Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-07-19
WOODSTOCK NOTES

Willard Jordan, started for Akron
o.. Thursday. after vacation of TIVE
weeks here.
Mrs L. N. Smythe of st. Johns
bury Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Il. H. Spear.
Mrs. f. r.. Jewett is in Worcester
Mass for few weeks.
Mrs L. H. Olzendam and daugh.
ter Therese are at the Marble home.
stead.
| e. +. Wardwell has the job of con-
Meeting IA residences on High
street, Golf avenue and Maple street
with the public sewer, and his men
are now at work. Part of the pipe
lies in the bed of the South Branch,
and the job makes necessary much
damming and pumping.
Vacancies caused by the death of
Judge @. H. Markham were filled at
the monthly meeting of the trustees
Of the Ottauquechee Savings bank,
held July 8. William S. Hewitt was
elected vice president to fill the bal
ance of the unexpired term; Will
liam d. Clough was elected to mem
bership on the board of trustees, and
William s. Dewey succeeds Judge
Markham on the board of investment.
Miss Beatrice Coke is visiting
friends in White River junction.
Miss Katherine Kidder returned
from western trip ON Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Payne OF
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs George
Payne of Baltimore are at Riverest
with party of friends, including
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wilkins, Miss
May Wilkins, Miss Edna Wales,
Frank Wilkins and Harry Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood and Mr..
and Mrs Herman Wolff of Boston
are expected today by automobile.
Mrs. Louis Bourbon has returned
from Woonsocket. r. accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs, William Gem
ereux, and child, who will spend
several weeks with her.
Mr. and Mrs, A. r.. Fisk, who
have offered their place, Sunridge
farm, for sale, are occupying +. A.
Wilson's house for a short time.
They expect to start August 7th on
horseback trip through Yellow
stone park.
Oscar Farwell is taking vacation
of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Foster,
their daughter Beatrice and Miss
Gladys Coming, a niece, are at W.
d. Fosters. a' So ,@,v .
Catcher Charles Hayden, of the
Woodstock champs" of 1909, is
with the Portland team of the New
England baseball league this season
He is working regularly and batting
we'll. ls
Mrs, II, @. Holt and child of New
York are with the Misses Aitken TO,
few weeks. iYsie
s. w. Taylor, -of Woodstock ances-
try, sends from Iuka. Kan, copy
of the premium list of the Pratt
county fair, a pamphlet Of 166 pages.
1t is comprehensive list and seems
to promise big midsummer show
OF stock. tall corn, alfalfa, peaches
and everything raised in Kansas.
Mr.. Taylor is the proprietor Of
Taylor's department store, at Iuka,
the oldest mercantile firm in Pratt
county" and a copy of his house
organ which he encloses indicates
that 1T 10 a large and substantial
concern.
The Fourth of July number of
The Times of Cuba" comes to the
Age Office from Edward S. Dana,
who has been in Cuba several years
and is now at Cienfuegos. The
Times is 48.page magazine. a re-
view of the industrial progress of
the island. and it contains much in
teresting comment, political and
otherwise.
Roderic Ofzendam, who is in the
State forestry service and has beeu
on Killington peak as one of the fire
patrol established this season, was
in town day this week. AS soon
as his duties on Killington are
ended he will interest himself in
promoting the proposed trail from
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