Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-07-05
WooDsTocK NOTES

livery horse, was also thrown OIL
and was unconscious for some hours
Neither is able to tell just how the
accident occurred On the fair
ground road. going towards Tafts-
vile, they met the Billings farm
herd of COWS. The horse made 0
Jump or two and cleared himself
from the carriage, which was over
turned in a fash. Some rods
behind the team was Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Howard's automobile. but
a cloud of dust was about all that
could be seen from the machine; il
appeared as if the frantic horse
jumped over COW in his hurried
escape. Mr., and Mrs. Howard and
the chauffeur, Howard Markham,
hastened to the spot and found Mrs.
Sheldon in much pain, the driver
stunned and unconscious. Mrs.
Sheldon was taken to the Towards
home in the machine. and DR.. East
man carried Partridge home. Drs.
Kidder and Eastman attended Mrs.
Sheldon and found her left shoulder
was. broken, and she was Of course
badly bruised and shaken in the
fall. The horse was stopped at
Maplewood farm, three. quarters of a
mile away.
The Woodstock Military Band
will play at the state field day Of the
Modern Woodmen at Hartford July
4th.
A fire on Bailey hill, about mile
from Briggs, ON Monday, destroyed
several hundred cords of wood be-
longing to the Bridgewater Wooden
Company.
The w. R. G. will hold its July
meeting Saturday, the 9th.
w. s. Dana of Boston is at his
summer home this week and will
return here again about August l..
Mrs Fl. G. Phillips of Richmond
is visiting Mrs. Louise NJ. Montague
for few days
Tuesday was the hottest day of
the season. scorcher-with hardly
a breath of air stirring to relieve the
situation. Thermometers ranged
from 80 degrees up, and night
didn't bring much change. We'd
nesday was somewhat cooler and a
brief shower came along in the
evening.
The Age goes to press day earlier
this week ON account of the holiday.
Miss Rachel M. French is at home
for the summer from Swarthmore.
Pa, arriving Monday accompanied
by her friend Miss Maxwell
Hubert L. Garfield, accompanied
by friend, William Jordan, from
Akron. O. is visiting his parents,
Rev. and Mrs H. L Garfield.
w. e. View recently added new
Cadillac car to his livery, which will
be used by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gold
schmidt, who are expected here
soon.
l. e. Weymouth has again been
operated upon at the Massachusetts,
Homeopathic hospital. and is getting
along well.
Mrs. Simeon G. Fisher of Woburn.
Mass, has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Clark this week.
DIR. @. l. Dana of New York is at
the Inn for few weeks.
Seven members and veterans of
George 9. Randall Post. q. A r.,
attended tile 50ih anniversary cele-
bration of the battle of Gettysburg
this week. leaving here last Saturday.
They are Charles II English, George
w. Perry, George FL. Day, Seth J
Winslow, Charles A. Burnell. Will
lam s. Wardwell and j. D. Wright.
Lois Dana. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert s. Dana, is at Mrs r.
S. Dana's, coming from New York
with Miss Margaret Aitken.
Mrs B. l.. Pinney is with Mr..
Pinney at the Crawford House. and
others who have employment there,
going on Monday. are Miss Mildred
Holton, Miss Gertrude Yetman and
Miss Inez Waite, Miss Myrtle Pinney,
and Miss Evelyn Barrows of Lynn,
Mass, formerly of Brideewater.
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