Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-16

M, Will install the othcers, and 1T is
expected that other grand officers.
including Grand Secretary Fl b
Ross, will be present. All Master
Masons in good standing are invited,
and each member of Woodstock
lodge is permitted to invite two
guests to accompany him.
Two auctions are announced for
Thursday, April 81, ut Charles
Shattuck's place near Dearborn Park f,
at 10 a. m.-and l,30 p IN. The
morning sale includes livestock,
farming tools, etc, belonging to
Charles Shattuck and William Go
ing; also their two farms, and in the
afternoon Lewis Shattuck's property
will be put up Free lunch at
noon. H. P. Clark auctioneer.
Word was received Friday morn
ing of the death of Turner Perry,
at Tiverton, r. | He was brother
of F. c. Perry of South Pomfret, and
he leaves another brother, Stephen,
in New Bedford, Mass. The body
will be brought here today for inter-
ment in Riverside cemetery. Mrs.
George Phelps of this village is
niece.
Mrs j. R. Murdoch, who has been
at the Hanover hospital for this past
few weeks, has returned much i'm
proved in health.
Seth j. Winslow has been granted
an increase of pension to 500 per
month, dating from February IL
last.
Miss Hatch and Mrs. George Mar
shall have returned from Florida.
The choral union will meet at Z
o'clock next Tuesday evening. on
account of the lecture by Rev
Charles R Drum the same evening.
Maple street property has been
changing hands rapidly the past
week. Paul Bianchi, of the Central
street fruit store, has bought of Fl
II. Daniels two lots adjoining the
Country club property, on one of
which John Bean, former owner
had built small house and started
strawberry bed. Mr.. Bianchi may
go more extensively into straw
berry culture, but is not making his
plans known now Another Maple
street deal is the sale of two lots by
A. H. Townsend to A. l.. Atwood.
In Charles Aunt" which will
be given at Music hall April goth.
Mr. Arthur E. Hough has the finest
part he has ever played in his long
career as an amateur actor. He is
ably supported by Mr.. N. Homer
Burnham, Raymond j. Trainor,
Esq, Robert A. Brown and j Har
old Greene, all of whom are widely
known in this vicinity. An evening
with these artists will drive away
all care. Come and give your
neighbors welcome.
Mrs. Mary Grace Garfield has re-
turned from the Berkshire Hills
Sanatorium at North Adams, Mass,
where she has been successfully
treated for cancer by the escharotic
method. In this no knife is used,
the disease being killed by the ap- !
plication of caustics.
Warren Gillingham, the younger
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Gilling-
ham, fell and broke an arm recently
while playing near the River street
cemetery, He was taken to the hos
pital for examination, and is getting |
along well.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton of Ran
dolph is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Perkins.
Mrs. H. G, jackson, Mrs. w. E.
Mack, Miss Minnie Mcintosh aud a I
friend from Hanover. N H., started
Friday for Washington, D. G. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Dr. g. H. Spiller, optician, will |
be in Woodstock at j. G. Nutting's |
April 20, in Windsor April 81, in
Hartland April %.
Among other recent shipments of
sugar by Reed Brothers were 600
pounds to Des Moines, Iowa; 1000
pounds to Portland, Oregon; 600 to
Sacramento, Cal, and 200 to Spo-
kane, Wash They also ship several |