Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-10-05

mont Library association with Stat
board Of library commissioners a
ST Albans Wednesday, The librar.
associations elected Miss Evelyn s
Lease of Montpelier president Mrs
Abba ID. Chamberlin OF Pomfret wal
elected vice-president for Windso
and Windham counties.
| The Woodstock Inn sent an exhibi
to the Boston Electric Show, which
opened Sept, %, and L. M. Harrigar
is also represented by some of hit
electrical novelties. The Vermont
Electric Association has taken two
booths at the show, and anyone from
Woodstock will be welcome at any
time During the past two years
100000 has been spent in getting
the exhibit together. Supt. Wilfred
Smith of the Woodstock Electric
Co, which is much interested in
securing visitors from Woodstock,
will attend the show.
Robert b. Clark of Paducah, KY,
was at Judge f. @. Southgate's q
day or two last week and Mrs. Clark,
who has been here several weeks,
returned to Kentucky with him.
Their son Robert remains with Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. S. Dana for the present.
Rev. L. c. Drouhin of St. Johns
bury visited friends here few days
this week.
The winter time table of the
Woodstock railway went into effect
Monday, Sept. 80,
Mr.. and Mira. F. B. Dutton have
moved into Philip Reyes house on
High street
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland A. Doubleday
moved the first Of the week from
e. H. Slayton's house on Slayton
Terrace, into their own house on
Golf avenue, recently purchased Of
Eugene Taylor. G. H. Hastings and
family are. moving faom 0. A. Whit
combs tenement next above the
plaster house" on Creamery hill,
into the house vacated by the
Doubledays; and George Verviller of
the pool room barber shop, and
family. are to occupy the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Hastings.
Rev. R. J Dixon, from California,
will preach in the Methodist Episco-
pal church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. George Updyke, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w
Wilder, started for Omaha. Neb.,
Friday.
The Misses Stearris. who have had
the Page cottage on Mountain avenue.
the past summer, returned to Boston
Tuesday
Mrs. William s. French is visiting
in Newburyport, Mass.
Miss Haskell went to New York
Friday with Mrs. Harriet Gaillard
and goes thence to Lawrence, Kan
to spend part of the winter with her
sister, Mrs. William E. Hazen.
Judge and Mrs. +. G. Southgate
went to Burlington Wednesday to
pass the rest of the week
Norman Baker chased thief out
of his house on Golf avenue Sunday,
but lost the man in the darkness
The family had heard noise at the
door from the basement shed to the
cellar and Mr.. Baker took a lamp and
surprised the visitor, throwing the
lamp at him as he disappeared
through door at the other end OF
the shed at high speed. Mr.. Baker
says the man was rather short and
wore gray coat. and Catherine
Marsh, little girl living next door,
says the thief wore a derby hat and
Z" brownish " clothes.
The stock and business of the
Woodstock Inn livery stable, have
been sold by George M. Bradley to
@. G. Coke, who since he disposed of
the New Park livery to F. S. Atwood
& Co. has been manager of the lat
ter's Commercial House livery stable.
The price rs $l3,500, and the sale
includes 33 horses, three, touring
cars and large number of carriages,
sleighs, harness, etc. The stable is
one Of the largest and best in New
England and since it was established
90 years ago has dore a very sue
cessful business. r. SE. Richmond