Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-11-25

ment, also this newspapers com
ments on the result OF his ably
planned and triumphal dash up
the river and into the hills, and then
tell us who has tried to discredit
any Vermont town or has made any
sneering observations about it's
people and their homes?
President David Starr Jordan,
who lectured here Tuesday evening.
was visitor at the school building
Wednesday morning and spoke
briefly to the school in the assembly
hall.
| Wallace Washburn of Syracuse,
N. Y, has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G r Winslow few days.
The village stores will be closed
Thanksgiving day.
Charles Carbone, recently en-
ployed by Paul Bianchi I'M his fruit
store, has returned to Lebanon, and
Mr.. Bianehi's daughter. Carrie, of
Bellows Falls, is helping there for a
few days.
The Churchman, of Nov. Is, con-
tains an account of the benediction
of All Saints Cathedral in Indian
apolis, of which the Very Rev. @. s.
Lewis, formerly rector of st James
church, has been appointed dean
The first service in the cathedral
was held on All Saints day, and
aftor the benediction meeting of
the provisional chapter was held in
the bishops house, at which the APP
pointment of Dean Lewis was con-
firmed and he was duly installed by
the bishop Nov 5.
The Woodstock Home Bakery is
open every day in the week. Sun
days 8 to 10 M +; Saturdays 6 a IN
to 9 p. m other days, 6 a. m to s
p. m Orders for bread received at
F, H. Gillingham's. w j. Boyce &
Co s and j. b. Carbino's. Cream
puffs Tuesdays and Saturdays. ..
Local trappers are having light
catch of fur this season and similar
i'll luck is reported elsewhere.
Mrs Alice P. Chace has closed her
place in South Barnard, but expects
to reopen it next season. Jerry
Merritt has been doing the farm
work there the past year.
The annual meeting of the Mecca
we club was held in Grand Army
hall Nov IA. Officers were elected
as follows: President, b. Fl. Pinney;
first vice president, Q, w. Sayward /;
second vice-president, e. F Ward
we'll secretary and treasurer, Nathan
Cushing. Directors, Wales N. John
son. E G. Billings, @. J. Paul, F. |
A. Richmond, j ohm S. Eaton.
Mrs w D McMaster is recover
ing from the objects of fall on the
floor at her home on River street. |
1t was at first thought she had suf-
fered fracture of the hip.
The Woodstock National bank has
put in handsome new window in
it's banking room 1t has three panes.
with panels in loaded glass effect at
the top, and the castings are of metal.
A similar window will be placed in
the customers room
At the meeting of Co G. V N G..
Thursday evening, Second Lieuten
ant Karl A. Pember was elected
captain, succeeding Capt. e. A
Spear, resigned. For second lieuten-
ant the company chose Roy Il
Thomas Capt. Speer has command
cd the company since its organiza-
ton, nearly three years ago. but for
business reasons feels obliged to re-
tire now. Under him it has made
good record, though handicapped,
as are ether companies, by lack of
an adequate armory and equipment
Capt Pember is much interested in
the successful continuance of Co G
and he has the hearty support of ex-
cellent officers.
Miss Luna Converse and Miss
Florence Fuller were in Boston last
Saturday to see the Harvard-Dart-
mouth football game, returning
Wednesday.
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