport, Mass. Mrs. H. d. Greene,
Albany N Y; Geo. A. Devlin and fam
lily, Detroit; Mrs. E. b. Cole, Miss Belle
Brown, Mrs. j. l.. Batchelder, Brook
line, Mass.
W. A. Osmer of Tartsville, who
purchased Of W. n. Campbell the
house on Park street formerly owned
by r. A. Kidder, is preparing to
move it to the Hewitt place at
Kings corner" Its progress
through the village will probably
take three or four days, G. W. Perry
having charge of the moving opera
tons. Between its present site and
the Square are two 3O-pair cables,
other obstructing wires, and there
are more on the line of march, all of
which will have to be cut to allow
the passage of the building.
Thirty members of the Albany,
n. Y, Automobile club in Il dozen
cars stopped at the Inn Tuesday
night The party is on 6O0-mile
tour, coming from Albany Tuesday
and leaving for Breton Woods,
N. H., Wednesday.
Co. G., IN G., went to North
field Monday morning for three days
practice at the state rifle range. The
company had an enjoyable trip and
made some good scores. Capt. Spear
reports that Private Alonzo Rowland
was dishonorably discharged for in
toxication, resisting an officer and
attempting to escape after arrest.
The Inn orchestra begins its sum
mer engagement today. Mr.. Lees,
the leader, and Mr.. Dalbek, 'celIoist,
are the only returning members of
last seasons quartette.
The old house by the Woodward
mill, which was built 80 or 90 years
ago and is said to have been Wood
stocks first tavern, has been demol-
ished by the owner, G. w. Marble.
He doesnot, it is understood, plan
to build on the site.
Miss Alice l.. Eaton will attend
the annual meeting of the American
Library Association, to be held at
Breton Woods, n. H., next week.
Co. G, V. n. G., is without an
armory, or will be as soon as the
edict of the selectmen barring the
company's further use of the hall can
be put into effect. This puts the
company in something of plight,
and the reason Of the action is not
yet made public,
G. II. Cady, who for several years
has managed a prosperous truck
business in this village, died at his
home on Maple street Thursday
night, aged 50 years. The funeral ,
will be held at | o'clock Sunday, and |
the burial will be in Reading. Mr.. |
Cady leaves widow, two sons, one
residing in Fitchburg, Mass, and
Corria, of Woodstock and two
daughters, Mrs Eva Simonds and
Miss Grace Cady, both of whom have
been living at home.
Some lightning-like changes were
the features of the week s weather |