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Spirit of tl)c QVgc,
Woodstock, Vt., Aug. 18, 1900.
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fiW'.W 1'KI) -A strdii" and capa-
hl'e L'nl l do ''cncKil limi.cvorU, in
Rgniniiv of fonr. 'nw. $..rx) pcr
IWCl'iv II SI1C IS (.Ml IIIL'IIM11 in i;n IIM
tWiird with tlic woi l.
fAddros Mrs. ICduard V. Morns.
larlford. Windsor Co., X'lM inont.
II ( H'Xl)---A pnrsc containiii'i . a
liew dollar.s, wliicli paitv can liavc
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flN AND AB0UT W000ST0CK
11. H. l'ovvcll iS: Co., aic to havc
nloiir (listancc lclcplionc in tlicir
Bcc.
CoiniiiiiiKcr Jolm M. McfJowan,
'I'J. .S. is :it tlic I1111 U'lth 11s Nini-
Ifv. 11c wiii in connnand ot tlic
Monndnock, wluch wcnt to Cliina
iMt winter, Imt lic was ohligcd to tc-
tfjrii to this conntry 011 acconnt of id
heiilili.
Inn ari ivals :
iXcw 'ork I)r. (ic )ire C. Gajc,
lr. and Mis. I.. Littlciohn and son.
Itoston Mr. iind Mrs. E. H.
icliiirdson. Misscs ICtlicl and Clar-
cc Kicnatdson. .Mrs. .A. II. rortcr,
(J. lClliolt.
Kdward V. Wvcr iind hunilv,
'obnrn, Mass. ; Mr. and Mis. II.
Jontdan, ltrooklui, X. Y. ; C
Sliocinakcr, l. 1). l'ai ish, Mis-.
6niisl.nwl. Miss I.iMilhi:iti-r. l'lii :i-
:iJlllil , , , III . IIM'll IM.UMII,
lamaronccU, .. 1 .: .Mr. and .Mrs.
I. Xornian, Mastcr L. An'.ircv X01-
lan, Aliss .Marv I.. Sahinc, Miook-
Inc, .Miiss.
(icorc V. Marlilc has hntilit his
Rilhcr's intcrcst in tlic stock and
insincss ot tlic siiw nnll and "iist
liiill propcrtics. Tlic lcalcstatc Mr.
Iaililc l)onlit scvcial ycars ao
Thci c is iiioiv than ii-ii;il intctcst
Jn tlic town ri'picscntiilivc (picstion
rtliis vcar. lnit tlicro si'cms to liu little
ictivc work in lichalf ot any candi-
fekitc or it thcro is, it is vcry (piictly
:oii(hi(.'tc(l. Tlic scniitorial issnc i
ilccplv involvcd and the pcrsonal
prctcrcncc ot tlic inan wlio irocs
to Montpelier will he pretty wcll
;non. Tlic Grout Rcpuhlicans, it
(s said, havc selcctcd a popnlar town
llicial as tlicir candidatc, and iirain
is rcportcd that il a (!ront inan is
lut on tlic Kcnuhlican tiekct hv to-
n's c.meiis tlic l)illinrhamitcs will
int n) a inan of tlicir invn partieular
and. Thcie may he somc fun at
ic eaucns.
WaitenC. I'ri'iieli Jr,, of Xcw
'01 k is visitinr his paivnts here. ar-
imiil; Mondav.
Mis. O'Mvine and Miss Kclly of
1n.1nn.1l1, (Ja.. arc at Capt. K. A.
Iniith's.
l Mr, and Mrs. C.li. Prieeot Salem,
Jas.. are at J. I.. Dana's. Mi
I. 11. l'rii-c is at Miss Hatch's.
f Mr. and Mis. 15. S. Kiiticdc ot
?edai Kapids. Ia., aie at Mis M.
. llllllt's.
Miss Julin Switer wcnt lo Hcl-
)s l alN l hmsdav.
I J. 11. Winslow and son 15ninside
jjre the "iiests ol W. 1 Joncs.
P A Uehekah picnic will hc lield iit
IVest iii(j-ou;iter ne.st Tuesday,
Ani,'. .'i. All Rehekahs, Odd Fc!
lous and tlicir fainilics arc eordi.illv
iinited.
One of thc plcasant evcnts oftlic
ieason was tlic niusicalc at the Con-rie-Mtional
ehiireh Tiie.sdav .-lfti.r.
110011 nndcrtheanspicesot thc Klin-'.s
p.m.uliters. The chnrch was well
ti!!ed and the pro,'iam ot eleyen
niinhcis arranijeil hy Mr. S. 15.
W hitnuN was lincly rendered and
vn.is thoroujjhly enjoyed. Thc pro
Hi.1,11 opened with an orau solo,
rielude in V, hy Rink, inti'odudnj?
a lnmn of Snllivairs, played hy Mr.
NN'hitney. 'I he seeond nnnilicr was
solo hv Mr. Ktnjj, whosc sininTs
idw.is heard with a rcat deal of
I'leasnie here. Thc other vociil
'inml.ers wcre hy Mrs. Wilson, hoth
liei sekctioiis bcin;,' swcctl sinig.
thc other aitists assistint; ' instru
incntal nnmheis werc Miss Lufkin,
piano. and Messis. Ordway and
Ilil'hardot the lnn orehcstr.i and
theii solos, dnets and trios )f tliese
ell-known ,ntits compluted a pr.
iam that was listcncd to altentively
lioin h!ining to end.
Mr. iiiul Mrs. Davis are visiting
tlifir daughter, Mrs. V. C. Ptitnani.
A monomtMit for tlic Willinms Int
in River strcet cenictcry nrrivcd this
week irnil is now hcing put in plnce.
It is ii simple memnrial of granite,
tlic hiisc stouc 10 s 7 feet and tlic
slintt aiioiit four fcct in lieiglit. Tlic
insciiption rc.'ids : "In mcmoiy of
Xorman Williiim.s and his wife,
Marv Ann Wcntworth Willinms,
nnd lliuir dcsrendants."
Miss Alice lleywood of Ilolyoke,
Mass., and Miss Aniiie Cushing of
(Jtieehee nre jjncsts o( Miss llelen
W. Marhle.
Tlic indsor liorsc nnd cattle
show is to lic hcld Aug. 22 and 23.
Thcrc will he a tinc racing piogram
and Hon. W. i DiHinham will
spcak 011 tlic lirst day. The rail
ro.uls give tlic usual cxctirsion ratcs.
Tlic IJaitlctt liandicap was playcd
011 tlic Cotinty eluh's links last week.
Tlic following scoreswere icturncd,
V. X. Cainpbell heing tlic winner
of tlic cup.
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(i'coije 1'ietl Williams of Massa
eluisctts, twicc I.leniocratic candidatc
fot overnoi, was iit thc Inn Sun
da. W illiain White was hroiilit hc
forc Jnstice Maik Sarcnt at South
Uovalton last weck Tnesilav, and
was hcnnd ovcr to awsiit thc Deccni
hcr terni of county conrt. For lack
of hail hc was loded in jail here.
Ile was arrestcd on a eharge of
hrcaUin into llcnry Ilaycs' hotisc
and t:ikin somc $So in nioncy, a
ohl neck-chain and a hilile, lic is
a lad of 18 ycars and was scnt to thc
industrial school at 'ery;cnnes three
ycars sifc for plaein a tic on the
laihoad track.
Rcv. Mr. I'ntiuiin is cxpccted to
pi.aeli iit thc Congiegational chnrch
tomoirow.
John Cnrricr of Rutland, hcll Ixn
:it the lnn, reecived word aj;w days
ajjo of the deiitli of a yomifjer lroth
er, Alhcit A. Cnrrier, who wiis a
passcnjer 011 a sailin vcssel bonnd
from London to Snn Francisco. Ile
was lost ovcrboard while rouiiding
Capc Ilorn, it is snpposcd duriiifj a
stonn. Tnc inforniiition camc 111
directly from anothcr voiinj iniin
who was 011 thc samc sliip, hnt 110
dctails of thc affair haye yct hccn
lcarncd.
Clco C. L'oxc houtjht ii Kent piicer
froni the J C l'arker estiitc Tties
d.iy, thc horsc lein; onc of the stiing
lnonjilii to thc fair ronnd track
from (Quechee hy Harry Hndson.
Ile is n vomi'r horsc of considerahlc
proniise, stcppinr a 111 ile Wednes-
day in 1-2. ' IJruwn Hird, who
is also in lludson's liands, wcnt a 1
milc Wedncsiliiy in 2.30, steppinjf
thc last qnarter 111 34 scconds.
llcnry II. ';iil and Franklin S. J
15illin;s wcre in town a day las 1
wecu, retiirnin to ?s'cw 1 ork S1111
day. L. M. Lovell of Worcester, Mass.,
is :it thc King homstciid.
Miss Anna Marhlc of Boston and
Walter IC. Mnrhle of Chic.i;o ;irc at
I.. 15. Mai-ble's."
1' red L. Kiclimond is visitmi; 111,
Miissachnsctt!. and Xcw Vork. j
'I'ht (Ml(r:i(riMlltllf !ltlll()lllll'lf 1 of
Miss Ilelen Marhlc to Mr.
(Jeorc W. Merrill.
Miss Sallic (Xicllof Salem, Miiss.,
is the uest of Miss Mary C Dana.
Genrjjf F. Payne, son of Mr. iind
Mrs. F. S. I'aync, who was iit liomc
last weck, with his brothcr Ihuold
appeared at Keith's Hoston theatre
Moiukiy cyenin iind iiccording to
thc ncwspapcrs thcv madc a dccidcd
hit with tlicir "poster sonys." This
is an auuising novelty originatcd In
thc brothcrs in which :i nnmbcr of
laic pictnrcs, drawn by Kdward F.
I'aync, anothcr brothcr, are sliown,
illiistratinjj poptihir songs of thc day.
While ii vcrsc of a song is snng by
thc brotheis thc pictine illustiating
it is shown liehind ii big framc.
During the acts (Jcorge also makcs
onc ortwolaigc pictnrcs, usinj an
air brnsh, while llarold sings, and
it closes with a mcdley dnring
whicli thc pictnrcs arc niovcd rapid-
ly across thc stagc. Thc brothcrs
wcie immediiitcly engaged by the
nianageinent iit Keith's 011 scciti'" ii
rchcarsal of tlicir piece and they will
play at all thc Keith lionscs. Thcy
then expect to do the cntirc yaude
villc circuit, playing iit scycral
places in New York and then goinjj
west. Tlicir friends here will bc
plcascd to hc.ir ot tlicir sncccss.
Thc Uoston llerald says:
"A real novelty was shown in thc
"poster songs" of the I'aync broth
crs, ;i couplc of vcry ood singers,
whosc nnidiic mcthod of ilhistr:itinr
popnlar songs cangbt thc fancy of I
thc audienee, iind scored a sohd snc
ccss.
The Jonrnars dramatic notes
spcak of tlic "I'aync brothcrs, whosc
'poster songs' wcre really thc most
uuiqtic offcring on thc program,
and is a wclconic addition to v:ni
cty." Tlic l'ost says:
"l'avnc brotheis offcrcd a novelty
in thc' torm of 'poster songs' that
was decidcdly unicuie in its way,
iind scored solidly."
Thc fall of l'ckin is lepoited in
Ki iday's dispatches.
; AMflUSHED BY FILIPINUS.
J 1 IC C'AltHIVO TKI.I.S OK A NAIlllOW
r.sCAPK.
Joc Caihino, Co. H., 46th iiifim
try, writes to his hrother John here
from Indan, P. I., nndcr datc of
Jnly 5, as follows :
"I ani still in good hcalth, hnt
camc very near not bcinjj alive to
reccivc yonr lctter.
"I was with the wagnn train com
ing from Xiac to Indan with rations
wlicn abont hiilt w:iy wc wcie ani
lnished ly 150 insnrgents. They
werc hid in thc brnsh nnd lired at
us :it short rane. The man tliat
sat 011 thc seat with mc was killcd.
Three of onr miiles dropped, which
brought ns to a stop. I got ont of
thc wilson 111 thc roiid. The tcam
jnst idiead of the tcam I was in was
down. Thc other three teains werc
away np thc road 011 thc rnn, with
all thc giinrds 011 the wagons. Tlic
onlv thing I could do wiis to try and
catch the tcams. which I did witliont
gctting hit. Therc werc only twelvc
Iiiards with the wagons, so on scc
we h:id .1 slim chancc.
"Tlic insiir"ents nre Kcttiii'' readv
to inakc it hot for ns and we arc ex-
pcctiii'r iin iittiick 011 the town everv
niht. Thcv will Iind Indan a hot
little town.
"Onr time will not he np iintil
Jnnc 30, 1901, hnt we cxpcet to
lciivc the isliinds sonie lime ncxt tiill,
I bclicve in Dcccmher.
"Vnii wiint to know if I intend to
stiiv ont here. U i'll, l "ul-ss inn
I havc :4it all I wiint of thc l'liilip-
pines and 11 I can gct liack to thc
btates I will know cnoni'li to stay
"Co. II has 3y nien sick ont of
yo, so ynii scc it isn t very healthv
tor .Ainciicans ont hcrc. Iyscntery
and fever knock the boys ont.
"I was ont 011 the road with thc
nativcs lixing the road. They fjet
25 cents :i day. Tliat isn't vcry hig
p:iy, hnt it is all thcy earn."
WOODSTOCK W1NS.
DKI'ICATS DAKT.MOIITII 14 TO 7.
Thegiimeat Sharon limhercd np
the loc.ils in good shapc iind with
Winsl iw hehind the bat agiiin thc
honie tcam hegan to phiy ball. Thc
visitors werc hadlv nittled in the
third inning, whcn the locals scored
ten timcs, hnt cxcepting this brcak
thc game was a fast onc, Woodstock
phning a stcady janu? to the joy of
the grand stand. Mitchcll pitchcd
gieiit ball hits wcre feu iind sciit
tercd while Winslow's work was
an inspirntion to the whole tcam, his
throwing to bascs nipping several of
the Daitmonth spiintcrs. McCaity
iind Andrews weic thc v isitors' biit
ten. Yonng, Mower and Sawyer
niiidc ii fast inlield for tlic loc.ils.
It is undcrstood that the Dart-
motiths wcie somcwhat siirprised at
hc rcsnlt of thc g ini
SHAHON 6, woodstock 3.
Tlic gainc at Sharon Wedncsday
was wcll contcsted 011 hoth sides,
Sharon if anything ont playing
Woodsh.ek. Woodstock's hatting
was poor, bnt thcrc was somc cx
cnse for thiit, as a great niiiny men
who shonl.l h.ive bccn "iven biises
011 hiills liad strikcs c:illed on thcm
No man conld he snre of his hatting.
Mower, the lirst man np, Iind three
strikcs callcd on hini which wcre
wav above his head. Thc ncxt two
mcn wcre treatcd in thc same man
ner. An error by Spanlding lct in
two runs in thc second half, Thcrc
wcie 110 scorcs madc until thc fonrth
inning, whcn Duso got ronnd thc
hags. Xo niorc rnns wcie madc
until thc scvcnth, when Shiiron got
in four.
In the .seventh inning IIicn lcd
off with :i single; liillings strnck
ont; llmit made a two-base hit
which scored lla.cn. Skinner fol
lowed witii a single, scoring llmit
iind going to second himself on a
wilil tlirow. Recd singled and
scored Skinner. An error hy Taylor
scored Recd. Robcits llied to left,
aud Doliin was tlrown ont iit tirst.
In tl.c eighth Sawyer was hit in
thc head with a pitchcd ball. A
biilk sent him to second. Winslow
singlcd iind ciimc honie on two wild
throws.
Scorc by innings :
1 2 :i 4 r 7 h 0 i'ot
Woodstock, 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0- 3
Sharon, 2 0 l u 0 0 4 0 0 - li
Hatterie.s Barrett and Shelburne,
Deso iind Winslow.
DAUT.MOl'TII l6, WOODSTOCK 15.
Last Saturday's game with D;ut
motith 011 Yiiil lield wiis anothcr talc
of disastcr for the locals. Thc scorc
stood 16 to 15, bnt the visitors lct up
on thcir spccd in the lattcr lailf of
thc battle. Thc biittcrics werc
Sampson aiul Folsom for the Dart
niouths and Young and Clark for
the honie tcam. For thc lirst few
innings honors wcre iihout eveu and
then the visitors took the lead and
had 110 trouble in kccping it.
1IA1.I. uA.Mi: iodav.
The Woodstocks will play Bridge
water 011 Vail Field today at tlucc
o'clock.
OKMN'A'riON AT II AltTI.ANI).
llcv. Stanley Gatcs Spcar, brothcr
of K. A. Spcar of this villagc, was
ordaincd to the ministry at the Kirst
Universalist chnrch in Hartford on
Wedncsday evening, Aug. 15. The
ordination scrnion was delivcrcd by
Rev. Janics F Alhion ; chaigc to
the minister. by Rev. K. Ii. Mnit!
graf, and Rev. J. F. Simmons cx
tcndcd the right hand of fellowsliip.
Among tliose attcnding from
Woodstock clunch wcre Mr. iind
Mrs. II. V. Krcncli, Miss Rodgcis,
Miss Knapp, Claience Siinnions,
Mrs. Dow, Miss Dow, Miss Mack
nnd Miss Mnud Powers. I
VETERANSAT BARNARD.
The aiinual reunion and basket
picnic ot the Windsor county vcter
ans was a grand success. Wcathcr
favorcd the vcternns this year and
the sunshine brought a big crowd to
Silvcr Liike park.
Thc spcakers werc Gen. W. W.
Grout, Hon. Ilugli llcnry aud Hon.
Kittrcdge llaskins. Thcy are all
fiivorites with Grand Army audi
cnces and thc veteinns listcncd to
tlicir iiddresscs with as much plcas
ure as evcr.
Dcwey s Hand of Quechee fur
nishcd excellcnt music during the
dav.
WEST vUOUSTOCK.
Mr. iind Mrs. Bixby and two chil
dren ot Brockton, Miiss., ;ire hoard'
ing iit Joscph Gallup's.
Mrs. Don Thoniiis aiul son l'erlie
iirc hiiving it two-wceks' vacation iit
Lake Sunapee, X. II.
Miss Lucy Grillin of l'lyinoutli,
Mass., is at A. C. Finney's.
Mrs. C. W. Spaulding and M.ister
Ralph are iit Crescnt Beach, Miiss..
for thc rc.t ot the month.
Heury M. Johnson of I.ynn,
Mass., is visiting his cousin, Olinq.
K. Woods.
Arthur l'erkins has charge ot thc
storc :uid post ollice for ii fcw das
while his brothcr, F. J. Pcrkins, aud
lamily arc 011 n busincss trip to Lud
low, I'roctorsville aud Rutland
Miss Ada R. King of Scranton,
l'a , arrived iit the King lioincstend
last Saturday.
Chas. F. A. Smitli nnd sistcr of
Wiiltham, Mass., iind Miss X. O.
Bates and sister of Plymouth, Mass.,
are boarding at W. K. Mack's.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Albany, X.
Y., is visiting her aunt, Mis. Abbic
Mack.
K. I. Benson iind wite wcnt to
Boston Friday for ii shoit visit.
SOUril VU(3DSTOCK.
Mr. iiiul Mrs. Wm. F. Drecr of
Philadclphia wcre out one day while
stopping :it the lnn, and callcd 011
Mrs. L. C. KendaU irn'd' .Mrs. Benjii
min. Mrs. Dreer is a diiughtcr of
thc late Kdward II. Williams and is
a reliitivc of Mrs. Keudall.
Lawycr Arbii Lincoln, wifc iind
childrcn of Kall River, Miiss., arc iit
J. K. lloiidley's for a visit. Mr.
Lincoln is a brothcr of Mrs. Hoad
lcy. It is said hc has thc fmest rcsi
dence in Fall River.
llerman Podge of Stamford,
Conn.. is a guest of Miss Alice L.
Katon for two wceks.
The mcaslcs arc still with us.
Mrs. Cade is now cnjoying a scasou
with them and acccptsit ver) rcsign
cdly. The measles havc left P. C. Keu
dall with a hard cough and hc docs
not seem to get his strength. His
brothcr, Dr. F. O. Kendall of New
York, camc Wedncsday to spend a
few weeks with thcir niotlier, Mis.
Julia Kendall.
Mrs. Li.zie Wilder and Mrs. Bcn
jamiu iirc not as well. Dr. Logan
wiis out Sunday to sce thcin iind
Monday to scc Mrs. Cade.
Mrs. Bcnjiimiu receivecl a scvere
blow 011 her shoultler nnd sidc from
a fall from her door stcp, barely cs
caping thc stonc step, in eonsequencc
of'a stmg from a bumblcbec, which
has disablcd her.
Mrs. Tarbell cnine Wcdnesday
from Springfield, Miiss., with a
inaid to assist in thc work at Mr.
Wildcr's, and it is hoped she can re
snain for ;i while au4 crrfe' lor her
sistcr.
The Ladics' Circlc mccts with
Mrs. Georgc llathorn ncxt weck
Thuisdiiy, Aug. 23.
POMFRET.
Loyd aud North Liv-ingston are
visiting their parents.
The Bugbce family hcld a reunion
iit Justin Bugbce's last weck.
Miss Mrtic Tluitchcr starts for
South Dakotii ncxt wcek.
The your.g folks hcld a coru roast
at Denison llewitt's Friday evening.
C. II. V'iiughan and wifc nre iit
Mnsseiiii Springs, N. Y., for a few
diiy.
Onr cxpert stoue masonsand brick
layers, Victor Bushwii) and Walter
Woods, are working 011 the founda
tion of K. Y. Diiiiii's housc.
Somc of our hill roads arc iil nost
impassablc. When we raiscd half
as much road tax wc had very good
roads. Too much nioncy nlwavs
has bccn and nlways will bc a cursc.
DIC.MOCIIATlC CAl'CUS.
The Democralic votcrsof the town
of Pomfret arc reqticstcd to incet at
the town hall in said town Aug.
20th, 1000, (Mondav) at 4 o'clock
p. m., to sclcct a candidatc to repre
scnt tlic town iir the ncxt legislature
ot Vermont, also to select a ticket
for justtccs of the peacc and to do
other neccssary busincss.
IIakvky N. Bnuci:,
Town Committce.
Pomfret, Aug. 14th, A. D., 1000
NORTH POMFRET.
Elwin Moorc has purchased thc
Edwin Allcn farni in East Barnard'
Mrs. Obcd Whipplc has fiftecn
sunimcr boarders.
Xext social will be lield 011 Aug.
24 and will begin at 8.30 sharp.
Thc young peoplc havc fbrnied a
clnb and purchased thc piano of Mr.
Murdock. Pcrley Lconard is prcsi
dent, V. C. Bushway vice prcsideiit,
Waltci Pcrkins sccretary aiul treas
iner. It is callcd thc "Pomfret Owl
Club."
E. Y. Dana is to build ii new
house.
Use LaBelle Glove Clcancr
for your kid gloves. Will clcan
youi gloves quickly and well. To
be found onlv at Dana's.
l'llllllfilllllS
FROM
FRATELLI ALINARI,
OF FL.ORBNCE, ITALY,
Ono oftho lai'gcst denlert;
in Photographs in tlie
world.
li o
The IMiotojjrnphs inchulo
Painting,
Sculpture,
Architecture,
and the entire field of
Italian Art. The pho
tographs are 8x10 in.
and the price is
This is about ono-hiilf tliu
pictui! store price.
The.se photoniphs will be
on exhihilion n few diiys
only.
Dana Brothers
CHUACH SERVICES.
Universalist Usual services in
thc morning and evening.
St. James Services at 10.30 and
5 o'clock. Rev. John Davis Ewing,
rector.
Christian Morning service at
10.30, with scrmon. Sunday school
at 13 o'clock. Junior C. E. at 5
o'clock, and Y." P. S. C. E. at 7
o'clock. Welcome to all.
Congregational Sernion by the
p:istor, Rev. Frank C. Piilnam.
Mcthodist Episcopal Rev. Chas.
F. I'artridge, pastor. Morning ser
vice 10.30. Subjcct, "Baneor Bless
ing." Sunday school 11.45; Ep
worth Lcague, 6.15 p. m. ; evening
service at 7.
The Junioi Lciigue vill bc omit
ted for a few weeks. There will be
no service Tuesday or Thursday of
ncxt wcek 011 acconnt of the camp
mceting iit Claremnnt Junctiou.
SOUTH POMFRET.
II. N. Bruce returned Tuesday
from :i visiting trip to L ndonville,
St. Johnsbuiy and North Danville.
Mrs. Bruce will remain anothcr
weck at Lyndonville with her daugh
er, Mis. II. V. Wakcfield.
Fianklin Chcdel, agcdc)4, and the
olilest person in town, is fast failing
iu hcalth and is not likclv to im
prove. Rohert Johnson of New York
city has hccn visiting friends here
the past weck.
Ucrman Jillson is siiffering from
:i hiidly spraincd ankle causcd by a
too suddcn desire and cffoit to get a
cover from a hard showcr.
Onr Giiiirdy is soon to be bondcd
for life as marriagc invitiitions are
out bnt thc bonds of matrimony are
swect.
Irred Fay aiul wifc intend to lake
111 the O. A. K. enciimpnient jit
Chicago thc last of thc month.
BRIDGEWATER VILLAGE.
E. A, Davis. wlio h:is hecn iit Vork
b.Mcli tlic two wenks, retniiiod liome
Thursday.
II. 0. DivN and KHiv Cni tl- wcnt to
Ilaririril Tliursil'iy l pkiy .vlth Dmvvy'g
hand.
Mr. aiul Mrs. Cia-i. Itlclnrd.s nnd Anms
1).xli;c ot'Noilli IlartliiiKt and Vrr.nl.- C.'oti
s.'.intlne of Hartford, C111111., vNitcil ac IC.
E Wya't's Sunday.
'l'lionia.s Moore, wifc and dnngliter werc
at Dr. Bovd.'i.'s Sunday.
Thc .Mi-sL'. Klorcncc and Miiy Clllcy of
l'.ynioiilli visltfil in tlu- villiific Ttiesdiy
nnd Wediifsday.
Tlic UridKcWiitur U.iud lins bueu unsas"
ed lo play nt I.iullou', Monday Scpt. 8'
I.abnr Day.
Tln- cutoiaaluini'iit Tnesdnv cvcningr
jiivfii by tlic Gllson shlcrs was wcll at
tcndt'd and onjo.yi'd by all.
II Iduuwatcr ball teani dft'ualcd tlic
Wlide.'.s 011 Davis' llvlil Saturday iu a
wfll-plnyi'd atune scorc ltridfrewater 10,
Wilder H.
KAIIII SMITII.
Tlic nianliic ol'Mr. (icoi jjo T. Kurr of
Ui'lstoi, Vt , aiul Miss Siixiin S tiith oftliis
piucc was- soluuiiii.ijil at the reslik'nee ol'
tlic hridc's niotlier, Mrs. Marv Smltlii
Wedncsday, Aug. 1.1, ut noou, by ilic Hcv.
Mr. 11 inoliii in tliu prc'niu ol' tli.1. iiiims
dlatc rcSntlviis and frlL'iuU ol' tho cuuplc.
Tiic bildLMvas yowaed In silk Invunilvr
trinuncd wltli white larc. Ttie rouplc ro.
ccived many bcnatirul and costlv lokcns
of cslci-m. At tlic concliislon of tlu lr
woddini; trip tliu couplc will iiinkc tlicir
liuino lu Uristol.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bflars tho
Signatun
C. EACH.
EDWARD L. KENEFICK
Plumbing, Tinsmithing
GENERAL JOBBING
Work eutrustcd to nie will be promptly
uttoinli'd to nnd skilfully execwted. Shop
uuder Marsb's pniut sbop.
Woodstock
Veu.mont.
Windsor
Horse Cattle
Show.
AUGUST 22 AND 23,
W. 1'. Dillinghnm spe.iks Aug 32.
HIGH JUMPERS,
STEEPLECH ASE,
FINE TROTTING,
AUTOMOBILES.
For l'romium I.ist wrlte to
H. L. ItOOKWOOD, Sec'y,
Wiudsor, Vt.
IJARNAlvD.
,Miss Muhel Hud.son of Spring
ficld, Mass., is at G. E. Wilson's.
Dr. E. M. Wilson spcnt Tuesday
at White Hiver Jiuiction.
E. II. Wood of Evetctt, Mass., is
visiting in town.
Dan Pcrkins of Ecn:tt, Mass., is
visiting in town.
Mrs. E. M. Wilson of Middleboro,
Mass., is visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebenczer llolmes
of Marion, Mass., are at thc Silver
Lake House.
Queen Margaret and Mrs, 0. I.
Jlarsh.
Ilenr) Lahoucherc, editor of the
London 1'rtith, says that the niodcl
of Qucen Maigaret of Itnly wheii'
she was a young wornan was Mrs
G. 1'. Marsh, the wife of the Ameri
can minister at Tiirin at that tiniei
and that the Queen grew reallv to
re-emble Mrs. Marsh "and is a per
fcct copyof her inbea ntng gracious:
ness ol manner aiul patient eour-
tesy. Cue.en Maigaret, he adds,
studii-d at the Legation with a niece
of Mr. Marsh, who invited the then
IVincess to do so. hecause she was
so much neglected This niece
must h.ive leen Mtss Crane.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Tuke LaiatITk llnoito Ouinink Tablf.th
All tlru'siiistit refund tlif mouey if lt fails to
euro. fc. . Gaovu's aiguaturo is ou eucu
box. 2.r)C.
The Age nnd Weekly Tribun
or one dollar a year.
AT CLARK' S.
NEW YORK PAPERS.
Daily U Sunday TRIBUNE,
SUN,
J0URNAL,
WORLD,
HERALD.
The Sunday papers arrive nt 1 1
a. m. Other papers on our list:
BOSTON JOURNAL,
HERALD,
POST,
ADVERTISEfl,
RECORD.
Manchester Union,
Springfield Republioan.
H. P. CLARK
Fred W.
Headquarters for
Trunks, Bags,
Grips and Cases.
Large Invoice just receivcd.
TRUNKS from $1.50 to $15.00.
DRESS SUIT CASES, from $1.25 to $6.00.
GRIPS, from 50 c to $7.50.
Speeiiil valuo in a soliil, hoavy, gootl-sizi'd
GANVAS COVERED TRUNK, AT $2,50.
Tlu' new stvlc 'IVnnks lnatli' with drawi'i's, Sti'amer
Trnnks and I'ackiii"- Cast's.
FRED W.
FOOTWEAR
FOR SUIWMER
Tans
All si.es, high
low, for ladies
gcnts.
Tennis
AND Bicycle
Slioes
Waverly School
Shoe,
Sorosis Shoe,
And tho old reliablc
$2.50 Shoe,
The best in the market at the
priee.
THO'S SMITH.
ICE CREAM
AND
ICE CREAM
SODA.
ORDERS FILLED
PROMPTLY AT
ALL TIMES.
A. B. MORGAN,
Pharmacist-
Woodstock,
Vkkmont
Notice to Tax-payers
The Tux Hills for Town. Highway nnd
School Tnxcs d'u the l'.IOO Gnnul List ot'
Woodstock, Vermont, have bcou (lelivcreil
to uie for collection uud tnxj)iiyersiire callcd
upon to jmy tlietr reijective taxes within
niuety dny.s from diite (bySept. 21), lpi'0).
The deiluction proridcd by Inw will be
nllowed ou tuxes puid durini; tliitt tiiuu.
Tnxcs not ko piud will l collected by the
Coustnblu with eosts.
I will receive nt niy ofHfe every dny and
till eight o'clock Weimesduy nnd Suturdny
eveninm.
i'KEDEItlOK C. SOUTIir.ATE.
Town Ti'L'asuier.
Woodstock. Vt., July 2, 11)00.
Notice to Taxpayers
Tho t' xbills for the villuuc tuxe.s on tho
189D Grand List of the Villae ot Wood
stock, Vt , hnve becn delivorcd to mc for
collection, uud taxpayers nre viilhul upon to
pay their rospective tnxes to nie within
uincty dnvs from Suturilny, June 30, (by
Scpt. 27. 190OJ.
The dednction jirovidcd by lnw will be
nllowcd on tnxcs nnid during thnt time.
Taxes not so imid will be collected by the
Uonstaule, with costs.
HAHOLIJ S. DANA,
ViHiiKe TreiiMucr.
Woodstock, Vt.. June 27. 1S00.
The Age,
and
New York
Weekly Tribune,
One year, $1.00.
B. Smith.
B. SMITH.
COAL
AND
Yon bottor order
yonr eoal and coke now,
as the priee is advaneing
evei-y month
All persons nsing
OAK STOVES
shonld hny nnt coal to
get best resnlts from the
stove.
B.H P1NNEY1G0
HamSS-
Rubber,
Nickel,
and Brass
Trimmed.
$8 to $14.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING.
C. H. DESO.
Vermont
mlll supply exchange,
.Randolph, Vermont.
New uud Second llaud Machinery bought
solil or exchaued.
Oak.'L'iinued Leather Heltintr, Laco Leath.
or, llubher (loods, Oils, Oreases, Steel
Hnotiuj;, Hoof l'aint, Etc.
The Age
AND
The Delineator
for one year
For $1.55.
NOTICE,
The bonrd of eivil authority of the Town
of Woodstock, Vt., will meet ut the Select.
inen'f rooin Ausust 18th and Sept.3dat2
o'clock p. in., for tho purpoMj of correcting
thc Clicck Li-ft.
GEOlKiE-M UOOD.l
WM. II. SMITH, Selectmen.
A. h. WOOD. I
Woodstock. Venuont, Ausu.lt 8th, 1900.
Fred Clough, agcd 24, was
diowned while hathing in Lake
Champlain at Burlington Saturday
evening. One ot the peculiar fea
tures ot thc accident is that thc
hrother ot thc drowned man, Judson
Clough, was killcd in thc same local
ity two years ago this summer, his
neck bciner brokeu while at play in
the water.
CDKE