Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-11-06
Three High Glass
Musical Comedies

Tom encampment gong by special
train. The grand officers of the
grand encampmont were present,
Chief Patriarch R. B. Lang of the
local encampment giving the address
of welcome, Rev. Warren A. Leonard
responding. The Patriarchs degree
was exemplified by Constitutional
encampment, Windsor, and the
Royal Purple degree by Mt. Tom
encampment. A banquent was
served at IL o'clock with S. A. Reed,
Windsor, as POSTMASTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Richardson
and Miss Richardson, who have been
at the Inn several months, returned
to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Augusta Whitney of Windsor
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. s..
Eaton.
Ara Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlan o. Thompson, is now
employed in a large chair shop in
Gardner, Mass. He la getting along
we'll with his work and was recently
promoted, though he has been there
but shorttime.
The Y. M. @. A. announces that it
has secured the services of Prof
Edward Avis, the wonderful bird
imitator, who will give his entertain
ment here on Dec. |. Prof. Avis is
TO spend a week in this county assist
ing the committee in u campaign for
the preservation of birds and Wood
stock is very fortunate to secure him
for one evening
The Rev. Franklin w. Bartlett of
Rock port, Mass, will officiate at the
services of st James church during
the next three or four weeks.
Mrs. Julia Billings, Frederick
Billings, Mrs. John French and Miss
Billings closed their house ON Thurs
day and returned to New York. Mrs.
George Aitken accompanied them for
a short stay in the city.
Lemuel Whitney of Ticonderoga,
N. Y, is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Benson started
for Florida Tuesday. They will stop
in Boston on the way.
The new steel fire escape on the
school building has been in place
several months, and is completed to
within eight feet of the ground, a
drop stairway or something of the
kind being necessary for the safe
use of pupils. A recent fatal fire in
this state calls attention to the real
necessity of fire escapes on structures
like the school building, and it is
hoped the school board will soon put
it into working order.
Mrs. B. Fl. Pinney started for De-
troit, Mich, Friday, where she will
visit her sister several weeks. Mr..
Pinney recently returned from a
two-weeks' trip to Mesopotamia,
Ohio, on business connected with his
brothers. estate.
b. l.. Pinney expects to start West
today to begin his winters work as
travelling salesman for the Torrey
Razor company.
Mrs. James F. Dewey gave a
luncheon to party of young ladies
from Woodstock at her home in
Deweys Mills Friday afternoon.
Miss Hilda Smith gave green
and white luncheon in honor of Mrs.
James F. Dewey Of Deweys Mills
Wednesday at half past one. The
decorations were white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns. The guests we're
Miss Agnes A. Aitken, Miss Marion
Campbell, Miss Mary G. Dana. Mrs.
Benjamin F. Berry, Miss Regis
Smith, Miss Verona Smith.
Miss Lillian Standish Mitchell,
soprano, and Stanley Fuller, organ
list, will give concert at st. James
church next Monday evening, Nov.
8. Miss Mitchellis we'll known here
as a singer and with Mr.. Fuller's
name on the program an excellent
entertainment is assured, one that
will interest all music-lovers. The
tickets are so cents, the concert
being for the benefit of the church.
DIR. Frank Ainsworth of San Fran
cisco is at the Inn.