Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-10-28
WOODSTOCK NOTES.

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John Ryan who with parents ,1ef,
for New York city Wednesday for
the winter, was given surprise
party that was real surprise by his
team mates of the football eleven and
other school friends, at the Gem
theatre last weak Friday evening.
He was enticed into the nearly dark
ened hall and when the lights were
turned on he found merry party to
welcome him. The evening was
passed with games and dancing.
!" Mickey" is power in school
athletics and cannot well be spared
for any length of time. 80
| w. Edward Davies of Williams:
town, Mass, has been appointed as
sociatd secretary of the Windsor
county Young Mems Christian AS
sociation and has already taken up
his work in the White River juno
ton office of Secretary A. G. Hurd.
Mr.. Davies lis a young man and
seems to be very well qualified for
his new position
The Rainey- Toilette motion pict-
ures of Arctic life, and other wild
life, were shown at Music hall
Thursday evening to a rather small
audience. A long chase and capture
of big Polar bear was a wonderful
feature of the Arctic scenes, though
owing to the imperfect light con-
ditions- away up north the pictures
could not be made very sharp or
clear. The first part Of the enter
tainment included forest, river and
bird life features.
Miss Marjorie Dana returned to
New York Thursday.
Mrs. f, e Richmond was called
to North Pomfret Thursday evening
by the sudden death of her brother
in-law, Mark E Adams. He was a
brother of Judge e. b. Adams of St.
Louis, and was 5S years of age.
The funeral will be held at the house
IN North Pomfret Sunday afternoon.
Mower Bros. will have basket at
e. X Stacks store, where patrons
may leave goods for the laundry.
The young people of the Congre-
gational church will have Hal
lowe'en party in the church parlors
next Tuesday evening.
The manager of the Chinese laun-
dry, Leong On, announces that he
will close up the business and leave
town next week. He asks all who
have packages there to call and get
them.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w Kidder
will soon move from High street to
the house on Elm street formerly
occupied by Mrs. @. o. Thompson. \
Mrs. Harold S. Dana is visiting
her niece. Mrs II, M. Sayward, i'll
Ipswich, Mass. 4
Children, remember! T. Sewing
school begins Nov. 4 at 2 p m. All
who want their names on the honor
roll must be there on the minute.
DR.. and Mrs. L II. Kidder were in
New York this week, DR. Kidder, as
member Of the state board of
health, attending sanitary confer
ence held under the auspices of the
New York city board of health.
The Misses Hayden closed their
house Wednesday and started for
Washington, DC.
A special meeting Of the ladies of
the Universalist church parlors this
afternoon at three O'Clock.
An audience Of $50 people saw the
moving picture presentation OF Dick
ems tales of Two Cities" Wednes
day evening, which made q very
successful entertainment. Moving
pictures again tonight.
Mrs. E A. Spear received word ON
| Tuesday Of the sudden death of her
cousin. Mrs. May Bates Wilder, of
Montreal. Mrs. Wilder was former
teacher in the Woodstock High
school.
Six automobiles carried 20 or more
members of Quechee River Lodge,
| /. 0. o T., who attended the annual
meeting of the Odd Fellows at
Windsor Wednesday evening, and
aside from breakdown that hindersd