Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. j, r. Wilbur Of
Manchester and Mrs, William b
Hurd of Brooklyn. N. Y. are at the
Inn.
Rain, frost and sunshine, there
are all kinds Of weather in week.
One of the heaviest rain storms of
the season began about 5 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and continued
most of the evening Monday was
pleasant, clearing skies bringing a
frost Tuesday morning.
Mrs. M. L. Spear announces a
sale of fall and winter garments next
week Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. at her millinery rooms in
the Savings bank building. Miss L.
w. Shackleford of Gloucester, Mass.,
is assisting Mrs. Spear this season.
Wilfred Smith, Of the Woodstock
Electric Co., was elected one of the
vice presidents of the Vermont Elec-
trical association at it's annual meet
ing held III Rutland last week Thurs
day.
Harold r. Clough, clerk at the
Woodstock Pharmacy for several
years, has gone to West Medford,
Mass, where he will remain for a
time at least.
Miss Catherine Wilder has re-
turned to Mount IIolyoke college as
junior, and Miss Inez Waite begins
her first year in the same college.
A Newberg N. ", dispatch Of
Sept. IL says: With the skull frac-
tured aud circumstances indicating
that he had been dead several days,
the body of John Grace, wrestler,
was found under a sofa in the rooms
of the Country club at Weldon last
night. The police suspect that
Grace was murdered and are making
an investigation" Grace was well
known as wrestler in the light
weight class. He was in Woodstock
for several weeks about two years
and took part in several matches
here
The service at the Methodist church
tomorrow evening will be of special
interest to young people and the
friends of their education, Principal
Perkins of the High School will
speak on The high value of educa-
ton" Prof. e Il. Williams, jr,
will speak concerning Questions
suggested by ancient monuments re-
Gently discovered" The school
orchestra will play. Service at z 80
o'clock.
Five graduates OF Woodstock High
school this year enter the University
of Vermont this fall Harold Mack,
Edward Washburn, Percy Slayton,
Roland Ely and Paul Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomson and
James Thomson, jr., of Chicago, are
visiting Mrs. VIM G. Vaughan at
West Woodstock week or two. Mrs.
Thomson. formerly Miss Helen Shaw
of this town, is niece of Mrs.
Vaughan.
Kedron Rebekah lodge will OBJ
serve the 6lst anniversary of the
Rebekah degree Of Odd Fellows at
the next regular meeting, Sept. 20.
One of the interesting forthcom-
ing entertainments is the pop concert
to be given Friday evening. Sept.
| 81, at the town hall. for the benefit
of the Kings Daughters. A vaude-
Vile program will include the best
talent obtainable aud refreshments
will be served at small tables.
Flowers and candy will be on sale.
Admission to hall % cents.
Mrs. Almira +. Vaughan has
moved from the Hemenway house on
Lincoln street to Miss HaskelPs
house.
Wanted-To let my horse for keep
ing to right party for the winter
Apply ut once. w. w. Dearborn.
Mrs. e O. Gardner Of Springfield,
Mass is visiting Mrs. j @. Dana at
|"Quiete.."
i DIR. George Holbrook was among
the visitors here during county fair
week.
Miss Helen Fl. Marble spent few
days at the Marble homestead last
week, going to Crawford, N. e.,