Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-18
Woodstock, Vt.
A. w. Perkins,
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spector by the Edison Electric HUI
minating company, with which he
is connected. Just now Mr.. Chase
is in his fifth week as juror in the
first session of the Suffolk county
court, and has another week to serve.
DR.. g. H. Spiller will be at JIG.
Nutting's in Woodstock June ~.
Hartland June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, H. English started
Saturday for New London, Conn, to
visit their son thence they will go to
Hartford, Conn, where Mr.. English's
brother resides. They intend being
absent about two weeks.
The members of Green Mountain
Grange will attend services at the
Christian church tomorrow morning
at 1890 o'clock. All other Grange
members in town are invited to join
in the service. There will be a
special sermon, and the music will
be appropriate for the occasion.
: Prof. Hawley of the Yale forestry
school was in town Thursday looking
over the Billings estate plantation.
Miss Hodgman of st. Louis arrived
last week and is with Miss Truslow
at the French house on Mountain
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas G. Goss and son
Alfred, of Cleveland, Ohio, are at
Harold S. Dana's.
Alarming reports of mutiny and
insurrection excited the friends and
parents of the members of Wood
stocks juvenile troop Co. @, few
days ago A connected story of the
regrettable incident is hard to get,
but it seems that in a moment of
INSTRUMENTATION the first lieutenant
of Company @ tore the shirt of the
captain of Company Q,--making
long, gaping rent that required
no less than seventeen very careful
stitches. Discipline is once more
restored, though several members
have been threatened with the guard
house for chewing gum, and COM
pany affairs are again running
smoothly.
Rev. Benjamin Swift and NJ W.
Laid attended the meeting Of the
Vermont Congregational convention
in Montpelier this week as delegates
from the local Congregational
The annual conference of the
diocese of Vermont of the Episcopal
church was held in Montpelier this
week, Rev. R. Leblanc Lynch, G. F.
Chapman and w. f. Jones being
the delegates from St. James church.
Mrs. Richard rockingham and
Miss Gwendolyn rockingham of
New York are at the Inn.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Adams of
St. Louis are at the Richmond
house.
A man who gives his name as
Seymour and says he halls from Gin
cinnati, was brought to the county
Jail Wednesday from Chester. Two
burglaries were committed at Chester
Tuesday morning, the railway station
and a restaurant being entered, $26
being taken from the latter place
Seymour was arrested and confessed
in court. Justice j. N. Larned bound
him over to county court, under
$500 bonds, which he couldn't fur
nish.
Mrs. Maxim Charon of Claremont,
N. H., visited here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. McFarlane
and children go to Barton today to
spend vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dummett, who
have been in Woodstock for year
and half, have returned to their
home in Barton. Mr.. Dummett
was employed at the Inn.
The usual hour at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow morning
will be taken up with children's
service, very interesting program
having been arranged. A final re-
hearsal will be held at the church
today at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Pinney and
son returned from the west last
week. Mr.. Pinney has his usual en-