Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-05-24
WOoDsTOCK NOTES

| NoAoHol anu MIS- =. %. biiAiHBs
are at their home here. arriving
Tuesday.
Chattanooga" Lincoln ]. Car
ter's civil war drama in moving pic
lures. will be shown at the town
hall Memorial day. matinee and
evening. By invitation of the man
fagement the veterans of George @.
10 Randall Post, G. A. r.. win at
tend the afternoon show, at the clcse
of the Memorial day exercises.
Chattanooga tells an exciting
story of historical interest and
abounds in sensational scenes.
Mrs. Harold S. Dana is visiting
her niece, Mrs. II NJ Sayward. in
Ipswich. Mass. She will also stop
at Belmont and her nephew. Robert
b Clark, will probably return with
her
| Mr., and MIRA Leland Doubleday
and child spent Sunday with MIR.
Doubleday's parents in West Hart
ford.
A somewhat different attraction
is Avery-Strong Company, which
opens three days engagement at
Music hall ON Monday June 2, with
a line of plays entirely new to patrons
of Music hall. Believing that the
public demand is for good class of
plays, properly acted and staged, the
management has equipped this com
pany with thoroughness of of de-
sail rarely seen in popular price
attraction. The acting company has
been carefully selected, the vande-
vile offerings between acts are new
and novel. and each play in the
repertoire is given a special pro-
duction The engagement here
opens with presentation of Under
False Colors," musical comedy in
3 acts.
Co, G. announces another of it's
popular dances for next week Thurs
day evening. at the town hall.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Sabine, wife Of
Henry Sabine. died at her home In
Lewiston, Me-. Saturday night. after
six days illness with pneumonia
With her husband, who. was born in
Woodstock and is nephew of the
late Charles Dana. she was in Wood
stock last fall. and has been a visitor
here in former years She was born
in Keene, N H.. the daughter of
Otis f r. and Mary Ellen Waite,
but passed her young womanhood
in Claremont. N. H.. where she
married Mr. Sabine in 1875, Since
1880 their home has been in Lewis
ton. Besides her husband Mrs
Sabine leaves two brothers ID. s
Waite of Lewiston and Daniel Waite
of Salem, Mass, and two sisters,
Mrs Luther NJ Lowell of Worcester,
Mass. and Miss Anne L Waite Of
Claremont.
j 9 Dana went to Boston Tues
day and from there returned to
Newark, N ).
Contractor H S Perry is just
completing bungalow for +. II.
GillIngham, at Moore's pond in
Plymouth Ills 20 30 feet. with a
piazza ten feet wide, which is
covered by the extended roof
Miss Margaret A Marsh succeeds
Mis-. Ward as lianager of the local
telephone exchange aud Miss Bessie
g Riley becomes second ope rator.
Mr. aud Mrs John II. Ward of
Barnard issned invitations last week
for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Anna j. Ward. to Mr. Michael
Richmond Fitzmorris. which win
take place at the Church of Our
Lady Of the Shows, on Wednesday,
May 20 Miss Ward has been for
three years senior operator and
manager Of the local exchange Of
the New England Telephone Go. in
which position she has been oblig-
ingly competent and faithful. She
resigned last Saturday and is with
her parents in Barnard this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Maynes were
in Lebanon. N. H.. Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. b. Rowland
OF Claremont, N. H., visited their
narenta Mr. and Mrs II q How