Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-11-09


learn rush weaving will bring about
forty feet of clothes line, using soft
woven rope and learn to do the work
with the rope. Mrs. Garfield will
have all the other supplies.
The Kings Daughters viii open
the Rest room in the Arts and Crafts
building this afternoon from two to
three o'clock, to receive contributions
of clothing and other useful articles
for distribution in their work of re.
/, lief this fall.
Union services were held in the
Congregational church Thursday
evening and will be held at the
Christian church tomorrow evening
at Z 30, in continuation of the church
efficiency campaign. These services
are conducted by the local ministers
A special communication of Wood
stock Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will be
held in Masonic hall tomorrow after
noon at IL 45 o'clock. for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of
George w. Marble. knights Tenn
plars will act as escort, in uniform.
David Carey was arraigned before
Justice B. H. Pinney Monday morn
ing and paid fine of $5 and costs
for first offence Of intoxication.
Henry HI. Vail returned to New
York Monday.
The next regular meeting Of the
Mothers League will be held in the
Rest room on Wednesday, November
13, at AS p. m. A talk on the Nor
ais of the Home and the Community
will be given by the Rev. Mr.. Can
field. Let every member Of the
League and every woman interested
in the good work wiiiclr the society
is doing, come to beafwlsat Mr.. Gam
field has to say on this vital subject.
The regular meeting will be followed
by the annual business meeting and
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year.
Mrs. Georgianna Gushing, Mrs.
Angela Eastman. Mrs. Carrie E.
Eastman and Mrs j. G.. Patton at
tended the district convention Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star at Spring.
field last week Friday evening, going
in F. A, RicLmond's car.
| F. s, Payne is building an addi-
ton, 13xl8 feet, for dining room,
to e F. Payne's bungalow, Riverest,
at West Woodstock.
Mrs. Alice P. Chace has been in
Woodstock week making arrange
ments to stay at her farm in South
Barnard the coming winter.
! An interesting report of the install
lation Of Rev. Ralph g. English is
given by the Amesbury MASS
Daily News Of Oct. 80. The Rev. M.
j. Housberger Of Newton, N. H., was
moderator, the sermon was preached
| by Rev. M. d. Wolfe OF HaverhilL,
the charge was given by Rev P. S
Sailer Of Lynn, and several pastors
of other Amesbnry churches joined
in the service, the program of which
was adequate and impressive. The
| occasion was characterized by cor
dial manifestation upon the part d
the church people, while the sermon,
the charge to the pastor and appeal
TO the church, as reported, were
especially strong.
1 Norman r. Hoisington was taken
to the hospital at Hanover, N. e.,
| Saturday evening for an operation
but this was found unnecessary after
other relieving treatments and he is
getting along comfortably.
Mrs. Mary Olmstead of Portland.
was recently the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Jaquith.
The Woodstock Eldctric Co. il
running a wire to Judge w. b
Sanders Otishill farm
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Al. Wilson re-
turned from Newton, Mass Monday
Mrs. j.. r. Pember who has beer
visiting them several weeks, returned
with them, and they will be with hel
for few days before opening theii
house for the winter.
Capt, Karl A. Pember is in Mont
pelier in-the interest of the armor,
bill in the legislature.
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