Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-03-30
WOODSTOCK NOTES.

Parker Child, the popular tenor
who has often been heard in Wood
stock, is now singing with the Caro-
lima hotel orchestra at Pinehurst,
N. c..
G.. w. Marble expects to start up
his sawmill next Monday, though
there isn't great amount of water
flowing over the dam there now.
The ice in the pond is two or three
feet thick, thanks to the tightness of
the weather up to and including
most of the month of March, and it
would take more than il week OF rain
to start it, Mr.. Marble thinks. He
has about 400, 900 feet of lumber in
logs ready for the saw.
DR.. F. Il. Kidder returned from
New York Thursday, Mrs. Kidder
remaining there few days longer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Howard,
who have been in the south for a
month or two, returned last week.
| Miss Katherine Kidder is at home
from Rogers Hall. Lowell, Mass for
the Easter vacation.
Sugaring operations were interup-
ted by rain Thursday night, drizzle
continuing nearly all day Friday.
Harry A. Moore left for Twin Falls,
Idaho. Monday, expecting to be alb
sent several months.
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held at the home
of Mrs. Frederick B. Merrill Mon
day evening. April lst, at Z 80 o'clock
Mrs. A. w. Eastman announces
special Easter display OH Friday,
April 5, and Saturday, April 6, when
will be shown the latest models in
spring millinery.
Hon. and Mrs. William Z. johnson
and Miss Johnson will leave Pasa-
dena, Calf, where they passed the
winter, on April 2. and expect to be
in Woodstock April 9. stopping in
Boston ON the way home.
Mrs. Joseph Narcotic is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Sherwin and
Mrs LaBrie, in Lebanon, N. H.
Mrs. G o. Dumas returned from
Lebanon Saturday.
E H. Blossom has boaght new
four-passnger Buick car of 22aa horse
power.
The regular meeting of the Ottau-
quechee Chapter. d. A. R., will be
held with Mrs. C. r. Montague,
Tuesday evening, April I'd, at half
past seven.
| Odd Fellows hall is being painted
and decorated, G. J. Paul having
charge of the work. A new carpet
will soon replace the old one.
1t is expected that services will be
held as usual at st. James church
tomorrow.
/ Rev. Benjamin w. Atwell, M. d.,
who preached at St. James church
last Sunday and who has often SUP
piled here before, died suddenly
Thursday morning at the home of
his daughter in Newton, Mass. He
was in his 74th year. His last rec
torship was Shelburne. Vt. DIR.
| Atwell then took up missionary work
in which he was active and known
throughout New Englaad. For the
past Eve years his activities have
been confined mainly to supplying
, pulpits.
M. ). Loukes, the new keeper OF
the county Jail, and family, are now
in their new quarters. moving here
} from Windsor this week.
Erwin V. Fraser has bought War
rem Furman's meat business in
Bridgewater.
:, J. l. Dana went to Newark N. j.,
Wednesday. Today Mr.. and Mrs
j. @. Dana and Grosvenor sail fol
Naples and will pass several months
in Italy, Germany and Switzerland.
The Montpelier Argus says of 4
ball player well known locally:
4 Joe Grape, the we'll known bas,
ball star, has decided to play bal
again this season He has received
several offers. one with New Bedfort
o in the New England league and on,
with New Haven in tho Nonnacfic,,