Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-08-31
WooDsTocK NOTES

Mass, is visiting her father, Henri
e. King.
DIR. Gle of Hanover, assisted By
DIR. H. O. Jackson, performed Al
operation for appendicitis upon Miss
Lily X. Partridge Tuesday. which
was successful and she is getting
along we'll.
Mrs. George G. Kelly is visiting
her parents in Hampstead, N. Fl.
Mrs. L. A. Richmond, Forrest A.
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Eastman are taking an automobile
trip to Boston and other places in
Massachusetts. - z
| j. G. Dana of Newark, N. j., is al
"Quiete " for day or two.
The local Roosevelt club announces
a Progressive rally at Music hall
Monday night. Col. Thomas Il.
Doherty, of Boston will be the
speaker. eI;F< ss
| @, A. @. jackson, curator OF the
Montpelier Historical Society, has
obtained another valuable addition
to the rapidly growing collection.
The gift is a piano brought 10 Mont
pelier by Mrs. Thomas Reed in her
girlhood. the first piano brought to
Montpelier. and it is understood to
be the first brought into the state.
State cattle commissioner F. L.
Davis of White River Junction was
in Burlington recently and inspected
the killing of herd of SO cows
which had been found to be infected
and which came from st. Adams and
Hartland.
Mrs. Charles M. Southgate of Bos-
ton is the guest of Mrs. F. s. Dana,
arriving Thursday.
III. w. Kent of New York city
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Eric Rowland, who is left fielder
for the machine shop team At Wind
sor, was spiked in the hand in re-
cent ball game and has been in
Woodstock a few days. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Baldwin Of
New York are at the Vail house.
. The Kings Daughters will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday eye-'
ming, Sept. 8, at the Arts and :Crnfts
Room. .pra nsY.... ~.
Rev. H. J. Maillet was I'm Beriih
Falls, N H.. this week u attend the
ordination TO the ppiesthoo& Of Rev
Arthur Ramsey. acoasin. sy.u, 4a- !:
Judge Ira A.. Abbott of .Haverbill,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Juliette Simmons. ~ T..
Leonard Cove, aged 10 Years, who
is with his sister, Mrs. Berton
Thompson, on the North. Bridge
water road, accidentally shot him
self with q 90 calibre revolver Mon
day morning, The bullet striking
him just above the right temple,
cutting under the scalp for an inch
and half and coming out near the.
top of his head. The Wound ia not !.
serious, JIM.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thayles En-
mons and children of Geneva, N. Y,
are passing months vacation here.
Food sale at Arts and Crafts room
Friday, Sept. 8, at 800 o'clock
Sale of aprons, ice cream, etc. BY
the Ladies' Aid Of Christian church,
The boy choir of Grace, church,
Salem, Mass, of which, Stanley e.
Fuller. is organist, gave a concert at
st. james church Wednesday even
ing, which was heard with much
pleasure by large audience. The
young singers were assisted by
Messrs. O.. %. Dumas, Or. G.. II. 4
Kelly. A. q. Saul and Parker Child.
"rhe Sleep of the Child Jesus, by |
the choir, was one OF, the enioyable.I
numbers, and the music was all
we'll within the compass of their
voices and sweetly sung.
John @. Christopher Of Jackson
vile, Fla, who has been spending
the summer at the Wilson house on
Pleasant street, has bought d sum
mer home near Claremont, N. II.
Mr.. Christopher tried unseccessfnlly
to find suitable place near Wood
stock.
Col. and Mrs. F.. s. Billings gave
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