Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-07-29

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called here Saturday by the death
of Eugene v. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stevens have
been in Portland, Me-, and Boston,
going by automobile Friday and re-
turning Tuesday. =
DIR. and Mrs, Charles W., Kidder,
Mrs. Ellery w Kidder, Miss Kidder,
Miss Oxley, Messrs. Roy E. Thomas.
and Eliza S. Buchanan are going into
camp at Tyson, Saturday. brand Mrs.
Kidder intend to remain week, and
the other members of the party are
to be IN camp couple of weeks.
| F. w. Stiles of Springfield, former
editor of the Reporter, called at the
Age Office Tuesday, Mr. Stiles is
still doing little newspaper work
and farming some.. This is his
fourth trip as juryman during the
present term of county court
j. L., Dana is in Newark, N. j., for
a week or two.
Judge and Mrs. William B Hurd
of Brooklyn, N. Y, were at the Inn
Saturday. =, 80
Mrs. Emma Clapp. of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
j. Perkins.
! The opening of the playground
was deferred day by rain, and on
Tuesday there were-ffty children on
hand to be entertained by the super
visor, Miss Rachel French. The
same number appeared during We'd
nesday forenoon and apparently there
will be plenty of young people, from
two to ten years, to keep the swings
and slides and other apparatus in
continuous operation,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. GeorGerF Mass and
son of New York are visiting G. FL.
Mass. Mr.. Mass returns to New
York today, his wife and son remain
ing few weeks longer.
The trout fishing season closes
Monday. July 3l-,77a, season that has
been filed with dismal reports from
unlucky anglers. Rends and lakes
were more productive Of trout, but
the brooks, unless one was fortunate
enough to have access TO a recently
opened stream, yielded very little.
Judge Ira A. Abbott Of Albuquer-
que, N. NJ. is visiting his sister,
Mrs Simmons. "...-,
Two Mormon elders were in town
Thursday evening and one of them
spoke for an hour in the square, ex-
pounding his doctrine eloquently to
a large and increasing audience.
They left late in Intervening, walking
towards Bridgewater. 'os
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The motion pictures at The Gem
continue to attract large and much
pleased audiences. This evening
Joseph McQuillan, an excellent
singer and well known to many
Woodstock people, will appear in
illustrated songs. Those who have.
not yet seen the pictures at The Gem
will do we'll to go now = while the
films are spinning around.
| w. E. Views new Cadillac tour
ing car, which is in the service of
s. A. Goldschmidt and is driven by
Joseph Racine. was somewhat dam
aged while ascending. steep hill
near East Randolph Saturday. The
machine locked hubs with heavy
Thomas car which was coming down
the hill and only quick work by the
chauffer averted serious. accident,
Misses Marion and Dorothy Ham
llton are visiting their grandparents
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamilton, III
Randolph.
| 1t may be of interest to the must
cal residents of Woodstock to know
that Mr.. Stephen Townsend of Bos-
ton is spending the summer here,
and it is understood that he would
be willing to give limited number
of lessons in vocal instruction.
The Barre Times remarks:
Randolph, st Adams, Essex
junction, Springfield and Montpelier
are, or have been, among the Yer
mont communities which are discuss
ing the need for increased public
school accommodations. Part of
them have become progressive and
voted for new buildings"