Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-02-22
WooDsTocK NOTES

a grass. All the hands on the pla,
I we're lighting the lire. which W,
3 started not far from the barns, an
, got it under control with difficulty.
/ Norman Baker will move III
house which now ornaments III
school grounds to Maple stree
where he has been making foundi
ton for it,
Jimmie" the Young son q
James Nichols, fell while runninI
the other day and the sharp en-
of a file in his pocket penetrated hi
side. striking rib. The wound i
not considered serious.
/ Mrs. r. w, Eastman of Browns
Vile is visiting her brother, G. e
Woodruff, and family.
Frank Johnson went to Hanover
N H, Thursday. Mrs. johnson, who
has been at the hospital for treat.
ment. returning with him
Miss Hawley, planet. and Miss
Bane. soprano. gave another concert
Mt the Christian church Wednesday
evening. and once more pleased a
large audience. Miss Hawley is an
accomplished pianist aud her play
ing was very much appreciated.
while Miss Bane has sweet voice
which sLe used effectively, the num-
Der. Fear Not Ye. D Israel" being
especially we'll rendered
The February hot spell seems to
have turned the head of "A solitary
wild gonse which flew over the viii
lage Wednesday, supposedly bound
north.
The winter lecture course closed
last week Friday with a delightful
concert by the Boston Octette, who
gave one of the best musical pro-
grams heard here in long time 1t
opened with selections from The
Bohemian Girl" and this and
every following number. including
soprano, violin and cello solos and
3 'ngs by the Schubert quartette,
were enthusiastically encored
On account of the union temper
ance meeting in the Universalist
church next Sunday evening, the
Young Peoples meeting at the Com ,
church will be held at
8 30 o'clock instead Of at the usual
hour
AT the Y NJ @ A meeting next
week the program will he Furnished |
by the boy scouts There willrbe
papers by the boys, and other inter-
ssting features.
A line from Col F. @ Hatch at
San Francisco announces that he is
nst back from Round the World"
Miss Helen G.. Buzzell, reader,
viii give recital in the parlors of
he Congregational church, under
The auspices Of the Young Peoples
'ociety, on Friday evening, Feb. 20,
1t s o'clock. She will be assisted by |
he Junior choir and Taft's orches-
ira.
The Mothers League will meet
Monday, Feb "a, at Z so pm in
he Central Street Market to listen to |
IN informal talk by Mr.. Maccarty on
lilferent cut Of meat. All ladies'
Interested are urged to be present.
The numbering business Ian
cuisines this snowless season, and |
whatever comes along now in the
weather line will help matters only
or brief period The Daniels Ma
'hine Co., mill yard is bare of logs |
Marbles mill has half a dozen sticks,
tut this is hardly enough to keep mp
1t has been possible
o chop in some places and here
umber and wood lie ready for haul
ng, but little has been done on
wheels Fuel is very scarce in the
,illage. most of the dealers not hav-
ng even green stick on their
PREMISES.
The local ice companies completed
he job Of filing their houses Satur-
lay. after some interruptions caused
" rains, SNOW, and various kinds Of
lnseasonable weather G.. w. Perry
NIL his men filed the ice house at
he Inn this week from the Aque-
luct company reservoir above West
The ice is of unusual