Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-07-22

in A. B. Morgan's drug store few
y ears ago, and is now proprietor o.
a drug store in Bethel, was married
ON Tuesday to Miss Mabel M. Brown
at the home of the brides uncle
r. E. Brown, in Burlington. The
bride has been teacher in the
Whitcomb High school at Bethel for
the past two years.
Rev. Mr.. Kelly of Cambridge,
Mass, will oficiate at the services at
st. James church tomorrow.
Miss Maude Richardson of Con-
cord, N. H., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Richardson.
Miss Priscilla Mcclellan of Lud-
low is the guest of Miss Carrie B.
Dana for few days.
At the next regular meeting OF
Kedron Rebekah Lodge, July 20, all
members are requested to be present.
A lunch will be served. Come and
find out the rest. Per order noble
grand.
Mrs. Davenport and Miss Dsven-
port of Stamford, Conn.,, are at s. A.
Goldschmidt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Perkins,
from California, are at the King
homestead. John Perkins of New
York was recent guest there.
Among recent arrivals at the Inn,
guests of former seasons, who are
here for month or more, are Mrs.
w. ]. Mcknight. Miss M Mcknight,
Miss N. J. Mcknight of Washington,
D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Sayles and
the Misses Sayles, of Woonsocket,
R. 1 Mrs. v. G. Gaylord. Chicopee
Falls, Mass; Miss Harwood, Wal
lingford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Meeker, Master A. w. Meeker, Miss
Kellerhouse, New York city.
Harry Clark of Boston passed the
week with Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Payne
at Riverest. Carl Payne is with his
grandparents for the summer.
Rev. Charles Fl. Wells of Newark,
N. j., former rector of ST. James
church, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. J R. Pember and Miss Violet
Wilson are passing few weeks in
Randolph Center.
Miss Rutter of Burlington is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin
Swift.
Rev. Charles L Billings and
family of Lowell, Mass, registered
at the Inn Thursday.
Rev. John l.. Cairns of Littleton,
N. H.. writes to lions Herald:
Il want to sound note of warn
ing against Chaldean solicitors for
funds. Our town has been recently
visited by three of these Chaldeans.
dressed in clerical attire. They solicit
funds for an orphanage in Turke-
stan. Their credentials were good.
[ noticed the names of clergymen of
the New England, New Hampshire
and Maine conferences, certifying
that an examination of their creden-
tails showed them to be o. X Twas
foolish enough to give them rather |
note of endorsement.
After had done so, the rector of our
local Episcopal church told me that
the men were frauds, as the Living
their church paper. had in
vestigated them, and was unable to
discover that, during many years.,
any money collected had gone any
where else than into their own peck.
ets. l think these men should be
for obtaining money
under false pretences Their official
documents or credentials, signed by
The Assyrian bishop, are typewriter.
We preachers ought to learn the
lesson that people are going to be
upon if they see our names
in the long list of sponsors who COM
mend strangers to them for help"
In the report of the school direct
,rs of Woodstock for IL months end,
ing July LIST, the cost of the schools
for that period is given as follows:
Village Schools, $13.344 80
Prosper School, .845 80
West Woodstock, GAO l8
Lincoln, 700 Is
Curtis, 416 90
Pelton, 500 rs
Branch, 5l2 46
South Woodstock, LOGS O5
Taftsville, 574 80
$50 53
Miscellaneous, 4,376 80
Transportation, 1898 20
Books, l,O66 Oh
$25,953 40