Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-10-19

have numbered coupons attached and
the person holding the lucky num-
Der will draw a prize each evening.
Here is an opportunity TO help sup
port your local band.
Mr., and Mrs. @, e. Woodruff and
Miss Woodruff started for Detroit.
Mich, Wednesday and will be absent
five or six weeks.
Mrs. H. l.. Garfield is to have the
rafiia class of the Arts and Crafts
Club again this season and. with an
assistant, will teach basket weaving
and reseating Of chairs with cane and
rush. 1t is desired that persons in
tending to take up work in this class
shall notify Mrs. Garfield as soon as
possible, and not later than Nov. l,
as supplies must be ordered before
the opening of the class early in the
month.
Mrs. III. @. Jackson attended the
state convention of Daughters of the
American Revolution held in Mont
pelier last week Thursday. On Sat
urday she went to Burlington 20
spend Sunday with Miss Ethel Jack
son, and returned home Monday.
In the interest of the equal suf-
frage movement in these piping terms
OF law making at Montpelier recep-
ton is to be held next Friday after
noon from 8 to 6 O'Clock in the Arts
and Crafts room. There will be
speaking; pictures fran the national
suffrage headquarters, including a
gallery of portraits of famous suf-
frage workers, will be shown. and
tea will be served. DR. Harvey w.
Wiley, the famous pure7food expert.
who lectures here that evening, will
probably be present, and several
people from Cornish, N. H, who
are interested in the suffrage move
ment are expected.
DIR. Charles E. Montague of Wake
field, Mass, was at g. H. yaughan's
and j. T.. Montsgue's last Saturday,
returning home Sunday.
P. E. Partridge has been granted
an undertaker's license by the Yer
mont examining board.
Mrs. Roger s. Baldwin went to
Greenwich, Conn.,, Tuesday, closing
her house here. Vs.
Rev. Harry L. Garfield has been
appointed to represent the Univer-
salist denomination upon the board
of trustees of the Vermont Anti
Saloon League
Dr. Harvey w. Wiley. who opens
the lecture and entertainment course
next week, will be-the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. II. L. Garfield while here.
G.. H.. Mass went to New York
city Thursday, to be absent about
two weeks.
Mrs. Pansy Buckley, who passed
the summer at Cornish, N. H., will
give recital, with interpretations,
of Wagner's musical dramas. at the
Universalist church early in Nov
ember.
A largely attended district meet
ing of Rebekah lodges. /. o. 0. F.,
district No. 8, of which Mrs. Lora A.
Thomas of Kedron Rebekah lodge is
district deputy president, was held
in Woodstock Thursday evening, be-
ginning with a banquet at G A. r.
hall at $50 p M, with opening ex-
ercises by Kedron lodge, Mary E.
Morrill,, N. G.. The address of well
come was made by Mrs. Mary Paul,
p. N. G., and the response by Mrs.
Nellie Hanks, p. ID. d. F.. of Purity
lodge. Rochester. The degree was
exempli6ed by Purity lodge, Mrs
Clara Parmenter, N. G.. and the ex.
emplification of unwritten work by
Mrs Grace Richmond, president Of
the state assembly exemplificatior
of the proving Of visitor from
another jurisdiction by Fidelity
lodge, White River Junction. vari
GUS reports were submitted, followed
by remarks by grand officers an6
visitors. and the closing ceremony.
Mrs. F. w. Wilder went to Fitch
burg. Mass, Thursday, to visit hel
I, daughter. Mrs Joseph n. White, jr
i DR.. "A. q. Sherwin of Boston Wis
; tied his brother, DR.. o. w. Sherwin
a few days last week.
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