Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-28
WOODSTOCK NOTES

The postoffice reports a record
holiday business and the local office
Of the american Express company
has also had one of the busiest sea
sons in its history
The Woodstock Craft Shop will be
open this afternoon from 3 till 8
O'Clock.
Clarence + Lynds of Plymouth is
holiday assistant at the Variety
store.
Judge and Mrs w. B. Sanders of
Cleveland are at the Warder house
for two weeks.
The engagement of Miss Florence
l. Fuller. daughter of John M Full
ter, to DIR. A. w. Doubleday, of Bos-
ton, was announced this week.
Mr. and Mrs n. d. Powers and
son Albert of Beverly. Mass, are
holiday guests Of Mrs f. Il Powers.
Mrs. Anna Merrill and son Ham
ilton are guests of Mrs. T. b. Mer-
rill.
Roger Griffin of Boston visited his
mother, Mrs. M. G. Griffin, from
Saturday till Wednesday,.
Miss Rachel French, from Swarth-
more, Pa, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. French, for ten
days.
Next weeks meeting of the
Y M. @. A. will be held on Monday.
Messrs. Ransom. Mack and Ely,
Woodstock students at u. v. NJ. will
speak ON various features of college
life.
DR.. and Mrs. w. @ Bailey of
Boston are with Mrs. A. P. Chace at
the Bailey residence fora few weeks.
Mrs Tatum is also guest there this
week.
The Pelton school closed Decem-
Der 20 for the Christmas vacation.
Pupils enrolled ID average attend
ance. 1873 Fidelia Townsend was
perfect in attendance; Sophie and
Leonard Lussier. Kendall Gilbert,
Lillian Townsend and Ralph Bour..
don were not absent during the
term. Those absent two days or less
were Mae Lussier, Earl Murphy,
Warner Townsend. Archie and Louis
Charon. Mildred Hathorne, teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur A Pelton of
Worcester. Mass, are with Mrs.
Charles Montague for the holidays.
Mrs. A E. Fdller is visiting her
daughters in Lakeport, N, H..
The January meeting of the Moth
ers' League will be held in the upper
room of the Arts and Crafts build
ing Friday evening. Jan. 8. Miss
Edith Hoadley. who is home from
Worcester Domestic Science School,
will give talk ON Household
Economics II is hoped large
number will be present.
Sch,ol at the Branch closed Friday,
Dec goth. Whole number Of pupils
10. Daily average attendance l4.4l
plus. Edna Baker was perfect in
Charles and Hazel Bur
ney had no marks during member
ship. Those absent two days or less
were, Lois Holt, Ruth Houghton,
Katie Roy, Carlton and Lawrence
Burney. Lena j. R. Harrington,
teacher.
Rolfe Gilliugham and Carl Smith
are among the holiday visitors here
B. l.. Pinney is with his family
here this week.
5 Snow came along just in time to
interfere somewhat with holiday
skating. covering fine sheet Of per-
fectly good ice on the mill pond
However, il was only two inches or
so deep and q few active young men
slioveled and scraped Wednesday
morning and cleared an ample space
for hockey players and others who
were out in the afternoon,
Mrs. Joseph Narcotic, Mrs. Amelia
Sherwin aud Ehrick Rowland were
in Windsor Tuesday TO attend the
funeral IL Miss Josephine Mayo.
Forrest A. Nye and family will
move about February lat into Z J..
Benson's house. next to the latter's
residence. near Pheasant street 1t
is now occupied by Mr., Hufchins.