Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-06-26
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Woodstock, Vermont.
Printed Saturday Morning
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
WOODSTOCK NEWS.

DR.. and Mrs. G. n. Haskell O
Bridgeport, Conn, were at the I'M
over Sunday, coming from Brattle
boro with DR.. G. r. Anderson in tin
latter's automobile.
Miss Louise Gobe, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs, Henry A. Gobie o
Ludlow and niece of Peter and JOIN
Gobie of Woodstock, and Allen Dor
val Ball were married "Wednesday
evening, June Q, at Ludlow. The
wedding took place in the First Uni
versalst church, Rev. John b. Rear
don of Springfield performing the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. r. E.
Griffith.
j. B. Pugsley, who is now with
the Woodstock base ball team, has
closed his engagement as principal
of Black River Academy at Ludlow
and goes to Somersworth, n. H.,
next fall as principal of the high
school there.
Arrangements are being made for
religious and historical service, to
be held at Music hall Sunday even
ing, July 4, in accordance with Gov
ernor Prouty's proclamation appoint.
ing a day for the observance of the
Champlain tercentenary. Rev. II. l..
CanGald will deliver the address and
there will be singing by full
chorus.
What Happened to Jones" the
well known and successful comedy,
will be given by local talent at Music
hall next Tuesday evening, June 20,
for the benefit of the Kings Daugh-
ters. The cast of characters nllow
Jones,
G. Otis Dumas.
Prof. Ebcuezer Goodly,
Ernest A. Spear.
Richard Heathery,
Benjamin II. Taylor
Rev. Anthony Goodly.
Karl A. Pember.
William Bigbee an escaped lunatc,
Elba Buckman.
Policeman and Supt. of insane asylum,
Walter II. ShurtleH.
llU
Mrs. A. G. Eastman.
Marjorie daughter of Prof. GoOdly,
Mrs Ralph W. BOyce.
Minerva. daughter of Prof. Goody,
Miss Rachel NJ. French.
CIssy, ward of Prof. GOOdly.
Mrs George W. Merrill
Alvna Starlight, Mrs. GoodIy's maiden
sister.
Mrs. Ernest X. Wright
Hehna, servant.
Miss Grace l.. Gearing
Seats are now ON sale at Morgau's
drug store; ali reserved at 80 cents.
Secretary A. G. IIurd of the Wind
sor County Y, NJ. G, A. spoke at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning, and in the evening he adj
dressed large congregation at the
Christian church. At the latter SER
vice he was assisted by Wallace NJ.
Ross, secretary of the Dartmouth
Y. NJ. c. A and IA college quartette
.-Messrs Ross, Dillingham;, Dono-
van and Freeman, Mr.. Dillingham;
also playing the cornet. Following
the speakers, Harold Perkins read
an interesting report of the work
of the local committee.
Forrest +. Richmond and Miss y. |
G. Cdall were married at the bride |
home on Central street Sunday, June
Is, Rev. II. l.. Garfield performing
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
mond returned from "A carriage drive
last week.
George Bradley of the Inn stables
lost fine horse recently. The horse
was in CharOn's blacksmith shop !
He objected to the shoeing job
backed out of the door, and rearing
fell backward, landing heavily. A
blood vessel was broken and he bled
to death at once.
Geo. H. SpiIler, optician will be
in Windsor June %; Hartland, at
Mrs. c. A. Daniels, June %, in
Woodstock, at j. c. Nutting's, June
20
Postmaster Chapman desires to
remind the public that the legal
size for private or picture postcards,
mailable at one cent each, is three
aud nine-sixteenths by five and nine
slxteenths inches, largest size, and
two and fi(teen-sixteenths by four
and ive-eighths inches, smallest
size. If cards over or under these
sizes are mailed and message
written Thereon, two.cant stamp
must be attached
At a meeting for organization held