Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-10-26
WOODSTOCK NOTES

Il
and Mrs. Charles Toune Billings of
Lowell announce tho engagement of
their daughter Miss Frances Billings
Radcliffe, 'l3. 10 Cyrus Woodman Of
Cambridge. Harvard. '07. Miss Bill
lings is granddaughter Of the late
William Fl. Baldwin. who for many
years was president Of the Boston
Young Mems Christian Union. Miss
Billings mother was Miss Fanny
Aldrich Baldwin. Rev. Mr.. Billings
has been minister of the Unitarian
church in Lowell for many years.
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Adams.
Mrs. Bryson and Miss katherine
Semple left for ST. Louis Tuesday.
and the Richmond house is closed
for the season.
The Order of the Eastern Star
will hold district meeting at South
Royaltou next week Thursday even
ing, Oct. 81. when the degrees are to
be worked by : the Woodstock
chapter.
Mrs. Oscar +. Farwell returned
Tuesday from weeks visit in Bos-
ton and other places in Massachu-
sets.
The Woodstock Business Mems
Association is prompt to interest it
self in the plan to secure an agricul-
tural agent for Windsor county, and
will cooperate with the Windsor
County Farmers Committee to that
end. The association also contributed
$50 to the fund for ptomoting the
work aud promised further aid con-
ditionally. --sa- .s.--s--.
At the Universalist church tomor-
row morning the pastor will preach
his annual humane sermon. The
treatment OF the theme will be
largely biographical.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sabine of
Lewiston, Me-, were guests of Mrs
f. S. Dana over Sunday, coming
here from Claremont, N. H.
Mrs. Frederick Billings, ST., and
MISS Billings went to New York
Tuesday, closing their house here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Billings
went the same day to- Greenwich,
Conn.
The State Agricultural school foot
ball team of Randolph will play
w. FL. S. on Vail field this afternoon
G. B. Chase is in Boston, Worces
ter and Millbury. Mass, Tor week
DIR. @. Il. Spiller, optician. win be
IN Woodstock at j. O.. NustinR's
Oct. %, in Hartland Oct 20, in
Windsor Oct. 3d. ers ,-~-s-|
A local hunting club, organized
especially for the destruction of
coons. whose fur is valuable for NIT
tens, muffs and things, was on the
trail all last week without making
"a killing. This week, witha change
in the weather to more favorable
conditions for tracking, the hunters
have made come progress toward the
determination of the coon family,
capturing FIVE in two expeditions.
About twenty Odd Fellows from
the Quechee River lodge attended a
meeting of the subordinate lodges Of
this district at South Royalton Thurs
day evening, going in FIVE automo-
biles. The roads were in bad condi-
ton after heavy rains and most Of
the machines did not reach home
until about A q. m. Friday.
Tuesday, Nov 5, is Tag Day Y
for Company G. and the receipts will
go into the coanpany's fund for
future campaigns. Tags win be
offered for sale and the purchasers
are expected to wear them in plain
sight to show that they are interested
and have made their contribution to
the cause.
The g Co. masquerade ball to
take place Thursday evening. Oct.
I 81. will be an enjoyable occasion.
Everyone is cordially invited. This
will have all the good features of the
regular drill dances with other
better ones added. Large orchestra.
X. A. Pember is planning to start
magazine agency in this town, and
would be pleased TO have all those
intending to subscribe to any maya
zine or to renew subscriptions call