Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-03-01
WOODSTOCK NOTES


to see them. Why should you mis-
The opportunity of seeing Mrs
Briggs OF the Poultry Yard?
The entertainment announced Il
be held in. the. parlors ofthe Congre
Gational church Friday evening. thi,
week. is postponed for unavoidable
reasons TO Tuesday evening, mex,
week, at the same place. Although
under auspices Of the Young Peoples
Society, the general public is cor
daily invited. The program will
include selections by Miss Helen @
Buzzell, reader; music by Mr. Taft'r
orchestra. Singing by the young
men of the junior choir. etc. Adj
mission 25c Eight o'clock is the
time
The March meeting of the Mnther's
League will he held in the upper
room of the Arts and Crafts building
March IL. at 80 p m Each person
is requested to bring two well-tried
recipes or some suggestion which
will make household machinery run
more smoothly.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet with Mrs f.
ii Reed Tuesday evening. March 4
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters viii be held at the Rest
room on Monday evening, March 3.
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The Woodstock Country clubs
annual ball in honor of George
Wasl,ington's birthday was held
Friday evening. February 81, at the
town hall There were many guests
from out of town besides local mem
hers of the club among the dancers
Sherwin's orchestra played spirit
edly for the walters, two steps. also
the turkey trot. and with the decora-
tions of evergreen and red the hall
made fair and brave holiday show.
Refreshments we're served from the
platform at the hall. which was
screened by bank of evergreen.
Work in the wood lot had hest
be completed this month, says the
February calendar of the Old Farm
er's Almanac. which for once in the
l2l years of existence. has fallen
down in it's weather forecast. Logs
should be hauled to the saw-mill and
lumber brought home See that
railroad ties and telephone poles are
got out and delivered Haul, saw
and store your cord-wodd."
The Kollege Kake Walk" had
its annual presentation at the Uni
versity of Vermont. and Roderic
Olzendam, 1915. of Woodstock, was
one OF the winners The Free Press
says: Smith and Olzendam. the
winners of the cake. made big hit
from the start They opened their
walkim' for lie cake with plenty Of
snap and kept 1t up throughout their
entire appearance on the fnor."
Lyman II. Howe's Travel Fesii
val Comes to Music hall March 20. |
with new naryels in motion pictures.
Mrs d w. Straus died at her
home ON South street Wednesday,
after long illness. Her husband
died about month ago.
Carl Laurie started to drive up
Stanton street Sunday afternoon.
when his horse fell in iiie icy road
and the outfit slid down hill and
over a bank into Reel Brothers
yard. A broken harness strap WAS
the only damage.
The pastors of the Congregational
and Christian churches will unite in
a bap.ismal service by immersion in
the Christian church tomorrow,
March 2. at y As a m.
N Dr. f. L. Kidder attended the
American Medical Association
worlds council of Legislation and
public health, held in Chicago this
week, as delegate from the Vermont
State Medical society and the state
board OF health.
The Quiet Hour club met at Mrs.
T. l. Beuson's Feb. 20 to observe
Washington's birthday. Refresh
ments were served at 8 o'clock.
The exhibit and sale by the Wood
stock Craft Shop on Saturday morn