Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-05-14

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take the Office of adjutant and in
spector general vice Adjt. Gen. W
Fl. Gilmore, deceased. Capt. Johl
w. Tinker of st. Johnsbury, wa
elected to succeed Major Dyer.
Mrs, II. U. King of Stanford
Conn.,, arrived at the Inn Monday
Mrs. Hugh G. Phillips, Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. Blanchard and Miss Alic,
A. Blanchard of Montpelier were a
at the Inn a few days this week.
High Mass tomorrow at the Catho
lie church, will be sung by the Very
Rev. A. Prevel, SUPERIOR General O.
the Society of st. Edmund, whose
different institutions he has beer
visiting in this country. After
spending few days here as the
guest of Rev. FIR. Drouhin, to whom
he taught rhetoric in France, &C
years ago, he will sail directly for
Europe, to preside over an inter
national council of the order, which
is to be held in Paris next month.
A proposed change in the graded
schoolt here will do away with the
ninth grade, giving the pupils of
the eighth an opportunity by exam
ination to enter the High. school
without an additional years
work. The work in the two grades
is very similar, and those not pass
ing such examinations for the High
school will take another year in the
eighth grade.
Ector p. Gobie is visiting his
brother, DR.. w. A. Gobie, in Groton,
Mass, few weeks.
The Choral Union will be assisted
in it's concert Wednesday evening,
May %, by Mr.. John E. Daniels,
tenor, of Boston; DR.. Arthur Gould,
baritone, of Boston; Mrs. Arthur B.
Pinney, soprano; Mrs. Harold Wins
low, soprano, and Mrs. Benjamin
Swift, contralto, and besides the
presentation of Sullivan's beautiful
cantata, THE Prodigal Son" Messrs.
Daniels and Gould and Mrs. Wins
low will be heard in separate selec-
lions in the first part of the pro-
gram. Mr.. Daniels and Mr.. Gould
are pupils of Stephen Townsend in
Boston, who highly recommended
them for this cantata. The chorus
in the cantata will be made up of
over so voices, assisted DO selected
chorus. Tickets may be procured
of members of the Choral Union and
Will be on sale at Morgan's drug
store May 2lst.
Frank o. Blake has given up his
work on the American Express Co.'s
delivery team and is succeeded by
Earle E. Wyatt.
Robert Markham, who owns and
occupies the Crandall house on
Stanton street, has bought of HI. HI.
Vail for $500 three lots adjoining
the Crandall place.
There will be no preaching service
or Sunday-school at the Christian
church tomorrow morning as the
pastor will be out of town The
Christian Endeavor will be held as
usual.
@. e. Woodruff and I'll. M. Stevens
are building a garage and carriage
house in the rear of Mr.. Woodruff's
barn on Pleasant street. The build
ing is 20x24 feet, with a second
story for storage purposes. The
garage will take up little more
than half the space below and will
have a cement floor.
OK. Richardson, Miss Richard
son and Miss Smith of Boston are
at the Inn.
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Swift
are passing week in Hartford,
Conn, and New York city, and Mr..
Swift will attend the commencement
of Union Seminary in New York.
Rev. G. T. Partridge will supply at
the Congregational church tomor-
row.
Prof. e. Fl. Williams and Miss
Williams are now at Westerdale and
the other members of the family are
expected this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Gillingham
are at the Inn for few weeks, arriv-
ing last week Thursday, having
passed the winter and spring in