Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-12-16
The Weeks

dance. at Music hall Friday evening,
Dec. %.
"The Pied Piper of Hamlin," the
play now in rehearsal by the school
children and orchestra, will be given
at Music hall the evening of Febru-
airy 0.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
suspended until Jan. the postal
regulation forbidding the transmits
sion through the mails of matter
bearing upon the address side Red
Cross Christmas seals or other char
ity stamps. From now on until
January l the Christmas seals may
be placed anywhere on domestic let
ters or packages.
If you have any toys or other con-
tributions for the Kings Daughters
Christmas work please send them
to the Rest room in the Arts and
Crafts building today.
The rafia class will meet next
Monday evening at 7 30 o'clock at
he Arts and G RATS room.
The w. G. r. U will meet with
Mrs. Herbert H. Daniels, Dec. %,
at 2 80 p. m.
The county court room has a new
panelled steel ceiling, the judges
room also being similarly improved
II. s Perry had the contract for this
work. New electric lights of 200
candle power each, with handsome
brass fixtures have replaced the old
ones, and make another improve
ment in this hall of justice.
A few more pupils can be accom-
modated in the carpentry class which
meets Thursday evenings at the
Arts and Crafts room, Mr.. johnson
is an excellent workman and instruc-
tor and those at all interested in
learning something about the use
of carpenters tools should take adj
vantage of this opportunity.
Rev. George i. Perrin, d. D., Of
Boston, one Of the strong men of his
denomination, will preach at the
Universalist church tomorrow morn
ing.
Supt. Mason S. Stone was the
principal speaker at the afternoon
and evening sessions of the educa-
tional meeting beld at the school
building last week Friday. In the
afternoon he spoke on English in
Elementary and High Schools" and
was followed by Edward Fl. Will
liams, jr., whose subject was Eng
lish Composition" A conference
upon the subject of writing was led
by Mrs. Jaquith Of the South Wood
stock school and Miss Grant and
Miss Leonard Of the Prosper and
Lincoln schools also participated.
AT half past five reception was held
at the Inn, followed by luncheon. In
the evening Superintendent Stone
spoke upon The Adaptibility of the
High School to the Needs of the
Community" There was vocal
music during the meetings by school
children under the direction of Mrs.
Pimey.
The Rest room in the Arts and
Crafts building will be open every
day next week for the accommoda-
ton of out'of-town shoppers
The neighbors of John Holt, who
lives on the Sovth Woodstock road,
turned out to rescue mare which
had found the bottom OF well. The
ho'O NoS III q hiONib& WHCh buC
backed into a l5-foot hole, where
there was about five feet Of cold
water, but with tackle blocks and
ropes she was helped out uninjured.
Mrs William +. Bridge, who has
been at the Inn Tor some weeks, re-
turned to New York last week FRI
day. DR. F L. Kidder accompanying
her. y---%
Rev Joseph Hamilton of Randolph
and Harold e. Perkins of the local
postoffice have bought lot join
ing E w. Gilman's place on College
street extension. 1t contains 90
square rods aud ia good building
lot.
Mrs Nathan Cushing. district
deputy grand matron of this district,
Order Of the Eastern Star. went last
Thursday to make official visitations
to the chapters at South Stanford and
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