Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-05-27

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pected in Woodstock soon.
Edward G. Bailey who has been
in France several months, returned
last week, and will be in Woodstock
for some time looking after his var
ious interests.
L. j. Bourbon has his new build
ing ON South street, in which he will
show moving pictures, we'll on tow
ard completion, and it will probably
be ready for entertainments in few
weeks. His picture machine. which
is of the most approved pattern, ar
rived several days ago.
| F. d. Brannock of the New Park
Hotel returned from Bennington
Friday with new Ford runabout.
| A. l.. Powers has set out 1000
more white pines this season on his
Crystal Pond farm and a smaller farm,
both on Hartland Hill. This makes
10000 which he has planted within
a few years and of the first lot started
about 80 per cent have lived--a very
good record for Mr.. Powers fertile
acres. The recent dry spell has
killed some of the young pines put
out this year, but rain has come in
time to save a large share of them.
The local Congregational church
was represented at the annual meet
ing of the Windsor Association of
Congregational Churches; held at
Bethel, Tuesday and Wednesday, by
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Whitcomb and
Rev. Mr.. Swift. Next years meeting
will be held at Pomfret.
Mrs. E. d. Faulkner has bought,
through H. G. Gushing, Mrs. Lucy
A. Blossoms house ON River street,
adjoining the Faulkner property.
Possession will be given June L. Mrs.
Blossom will move to the Payson A.
Pierce house on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Townsend re-
turned Saturday from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Emmons, in Geneva,
N. Y. Mrs. L. III. Corey returned
part of the way with them, stopping
a day with Mrs. S. s. s. Campbell in
Collinsville. Conn.
Mrs. Lorraine French of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
j. Boyce.
The Woodstock High school has
been approved by the college en-
trance certificate board, and its grad
yates will now be accepted without
examinations by colleges that are
members of the board. Only gradu-
ates attaining definite rank are en-
titled to the certificate privilege, and
in the Woodstock High. this rank is
S5 per cent. Three graduates this
year will enter college next fall.
Wilfred Smith and Forrest A.
Richmond were among the new
members initiated at the meeting of
Mt. Sinai Temple, Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mystic Shrine, in Mont
pelier last week Friday evening,
crossing the hot sands with Is other
seekers after light.
The Santa Barbara, Calf, Morn
ing Press Of April &c, has the follow
ing account of an accident to Mrs.
T. j. Farrelly, who was Miss Chrys-
tie Buchanan of this place:
AFTER being thrown from run
away horse and her chin cut open for
several inches, which in itself would
be more than a man of ordinary
nerve could stand, Mrs. L. j. Farrelly
yesterday walked block to q doc
tors office where she allowed the ply
stefan to take four stitches in her
chin and did it without 80 much as
wincing. Mrs. Farrelly was riding
spirited horse from one of the Vic
toria street stables and on coming
down Anacapa street a street car and
the nearness to its stall" caused the
animal to bolt toward the barn. AS
it neared the stable the animal fell;
throwing Mrs. Farrelly heavily. She
was assisted to her feet by pedes-
TRANS and with the blood flowing
from her chin, which had been bad
ly cut on a sharp stone, Mrs. Farrelly
walked to the Office OF DIR. s. P. Lowe,
near the corner of State and Victoria
streets. There she seated herself
and by gesture informed the ply
stefan to "get busy" She sat through
the painful operation of having four