Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-07-20

leaseu Dy the Oprlngneiu cluD anc
is now with Northampton. Ryan, a
the close of the season year ago
was sold by the New Britain club Il
the ST. Louis Nationals, but was
never tried out by Manager Bresna-
han. He started the present season
with New Britain and few weeks
ago went to Springfield. He failed
to show his old form at the bat ano
was released.
Archie Bean, who enlisted in the
navy seven months ago as buglel
and has been ON the training shiI
Constellation, is at home on a twelve
days furlough. On his return he
expects to be transferred to the bat
tleship Connecticut. where his SER
vices as a baseball player are in de-
mand.
Charles Sawyer of Keokdk. Ia, is
visiting his father, M. A. Sawyer.
Mr.. Sawyer is in the typewriter
business and also has business col
lege in connection with it at Keokuk.
A lawn party will be given at the
Congregational parsonage on Friday
evening, July 90 Ice cream and
cake served at Is cents, and this
will be the only charge. There will
be musical program.
Preparations are rapidly and
satisfactorily maturing for the pre-
sentation by local talent of the charm
ing play Pygmalion and Galatea
Great care is being taken that the
costumes shall be historically cor
rect as to pattern and color even to
the finer shades. No small degree
of the interest that the drama win
awaken will center in the dress of
the players, for the Greeks whom
the actors will represent were lovers
of the beautiful. A delightful hui
NOR pervades the play, providing
for the audience an evening of keen
enjoyment. Remember the place
and date: Music Hall. Wednesday
evening, July "a, at 8 o'clock Seats
may be reserved at Morgan's at 75c.,
Soc, and 25c. according to location.
E. L. Beck of Mexico City is with
his family at the King farm.
Roderick Olzendam is at the
Marble homestead for the summer.
The Boynton house. lately re-
moved to Court street. will be occu-
pied by Mr.. Fuller, the chef at the
Inn, August lat.
F. w. Wilder attended meeting
of the Northern Bankers Association
at the Crawford House, Saturday,
and returned Monday morning.
The funeral of Judge Thomas o.
Seaver was held at the house at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon. the
simple service consisting of scripture
reading and prayer by the Rev. BEN
jamin Swift. The casket was covered
with flowers and draped with the
national flag Several floral pieces
were from the Congregational church,
the local lodge of Masons, members
of the Windsor County bar, and a
design duplicating the badge of the
Sixth army corps from Ex-Governor
Pingree of Hartford and Capt. Hor- 4
ace French of West Lebanon, N. H.,
two army comrades with whom
Judge Seaver had annually for sew
eral years dined ON the anniversary
OF the battle of Lees Mills. Among
those attending the service were Col.
and Mrs. Samuel E Pingree of Hart
ford, Capt. French of West Lebanon.
ex-Gov. and Mrs. e. j. Ormsby of
Brandon, Mr.. Edwin FL. Whitehill of
Watertown, Mass. The pall-bearcrs
were six comrades of Randall Post
John S. Eaton, Herman Howes, Chas.
81. English. r. d. Bridge, Geo. W
Perry and L H. Perkins. The burial
was in the family lot in River Street
cemetery.
Judge and Mrs. w. b. Sanders of
Cleveland, O., lett for Kennebunk-
port, Me, Thursday after passing q
few days at the Warder house.
Mrs. r. s. Payne is visiting her
sons, e. F. and George Payne. in
Boston. and will see the first per-
Torrance of a comedy sketch written
by L f. Payne entitled "'The
Edge of the Whirlpool" in which
Donald Meek and other well known
people have parts Mr.. and Mrs.
II n pavne's children will return