Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-12-24

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| Richard M. Marble and Miss Helen
of Brookline, Mass, are passing the
holidays at the Marble homestead.
Major 6. H. Metcalf OF Blattle-
boro made his annual inspection of
Canton Woodstock, No. IL, p. NJ,
Wednesday evening, II banquet fol-
lowing the inspection. The annual
election OF officers was also held, as
follows: Captain, c. J. Paul; lieut.
enant, George Warren; ensign, Seth
Warren; clerk, w. II. Bradley;
accountant, E. G. Freeman.
Postmaster Chapman has trimmed
his Office with holiday greenery and
red festoons, and there is much art
and good cheer in the decorations.
I, The windows and walls are nearly
hidden by Christmas trees and there
is hardly room for a well-loaded
Santa Claus to turn around.
Mrs. Stella Gilman, daughter of
the late William Ludlam. died in a
a hospital at Waltham, Mass, FRI
day, following an operation. She had
been living at Waltham several years.
She leaves son and two sisters. The
body will be brought here on the
FIRST afternoon train today and the
funeral service will be held at st
James church. Interment will be
in. Riverside cemetery.
The Woodstock Inn expects to en-
tertain rs or 80 guests Christmas
day, and holiday parties next week.
will swell the list. The toboggan,
slide at the Country club grounds is
now ready for use; the weather and
lepth of snow are just about right
md all the holiday visitors here will
be able to enjoy snowshoeing and
other outdoor sports.
Mrs. George Aitken has moved
into the Warren G. French house on
Mountain avenue.
Miss Anna E. Marble of Brookline,
Mass, is at the Marble homestead.
S. d. Townsend has sold his Long
hill pasture to SIS. Win low.
Mademorselle Leclercq of Pitts
field, Mass, is visiting DIR. and Mrs.
A. N. Logan.
The Teachers Training class will
meet at the Arts and Crafts building
ruesnay evening, Dec. II, at go
o'clock.
Mrs. A. E. Fuller and Marjorie
Taylor will spend Christmas with
relatives in Lakeport, N. H.
The following resolutions were
passed at the last meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Wood
stock Improvement Society:
Resolved, that in the death of it's
President, George Aitken, the Society
loses one who has been not only q
most efficient president since its or
ganization. but strong and stead
fast friend of all movements which
in any way tend to civic betterment,
one whose interest has been most
sincere and whose aid and kindly
counsel have been of great and last
ing benefit to the Society.
Resolved, that this resolution be
entered upon the minutes of the
Society and copy be sent to Mrs
Aitken.
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Logan expect
TO go to New York on Tuesday, Jan.
3, and to accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
&. D. Faulkner to Santa Barbara,
Cal, for the rest of the winter, DIR.
Logan going as Mr.. Faulkners ply |
sician They expect to be gone until
about May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Mackenzie have
been passing the week in Boston.
b. L. Pinney is with his family |
here for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Stevens and
children started for Portland, Me-,
Thursday, to spend Christmas with
Mr.. Stevens parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. English have
gone to Markham. Ont, to visit their
son, Rev. Ralph G.. English, who is
to be ordained Dec. 27.
In County court last week Friday
Or. Charles L. Bates OF Ludlow, who
deserted his wife last August and
eloped with Rutland woman, was
sentenced to the house of correction
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