Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-02-25
WOODSTOCK NOTES

| celebrated the '4Utn anniversary Oh
their marriage, Wednesday evening,
at their home on North street.
Kiyo S Inui, the we'll known Jap
anese orator, will speak at Music
hall the evening of March 20 under
T. M. Q. A. auspices.
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Low start
today TO visit Mr.. Lows brother IN
Massachusetts, intending to be alb
sent two weeks.
Miss Olive b. Williams, daughter
of Professor and Mrs. Edward FL.
Williams, and Mr.. Nathan Grier
Parke, I'd, of Scranton, Pa. are to be
married at Westerdale. Monday aft
ernoon. Rev r. Leblanc Lynch will
perform the ceremony.
The Kellogg Ilaines singers gave
an excellent concert to large audi
ence at Music hall Saturday evening,
this being the third in the lecture
and entertainment course. The pro-
gram included solo, trios, quartets,
and the songs were selections from
the best composers, and varied to
please every one. The local enter
tainment committee has certainly
been fortunate in the attractions
thus far presented. The next one will
be given by the Whitney Brothers
March Is.
Haskell w. Gleason, a frequent
visitor in Woodstock some years ago,
died at his home in Somerville,
Mass, Wednesday morning He was
a member of the firm of w. Gleason
& Co, fruit and produce dealers, at
Faneuil Hall market. Mr. Gleason
was friend of the late o. E. Taylor,
visiting MIN at his place on Sunny
size, and later stopping at Mr.. Tay-
lor's College Hill House. He leaves
a widow. His first wife was Miss
Nellie Foss of Woodstock, a cousin
of Mrs. G.. H. Mass.
"The Woodstock Red Sox," re-
Gently organized basketball team
composed of the pick of the semi
professional players here. have
arranged game with the Bulldogs
for March 2. at Quechee. The sensa-
tional successes of the Bulldogs have
stirred up rival talent whole lot
and there is loud call for some
thing that will stop the High Street
Speed Boys Whether the Red Sox
can do it is a question that is inter.
esting the sporting world.
Edward Avis, the we'll known bird
mimic, gave delightful entertain
ment at Music hall Tuesday evening.
His bird songs are as true to nature
as can be, and he also showed his
skill as violinist and whistler, excel
lent colored views adding to the
pleasureof the music and his de-
scriptive talk.
A litter of eight Old English
sheep dog puppies is a recent
arrival at the Billings farm kennels
of which Manager j. D. Aitken has
been in charge for a good many
years. One of the youngsters died,
but the remaining seven are much
alive and in very fine health. show
ing their birth and breeding in every
line.
@. G McCausland of Boston and
farm entertained large
party of his Boston and Woodstock
friends at Maplewood farm Wednes-
day evening.
A. B. Morgan and E +. Eaton
have each purchased of the Q. T.
Sherwin agency at Bellows Falls
Maxwell Model @ four-cyhnder 20
horse power automobile.
James A. Cooper, who was in the
employ of the Woodstock Railway
here when the road was
opened, and until within a wear sta
ton agent for the same road at White
River Junction, has gone to the Odd
Fellows Home at Ludlow, to remain
permanently.
Mrs. Mary Grace Garfield has been
giving her popular I" rravelogue " in
Royalton, Mortified, Berlin, Barre,
and other places.