Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-05-17
WOODSTOCK NEWS
NOTES.

touched little Notwithstanding
predictions Of disaster u the hay
crop IN account OF the rain and ic,
during the winter, there Seems 80 ~
a few spears Of grass in sight o.
l1he hillsides grass has come up IN
usually well. but ON the meadows
much lesa hay will be made.
Mis-, Susie Wilson of Rutland wat
the guest of Miss Doris Wardwell I
few days recently.
Two electric lamps are to be placed
in front of the entrance to the towr
building, on posts set on either sid'
II the walk
Miss Katherine Wilder was taken
10 the Hanover hospital last week
Wednesday for an operation fol
appendicitis, which was successful
aud she is getting along wrll.
1.-The Arm of the Law" is good
melodrama and was well played Al
Music hall Thursday evening. 70 b
rather small audience There wert
tense moments in the piece, but the
single tragedy was conducted quietly
aud without The explosion of fire.
arms or other painful noises.
Miss NJ. a. 'rrislow OF New York,
asumner visitor here for several
years, arrived Thursday and is o.
cupying the southerly side of Fred
erick Chapman's house ON Elm
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A 3 Morgan, who
have been in Floridathe past four
months. arrived home Thursday
rhey had y very pleasant holiday at
AXE Helen and both are in excellent
lealth.
Manager A. b. Wilder Of the
Woodstock Inn was in Boston a day
II two this week The purchase OF
"a electric automobile for use
.elween ihe Inn and the station in
,nder consideration, but no decision
las been reached.
Rain was long in coming to this
.rction Of the country. and State
Forester A F. Halves in sounding a
,ote of warning said that mot since
he had season of 1903 has there
been such danger of fire in the
woods as at present" The peril is
happily past for the present, in this
% ton at least, and the Friday morn
ing showers were acceptable on many
accounts
"The flowers appear on the earth.
The time Of the singing of birds liz
come "-theme Of sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
-,ven,ng Special music, inspiring
song service, II welcome for all
Peoples line telephones have been
installed at the Woodstock Inn sta
hle and at Isaiah Benson's residence,
West Woodstock
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny j: Hamilton
visited Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton in Randolph from Friday till
Monday Rev Mr. Hamilton re-
ceived a shower of post cards on
Monday. his 74th birthday.
Miss Rebecca w Wright Of Mont
pelier, secretary of the state board
cf library commissioners, was i'll
town Monday, welding the Norman
Williams public library, the Abbott
library az S,.uth Pomfret, and was
also in Bridgewater looking after
library interests, Il is now expected
that the fall meeting of the YER
mont Library Association will be
held in Woodstock.
Secretary Hurd of the Windsor
county Y NJ q A. COMMITTEES. has
sn,,ceeded in getting Mr. l.. s
Darling to come to Woodstock fo'
the play festival ay-casting tourna-
rnent. He is one Of the best men IN
the country at y-casting and his
coming will add much TO the success
If this feature Of the days program
Talking pictures at Music hal
Monday evening May 10 Prices
25c. 35c, soc. Seats now TN sale al
Morgan's drug store.
Rain prevented the outdoor exer
cises planned for the unwilling o
the memorial to The Revolutionar,
soldiers Friday afternoon. and TIN
spesking was therefore held il
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