Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-06-21
WOODSTOCK NEWS

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| Leonard Goss of Cleveland, Ohio
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s
Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Say.
ward Of Ipswich, Mass, are expected
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Ashley will
move next Monday into B. II. Pin
ney's house on Golf Avenue, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Richmond will
move at once into the Ashley house.
A. l.. Powers took lot of big
trout from his Crystal Pond, Mon
day, seven weighing over 10 pounds
He had partially drained the pond
to see if he could find what had been
spelling the sport there, and thus
captured the big trout which had
grown fat on the smaller ones.
Mrs. G, B. Price and daughter
Virginia of Swampscott, and Miss
Frances Grosvenor of Winthrop,
Mass were at the Inn few days
the past week,
Another Company G dance will
be held at the Armory Thursday,
June &c Don't forget and don't
miss it, for it's matter of real pleas
ure
The summer schedule of trains
over the Woodstock railway goes
into effect next Monday, June 20.
The time of only one of the outgoing
trains is changed, the present 10 so
train leaving at 1920 The s. 5
"a. M. train from the junction is
changed to $50, the 2 38 p. m. train
to 2 33 and the A SO to 4.50. The
927 m. train is not changed.
An outdoor meeting of the Moth
ers' League will be held with Mrs.
Garfield on the afternoon of June
81. Tea will be served from half
past two until Eve Members of all
the branch leagues are cordially in
vited to attend II it should storm,
the meeting will be held indoors,
Bishop John w. Hamilton of Bos-
ton will speak in the Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday evening
June 26, at Z. 30 o'clock.
L. w. Sylvester has broken arm
as the result ofan accident at Bur-
ton Thompson's place on the North
Bridgewater road last week Friday.
lie was putting in door casing,
aud in stepping from the house to
low plank staging he fell, striking
on some scattered brick. One bone
of his left arm was broken and the
arm was dislocated at the elbow.
DIR g Jackson and Eastman attended
him and he his getting along well.
DR.. and Mrs Hereward Bur-
bridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Sher-
win were in Jericho Monday to at
tend the funeral of an uncle of
Mrs. Burbridge, who was killed in
The New Haven wreck at Stamford.
Conn. Returning home that even
ing by automobile was a rough ex-
iperience, as they encountered "a
sharp electrical and thunder storm,
wind and rain adding to the excite
lnent of the trip For a while the
party held up. till The worst Of the
blow and rain was over. A few
miles this side of Williamstown gulf
several fallen trees blocked the way.
They were able to get around one.
hut farther on tree lying length
wise ON bridge halted them They
ran back to a house, got an axe and
trimmed the tree nicely and opened
up the bridge to travel again. This
was about Ill p. M. and they had |
only one more obstruction to hew
their way through before reaching |
home in the early morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White and
two children of Fitchburg, Mass
are at The Birches for the summer
Miss Rachel French, accompanied
by a friend. from Swarthmore. Pa,
is expected home next week.
Russell Kelly is az home from
Dartmouth college
The Taft orchestra played for
school graduation exercises in
Bridgewater Thursday eveninc and
IN Sherburne Friday evening.
ottauquechee chapter, D A. r.,
elected these officers at its recent