Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-04-12
WOODSTOCK NOTES

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temperature was 80; the normal il
20 2 The total precipitation for the
month was 6 80 inches Of which 6 8
was in the form Of show. The great
est daily fall in "a hours was ~
inches on the 25th and Goth The
normal precipitation for the month
ia 2.79 inches.
The Woodstock Military Band has
been engaged TO furnish music for
the Log Rolling" of the Modern
Woodnen at White River Junction
July 4th.
| Que of the inmates at the county
Jail, with an eye for art and large
/ pail of whitewash, has used the
brush lately with great effect. Some
big cobblestones line the bank wall
of the stream at the Jail and are
scattered about the yard in front Of
the diminutive hall of records which
.djoins the building These are
now cleaning white and the fence
posts IN the rear of the premises
likewise stand out spotlessly and
conspicuousIy The innovation, il
il understood, had the full consent
and approval of Deputy Sheriff
I.oukes, keeper of the Jail.
Rev ana Mrs. BENJAMIN Swift are
visiting in New York city.
The Kings Daughters will he glad
If further donations III clothing,
shoes. or anything which may be Of
,ise in their relief work. and espec-
tally of girls clothes Donations may
he left at the Arts and Crafts room
ON Wednesday aud Saturday after
moons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Benson are
approaching Vermont leisurely from
Florida, their winter home. and ex-
pect to reach Woodstock within
week.
The Christian Endeavor society
IF the Christian church will begin
it's service at z 30o'clock next Sun
,lay evening and will continue TO do
so until further notice.
Mrs. f. F. Ledoux has sold the
Variety store to her brother. Clar-
ence F. Lynds, Mrs. Lednux retiring
IN account of i'll health. Mr.. Lynds
will retain his place as clerk in w.
j. Boyce. & Co.'S store, his sister,
Miss Carrie A. Lynds, taking charge
of the Variety store
About twenty ladies of the w. r
q. met for sewing social by invita-
rinn OF Mrs. Julia Fairbanks at the
home of Mrs j r. Pember on
tuesday. Music was given by Mrs.
J r. Peinber, Mrs Wilson and Miss
Violet Wilson. Refreshments were
served.
DIR. G.. G.. Atkins OF Providence,
r. L., who will speak at the ConRreRa-
tional church Tuesday enening,
April %. is well known as mas
terly and convincing speaker. His
subject will be The Windows of
Life. Admission IS cents, stu
dents IS cents.
Mrs. Walter b. Gates of Burling-
ton was the guest.of Miss Florence
L. Fuller Tuesday night, coming
here from Springfield, Mass, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. R. ID Lerlnond
Mrs. Christine Fuller and Mrs.
Hal Il. Payne and son are visiting
in Lakeport. N. Ii.
District Deputy Grand Master
RuIus A. Barton Of Windsor made
an official visitation of Woodstock
Lodge. f. and A. H., last Friday
evening at a special meeting, when
the third degree was conferred, aud
the work was reviewed by the dis
srict deputy.
Mrs.. b. e. Chase underwent an
operation at the Hanover hospital
last week Thursday, and has since
been getting along well:
E. r. Flood Of McIndoes Falls
was in town few days this week.
Mrs. James II. Winslow of Phila-
delphia is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. F. Jones.
Miss Rachel Gobie OF Quechee and
Richard veo, son of DR. L. N veo
Of Boston. were recent guests at