Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-07-06

a supply, the collision throwing Mr.
Markham out and releasing the colt
which was stopped on lower River
street. j. b. Tarleton hooked up the
excited youngster to carriage tc
drive him back up the street, and
people in the neighborhood shy that
the colt certainly gave Mr. Tarleton
a ride and half.
Miss Evelyn Bourbon of Windsor,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bourbon of Woodstock, was struck
by train while walking or the
railroad track between her boarding
place and the business part of the
village Saturday. She is a deaf
mute and therefore did not hear the
whistle of an approaching train.
The car step struck her, throwing
her over ON the next track. One
arm was twice broken, her hip bruis-
ed and she received bad cash on
her scalp.
Mrs. Herbert Holt of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Aitken.
DR.. G. L. Dana Of New York
arrived Thursday and is at H. S.
Dana's house for the summer.
Mrs. M. T. Morrill, and two chill
dren of Dayton. Ohio, are visiting
Mrs. Morrill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. II. Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, G. Dana and John
G.. Dana landed in New York Mon
day from London and arrived in
Woodstock Wednesday, Mr.. Dana
returned to Newark, Ns-J., Friday
night. M s;fT
DIR. Mary Macmillan Of New York
city passed the Fourth of July with
Mrs. James IL. Chapman. at the
Jatter's country place ineSouth Bar
nard.
The annual session. of the Univer-
salist convention of Vermont and the
Province of Quebec, which will be
held in Woodstock, August 1920,
will be an occasion Of interest to the
church people of the towhland ought
TO interest every one who is con-
cerned with the welfare Of society.
Beside the routine business, which
perforce lust receive attention, the
program provid es for speaking and
parliaments ON subjects that are
vital to human advancement. The
towns people will be welcome at all
the meetings of this gathering. The
full program will be announced later
and features of it that will be espec-
tally helpful will be emphasized
Earl Wyatt is now clerk in the
American Express Co.'s Office. Rob-
ert LaMountain succeeding him as
messenger.
Miss Annie M. Greene of Wood
stock, and formerly teacher of mod
ern languages in the Bennington.
high school, has received from Rad
cliffe college the degree of B. A.
with distinction [cum laude }, in the
/" Germanic Languages and Litera-
ture." Miss Greene's work at Cam
bridge has been almost wholly post
graduate, and has been recognized
as of very high order.
Under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Circle of the Universalist church,
the clever comedy by w. s. Gilbert.
entitled "Pygmalion and Galatea,"
will be produced in the near future!
Mr.. Gilbert's name is imperishably
associated with that of Sir Arthur
Sullivan in the authorship Of the
deservedly famoua group Of Gilbert
and Sullivan operas, Mr.. Gilbert
being the librettist This comedy, in
such high favor among play goers,
is unique in that its humor is given
a classic setting and choice, rythmi-
cal English is its vehicle. Wednes-
day evening. July "a, at Music Hall
are the time and place fixed for the
production Of the play.
W.. ]. Sayward was here with his
family Sunday, Mrs. Sayward return
ing to Montreal with him and will
pass couple of weeks there.
The Henry Rice property. adjoin-
ing the school grounds. was decided
60 the town of Woodstock last week
| at the price formerly agreed upon,
$2390.00, for site for the new
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