Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-10-14
WOODSTOCK NOTES.


around work the past year in the
increase campaign and in rec
ognition F" was given a certificate at
the recent state convention, Espec-
tally good work has been done along
the lines of Christian giving. COM
mittee work. increased membership
and educational endeavor.
State Auditor Horace K. Graham
of Craftsbury was in townra day or
two last week examining the ac-
counts of the various county offices.
Pauline, the Woodstock mare, fin
ished her track season at Fitchburg,
Mass, winning the 22O race. Flora
dora, her stable mate, was also a
winner at Fitchburg, taking the
2.17, Last week Pauline trotted at
Northampton, in the 2.l9 class, TAX
ing the last three heats of four
heat race Her best time was 2.lS.
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Christopher
of Jacksonville. Fla, who have taken
F. A. Wilson's house on Pleasant
street for next season, are at the Inn.
Charles j. Fisk of Plainfield, Nj,
has been at the Inn this week.
Miss Dewey will play violin solo.
and also an obligato for solo by
Mrs. Swift, at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning.
Henry H. Vail started for New
York Thursday by automobile, Mrs
F. S. Billings going with him.
| Mrs: g. c. Adams. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. @. Grit
fin, for several weeks, and son
started on their return to Deerwood,
Mimi, Thursday.
The friends of Joseph N. Grape,
the popular captain of the local base
ball team in 1909, learn that he is to
be married to Miss Josephine r..
Murphy of Northampton, Mass, on
Tuesday, October "a. The wedding
will take place at st. Francis De
Sales church in Northampton, and
they will reside in that city.
Gilbert A. Davis was in Wood
stock recently in attendance on the
Probate Court and settled his ac-
count as trustee of the Stephen d.
Mann fund for the benefit of the
1 Methodist Episcopal church at Hart
land Three Corners The fund was
originally $4,000 and was established
in 1878. The trustees were Pleny
B. Smith, William Allen and John
w. Spear jointly, George Williams,
Joseph @. Enright and Gilbert A
Davis. By reason of an unfortunate
investment the fund was reduced 10
$1400, prior to the appointment Of
| Mr.. Enright. On the death of Mr.
Enright, the fund could not be
found. but has now been recovered
from his estate and from the surety
on his bond as trustee, and the fund
is now intact at $l400, and all
accrued income has been paid over
to the steward of the church.
Fred Morse has moved from Hill
top farm, on the Billings estate, into
one of E. +. Eaton's tenements, but
will still be employed on the farm
George M. Warren is moving from
Lincoln street to the house at Hill
top. and G. III. Hastings and family
who have been living in Mrs. M E
, Pnrple's house, will move into the
Slayton house vacated by Mr.. War
, rem.
B. L. Pinney has finished thu
season at the Crawford House ant
!. goes this week with Mrs. Pinney ant
: son to their Plymouth camp.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bourbon ar
{ visiting friends in Lawrence, Woburl
and other places in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Violet Wheatley of Barton
Q who has been visiting Mrs. and Mr.
J. ]. r. Pember, returned home Nor
= day.
The theme of the Rev. Fl. l.. Car
fields sermon in the Universalit
: church Sunday morning will b
:" "The Unity of God !"
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Murdoch wei
: in Boston this week, Mrs. Murdoc
also visiting in Dorchester.
ia Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tucker /
= Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of M
Il and Mrs. Theodore Howard.