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Woodstock, Vt., August 31, 1912
Woodstock Railway Ti'metable
In oIeot Aloiidny, Juno 31.
1012.
TRA1NS OOINO HAST.
No. 2 No. 8 No. 4
ii. ra. nooiv p. iu.
Woodstock, 1020 13 10 a 20
Tuftsvillo, 10 27 12 23 3 27
Ouochoo. 10 35 12 33 8 30
Ijoweya Mllla. 10 80 12 33 3 40
lllurtford, 10 01 12 5t 3 63
. XC. Junut'n 10 U 1 03 3 68
TRAINS OOINO'WEST.
No.
t
i. m
5 20
0 27
0 35
0 80
5 50
0 00
No.7
t
ii. ni.
W. It. Junot'n 7 15
tllurtford". 7 20
IJoweys aillln, 7 32
Queolioo, 7 0
Taftsville, 7 44
Woodstock, 7 02
No. 1 No. 8
No.
t
t
u. in.
8 oo
8 05
8 20
,ff25
8 38
8 60
t
p. n.
1 45
1 50
2 05
2 10
2 20
2 28
i). m
4 in
4 1(1
4 31
4 35
. 4 43
. 4 6(1
Dntly, oxcopt Bundnys.
l'liu! Htutlou
Thia Coimmnv roxervo tlio rlckt to canool
ntliiB wuuout noiioo
O. H. LEONAltD, 8upt.
j. Q. P011T12H Gonoral Muiiaccor.
Amorionn Expross trnnsacta busiaosa ovor
tuH roau
POST-OFFICE N&TICE
AUll truiua urrivo 7.52. 8.50 u, in., 2.28
5 p. ui.
Miiil truiua lonvo 10.20 n. ui., 3:20 p.m
4ifl n.20 ii. in.
Jliidyowittor ltutlaud und Ludlow staROu
loavo u.'iu u. m, unu ii.uv p. ni.
South Woodntogk, 8.00 p. m.
Ilmimrd und Uethol. 5.45 u. in.
llurul iree dollvcry routos leavo at 8.16
a. iu.
JIAILS OLOSE-For eurly BtuKes 8-.U0
I). m. Jjiiter nmlis, s.ou n. ui., b.uu p. ni
uud 4.45 p. iu.
OOlue llouiu 0.30 a. iu. to S.30 p. m
Sunday 12 to 1 p. lu.
SUNDAY. nmll oloues 10.20 u. iiif
VltEDiSlUOK OHAPMAN. 1. M.
. F. WARDWELL'
PLUMBING, STEAM,
IIOT WATER FITTING AND
KOOF1NG.
Our Gouenil Jobbing Depiwt
uiaut will glvn l'rompt Atten
tion to your wnnts . , . . .
WOODSTOCK, :
Centrul Stroot.
VEKMON1
A. J. BOURDON ,
PLUMBING : STEAM AND
WATER HEATING.
WOODSTOCK
VEItMONT.
(illbort A. Diwls Gllbcrt F. Davt
LWT OFFIOE OF
DAVIS &. DAVIS
WINDSOIt - VEKMONT
KARL A. PEMBER
AEOHITECT
Oflice Court House Building.
ADAMS & McNICHOL
CUT STONB
For Cemetery and Building
purposes.
Woodstock, Vermont
Shop at South Royalton, Vt
IIERBBRT JO HNSON
VETERIHA Y SURGEOH
Ilorao tvaining und colt brenking
South Pomfret, Vt.
FOR SALE At once, si two-story
building, 24x2, rendy to be iinishcd
off for ?i liousc, garagc or stable ;
can be remove'd s it is. Everett P.
Ashley.
WANTED. A cmpetent expcri
enced woman as -working house
kceper and cook oh fnrm within two
milcs o Woodstock Vermont. Will
be given mnid to nssist. Wages lib
eral. AddrcRs P. O. Drawer F,
Woodstock Vermont.
WANTED Owner for stray cow.
Apply to Commercinl House livery
stable.
HARTLAND HILL.
C". J. Fjsk o New York hns been
visiting hia son, A. R. Fisk.
W. W. Welcb and fnmtly returnctl
to their home in Lebanon, after u
klioit visit with Mts.t Wclch's
mothcr, Mra. E A. Morse.
A. R. Fisk is visiting relatives in
New York.
Georgc Sandcrson of White River
Junction was at Frank Cheney s
Sunday.'
Tom VVilcox, who lias been hvmg
on the Latimcr place, has moved to
Stockbridge,.
A SAFE SAVING5 BANK.
Durinc its more than twonty-threc
years of existcncc,,the Hyde Park
Savings Bank neVer lost n dollar by
a poor note, a poor stock or.a poor,
bond.
This can only rrienn .tbat nt"
managers possess fjreat conseyyatism,
cxcellent judgment and pninsfaking
care.
It mpfliis n clbse. adlierericd to the
motto ol tlie bank , frunY its start,
namcly: Snfety "first, last and
Mwnys;" Uigb ratcs ot i'ntercst
never."
Doposits itt this bank -receive 4
porcent. intet'esCconipounded semi
nnuallyf witfi' afrthe taxes paTd by'
the Bank.
WOODSTOCK NEWS
Strayed.
Niglit Policomnn R, ET TlminaH,
On hifl early'romida Thuraduy night,
found n cow foragiugin tlio rcar of
tho poatofilco and Whitcomb blockB,
up to hor onrs in excolsior and np
paroutly having a perfeotly good
time. Ho wont to got a rope, but on
bis return tho cowhad disappourod.
Later ho nrrostod lior ou Pleaannt
Btropt, tho fawn-colorod etray having
had a blisaful timo'in tho park, in
vnriouH gardons- and olsowhere to
tho poril of tho Improvomont Booi-
oty's posy plots and Bhruhbory, and
corrallod hor at tho Commorcial
Uouso livery atablo aftor a chaee
ovor a Inwo or two.
No Mail on Sunday.
Postinaator Chapman recoived an
ordor from tho poatofiica departmpnt
on Mqnday instructing him to closo
tho po3tiflico on Rundnye, thja law
applying to nll ofGcea of tho first nnd
8ocohd clusa.
Speoial dolivory lottors will bo de-
liverod on Sunday, but tho gonornl
dolivery wiudovv and, lockboxea will
bo closod from Saturday night until
Monday innruing and no mail "will
bo aeco8aiblo.
Tho dopariraont, saya tho ordor.
deairca to reduco' Sunday work to
tho ininimum bo that aa many of the
employcea aa possiblo raay erijoy a
completo day of reat 011 Sunday.
Hotols aud biiBinosB hoiiBOfl will
bo eapeciallj' inconvoiiionced by the
ahutdown, und doubtlcss thore will
be a pretty genoral proteat fiom the
country at largo. v
Playground Athletic Meet.
About thirty boys tookipart inan
athlc'tic meot at tho playground
WedneBday afternoon, under the
direction of Aliaa Rachol M. Fronch
Thero woro two cluesea- for eaeli
oveut ouo lor noyB over 11 yeara
old and one for boys of 11 years aud
youtigor. .
They nro umall boya and no ro-
corda.wero broken, but cotnpotition
waa keen ind the 8R2Et nrouaed
much cnthuaiaam umong tho apecta-
tora.
Ribbona wore awarded aa follows;
lBt ClasK Polo Vault
lBt, Eddio Freeman, Cft. 2in.;2nd,
Glen Ohaae; 3rd,.Charle8 VV'enworthi
2nd Claaa Pole Vault.
1st, Leo Joluiaon, 4 ft, 2 in.; 2nd,
Edtrnrd Goodrow;-3d, Erueat Brown.
lat Claes Stauding Uroad Jump.
lnt, Eddio Freeman, 80 inches;
2nd, Qlon Cha8e; 3d, CbavleB Wout-
worth.
2nd Cla88 Stonding Broad Jump.
lat, Raymond Carbiio,'-82 inchea;
2hd, William Davis ; 3d, Douglafi
Bourdnn.
''lat Olasa Rimning Broad Jump.
, 1st, Eddio Freeman, 158 inches;
2nd, GHon CliaHe; 3d, Lee Towno.
2nd Glaas; Uumiing Broad Jump.
lat, Ruymond'Carliino, 139 inchea;
2nd, Uurbunk Raul; 3d, William
Davis.
lat Clas8 Standing High Jump.
lst,. Eddio Froeman, 30 inclips;
2ndf, Glea Choae; 3d, 'Tlieodoro
Brownf
9 2ud Olans-T-Standing High Jump.
lst, William Davis, 20 inches;
2nd, Raymond Garbinoj 3d, Leo
Johnson.
lat CIubs Running High Jump.
lst, Eddie Freeman; 2nd, Glen
Chaso; no 3d prizo awarded.
2nd Olass Running High Jump.
lst, Raymond Carbino; 2nd, Will
iam Davia; 3d, Douglaa Uourdon.
The New School Building.
Work on tho foundation of tho
new school building for tho four
priraary gradea of tho village schooL
began on Thursday, and tho con
tractors, ICieslich & Co. of Burling
ton, protniso to havo it ready for
Use tty Jauua'ry 1, 1913.
The sito is at the southeast cornor
of tho prosont achobl grounds, the
building rutining at right angles to
South street. It will be 30 foet 8
inches long by 38 feet 0 inches wide,
of bnck, with a hip roof, and dormer
windows on tho long slde.
Tho basoment will have a con
croto floor, two toilot rooms, each
covoring about ono-third of tho
apace, and the remaining third is to
bo for tho uao of the janitor and for
iho two furnacea. Ouo will hoat tho
rooma aud the other'ia for iho veatit
bule aud for vontilatioa.
The plumhiug arraugemoiit'a will
bo of the beat, and much like tho.
Byfltom in uao in tho preaent build-
i,lg- .
Ou the main floor aro two roomB.
eaoh 25 x 30 feet, und betwoen them
is a pasBftgbwiiy. in which are book-
oncns vnntilators. bowl and driaking
.faucot. A vefltibulo runa along the
south slde of tho building, with en
trances, through porchos, at eithor
ond. A1I the windows will havo
double hung nusb, Which will bo an
advnntagi) iu butlr wurm and cold
weathor.
Tho old buildinga on tho laud ail
joiping tho Bchool groundo, whicli
waa bought to mako room for tho
now atructure, will bo . movod back
and usod for a laborutory and othor
purposos. ...
Tho aoldiora' monumont stand
vory near tlio north aido of tho new
building, and i tho consent of
thoso intorestod is obtainod it will
probably bo moved liaok toward the
preaont building, in about tho contor
of tho groundfl. Tho school board
also wishea to build atepa in, tho
stoopest part of the tho coucreto
walk from tho street to tho main
building, whero ice and anow mako
footing porilous at times.
Universalist Conventions
Woodstock has beeu ontertaining
over one hundrod dolcgatea to the
convontioiis of UnivorsaliBt uhurchea
,of Vormont and Provitace of Queboe,
and alliod orgauizations, tho sosaiona
opening Monday ovoning and con
cludiug Thureday noon. Thoy
praiae Woodatock'B hoapitality and
tho welcomo from tho local pariab,
and good weathor addod tn the
ploasure of their viait" and tho buo-
ccsr of tjio convention,
rho Young Peoplo's Chrielian
Union mot Monday evening at the
Universalist ohurch, whero nll bob
8iona were held. Mra. Mary Graco
Canfield vvelcomed tho delegatea,
Preaitlont W. R. Rowland, M. D., nf
East Corinth, r.eaponding; and an
addreea wa8 made by Rov. G. 0.
Boorne of Rochester.
At Tuesday. morning's Bession of
tho Union officers wero oleoted as
follpwa :
Prcaident, Dr. W. R. Laviolette,
Richmond ; vico-preBidont, W. O.
Jewett, Bollows Falls; eecretary,
Ralph Modbury, Wilmington ; trena
urer, V. II. Winchester, Brattleboro.
Tho Women'a Missibnary Aasoci
ation elected these officers at the an
nual meeting held THuosday after
noon : v
Presidont, Mrs. Alico J. Allon, nf
Watorloo, Quo.; vice-president, Miss
Carrio Whoeler. of Barre ; socrotary,
Misa Martha A.Jenno8H.ofSt. Johna
bury; troasurer, Misa Elizabeth riills,
to Lyndonville.
Reporta from mission ciroles
Bhowed'that'mnch hpmo.miBsioii "ond
snrne outsido work. hna boon dono.
An interesting paper was.read by
Mrs. taplea of Burlington.
Thb fii at sesaion of the stato cpn
vontion .waa held Tueaday evening;
Rov. F. T. Clnrk speaking for the
churchoB of Woodstock and Prcai
dent Uolliater rosptjnding to tho ad
dre8a of welcomo.
Superintondent Smith pf the Ver
mont Anti-Suloon leaguo opoke on
ita policy and work, and Mr. Spargo,
before mukiug au address at Muaio-
hall, apoko briefly on tho principlea
of Socialiam. Misa Bullo Davis of
Hartford, C01111., reprepcnting ther
W. N. M. A., addressed tho convon
tion. After tho appoiutmont of comrait-
teea Wodnoadoy mpririg, atidBplak
mg by representativea of vanous
ehurch intoreste, Rev. Iryiug Towa
ley of Washington, Vt., preachod
the occaaionod Bormon, followod by
a communion sorvico.
Tho delegate8 90 of them took
tho Mt. Tom trip Wedneaday after
noon, upou invitation of Mr.. F. S.
Mackonssie. Automobiloa aro not al
lowed ou the mountain and 38 horsoa
all tho availablo oues in all thd
livery atables wero pressod into
the Bervice of the party.
The spookora Wedneaday ovening
wore Rov. O. R. kSkinnor o Lowell,
Masa., and Rov. John Olarenco Lee,
D. D. of, Philudelphdu, brothor of
ProL Frederio 8.- Lee of Woodstock.
Tho closiug' sossioii was held
Thuraduy moniiug.
Officors wero elected aa follows :
Preaideht, A. K. Hollister, Litt. D.,
of Barre. '
Vico-president, F. B. 'Gilletto of
liichtnpud.
Socrotary ' aud superintenUent,
Rov. G.'F. Fortier, Rutland.
Treaaurer, " F. F Watson, St.
Albans.
The lay members of the ezeoutivo
board aro Sheldon Greene St. Albans;
Joel Blackmer, Stockbridge; W. R.
Kowlana, M. D i'iOat Corinth.
Rutland was selected as tho con
yontiou city of i913.
RresolalionB wore adopted. do
cldriug for u&iversal peaco ; for a
nation-wide prohibitidn of themann
facturq and sato ulcoholio liquora
for bevoragepurposea, lind favoring
equaj suflrage.
lm Tree l'rtm Ffne PriHU'ng
WOODSTOCK -NOTJES
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Fuyno and
Mr. and Mrs. Genrgo Payne, who
havo boon nt "Rivorcat" for a few
wedks, return to Boatnn today.
Mra. Erncat Gngo of- Gardner,
Muaa., is viaiting hor father, Henry
E. King.
Dr.jGilo of Honover, assiBtod by
Dr. H. O. Jackaon, porformed an
oporation for appendicitia upon Mies
Lily K. Partridgo Tuesday which
waa Buccesaful and aho ia ''gettmg
along well.
Mrs. Georgo Q, Kelly is viaiting
hor paronta in Hampfltoad, N H.
Mrs. L. A. Richmond, Forreat A
Riobmond nnd Mr. and' Mrs. A. W
Ea8tmanaro taking an a,utompbile
trip to Boston and othor placea in
MaasacliUBotta.
J. O. Dana of Newark, N. J., is at
" Quieto " for a day or two.
Tho local Roosovolt olub a'nnoancos
Progreaaivo rally nt Muaio hall
Monday night. Col. ThohiaflS. T.
Dohorty of Boston will bo tho
Bpeaker,
O, A. G. Jackson, curntor of, tho
Montpelier Historical Socioty, hoa
obtainod anothor valuablo addition
to tho rapidly growing collection.
The gift ia a piano brought'tf) Mont
pelier by Mra. Thomas' Reed in hor
girlhood, tho first piano brought to
Montpelier, and it is understood to
bo.tho first brought into tho stato.
Stato cattlo cnmmisaioner F. L.
Duvis of, Whito Rivor Junction waa
in Burlington' rocontly and inspected
tuo iciuing ot a uora 01 M cows
whicli had been fouud tb bo infected
and which carae from St. Albans and
Hartland. t
Mrs. Charles M. Southgato of Bos-
ton is.tlio guost of Mrs. F. S. Dana,
arriving ThUraday.
H. W. Kont of New York city.
spont Saturday and Sunday in town.
ErioJIowland, who is loft fiolder
for tho n?achlno ahgeinftVitftl-i
Bor, wasspiked m iho.hand..in o"re
cent ball gamo and has been in
Woodstock 'a.few days..
Mr. and -Mra. . Rogor Baldwin ofH
New York aro at the Vail .hpuse..
The King's Daughtera 'Will liold
thoir regnlar'inoeting jl'ueaday., o.ye
ning, Sept. 3, ot tho Arta aud -.Oraft
Room. t rt. nt- 'il.
Rev. H. J. Maillot aa'ltl' Berlift
Falla, N. a.-thiaookVth'ftJndHhV:
ordinatiQn .to tho. ,pieatltoodi;!diilievi;
Arthur Ratnaey, acqusiri. 3V4U' !
Judge-Ira AJ Abbdt? of iaverhill;
Maas., ia visitiiig hia eiatorj' Mrs.
Juliette Simmone. c..I-
Leonard Covo,
ngfia'IOeSi-Hvho
is with' hi't Bfater Mrs,.f'i Norton
rhompson, on tho North f Bridge
water road, accid'ehtaiiy' shot him
B'elf with a 22 'calibra.' rpyolver $lon-
.1. U' - . I
day morning, iho bullet atriking
him just nbovo tho right templo.
cutt.ing under tho scalp for ofl iinch
nna a uau .auu.conung oui iieur 111c
top, of hia liead.. T)(ivpunjj ianot.
serioua ,. .
Mr. and Mra; Edwiu Thayles Em-
mons and children of Genevu, N. Y.(
aro pussing d montlfs vacatiou hore.
Food sale at Arta4riilwpats fppm
Friday, SepU 0, at 3.00 oilock.
Sale of BDro'ns. ice i "oreamV eto. Tfy
hho Ladica Aid of dhristia'n ehurch.
Tho boy choir, pf, iCruce;churcbr
Salem, Masa , of which Stanjoy E.
Fuller, is prganist.-gavo a cfancprt ot"
St. Jamea church Wediioaday even
ing, which was hoaru with much
pleuaure. by a. largo audiertce. The.
young singers were oasiated by
Moasrs. 0., 0. JDumas, Dr. G. 11
Kelly. A. 0. Saul and Parker. Child.
Tho Sleep of the Child Jesiis.'Lby,
tho choir, waa one of-tho. oiijoyablo'
numbers, andMhe muaiu .-was . alL
well within tho compass of their
voicea and'swcotly, aung. : ,.
John G.'Ohriatop'hor of ' Jackson
ville, Fla., who haa been apending
the suinmor at the Wilson houao on
Ploaaant Btreet.'haB' bougni it buuw
mor homo noar Olureinont, N. II.
Mr. Chriatopher' tried uuBeccesafblly
to fiud a auitublo pliicb near Wood
Btook, Col. and'Mra; F.-Si Billinga gavo
delighf ul .recoption at thbis homo
Saturday afternoon,4 from? 4 to 0.
'clock, to iutroduee thoir daughter,
Miss ElizubethS. Billings. (Tho lnn
prchestra -played', nndref reahmonta
vroro eorved qn the piazzd.t Mrs. n.
S. Brooks, Mias, Puulino WUhelm,
Miss Margaret Forster. . Miea ,.'Roso
riggs, MiflB Kqtherino Kidder, und
Oorinria Ordway assisting. FloweXs
decoratod. tho rooma, bouquots pre
sented to Miss Billinga covering the
mantel in front of 'which thoi receiv-
ing party atood,
Deputy-Shoriff M. H. Loukoa and
Mrs. Loukfea entertairiod aa automo-
bile party of their oI swistea'j
Tclephonc Us
Yovr Wants N
We deliver all orders in
the village limits and
giye special attention to"
all express. and mail
orders, The next tiine
you do not feel like com
ing down town "for drug
wants call N. D. No.
145-2 or People's Phone
and the goods will be
landed at your door.
VA. B. MORGAN
' The QualityStore
thd'Stato prison, at lnnphoon Sunday
afternoon, ineludiiig Supt. W. S,
Lovell, , Wardon Penniman, Keepor
Phillip Whitcomb, Enginoor Pied
Gardner, and Ohef Ned Andorson.
Mr, and Mrs. Froderick Billings
arrivod from Now York laat Saturday
and aro at tho Warren O. French
houso on Mountaiu nvenuo for tho
reat of tho aenaua. ;
Misa Elinor O'byrno of Savnnnah,
Ga., is the gueat of Mrs. Eltou A.
Smith.
Duna Salnion of Turnern Falls,
Masa., is visiting, Mr. ond Mra.'W,
Dana.
On Wedneaday afternoon n de-
ightful muaicalo waa given 111 tho
'Ann'pxittho' Richmond houao. bu
EPm atreet, Hiobo taking part'boing
Philadelphia frionds of Mr.-nnd Mrn,
Jamea Chapman; and aro their
guestsln South Barnard. 'Mr.-'Ad
dieks' playod two piano soloctions,
nnd the votal uuuibers wero siing by
Mra A'ildicks, Mrs. -Adamson and
Misa Cook.
Misa Campbell will gireuluuujioon
at the Country Olub Iioiibo Monday
noon, for tlie tonuisnd golf playen.
MQpars',,. ,Co)es. and... BJodgott. ure
guoBta-of tlio Mia'sea Stearna ntr the
Pagp cottago on Mountain avonuc.
Hbmer CJreen. oi ifovy , York ia.tho
guest of Mr. and 'Mrs, H. S. Brooks
Mr. nnd Mra". Gt Bailey retu"fped.
j.hurBUuy from. an automomlo trip
t6 New York and otlier summor.je-
Borts. .-
Alfnn Smith of Srhithvillo, N. J
and t'wb f riendfl are expeoted today.
Mrs. S. E. Kilnor, Ehnck Kilrier
and a friorid, Tlobart Ford, are at tho
Kilner home hero.
south Woodstock.
i Billy Bhrtrnm nntl George Peo-
ples wenf tp Clarcmont on Tuesday
and returned on Thursday, bringing
Mrs. Lillie Bnrtrnm and son with
them. .
RalpITInquitii, wife nnd son
returned from .the litkc 'on Thursday
evening. t
Jo'sdpb Breid of Brooklyn is u
guest of his sislcr, Mrs. Loilis
Bartel.
Nlrs.. Mnrin Perry nnd Mrs. R. H.
Kingsley nttended the funeral of
Mrs, Lizzie Uovce nt West Wood
stock on Thursday,
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Rood returned
from .Bellows Fnls on Thursdny,
wliere thev spcnt n coupte of vveeks
with Mrs. Rood's sistcr, Mrs.
Dnmien. ,
.Henrv Morcntt has recovered from
tlie, measles nnd is Kblc to ride oiit.
Glen "Perkins is nthis work'ntrnin,
nfter a few dnys ol illness. .
C. T. Wnshburn wcnt to- Clarc-
VriontiWednesdny..
Mra. Emma Blake nnd Mrs. Ella
Washbiirn were in Woodstock on
Thursday to celebrntc the birthdav
soVi, Mhltlnnd -Blttke.
BRIDGEWATER.
Mrand "Mi; C. E. Woods nnd
M.r. nnd Mrs. R, P, Woods of
Woodstock were Sundiiy gucsts nt
Charles Woods',
The m.irried men overvvliclmcd
tl).e siugle men nt bnBebnll Snturdny,
8 to 7.
'A Republican rnllyjs ndvcrtised
or tnis atternoon. Conrrtessmnir
Pfumley, Fred A. Howland nnd
udge Thompson are the apcnkers.
Teachers of the outside schools
Which Onened Mondav nre : Eusebih
Carllslentthe Cornei s; Hnzcl Davis,
nt bherburnc j nnd liilitli Grcnves at
West Bridgewater. -
Duririg the thundcr storm - Sntur -
day nig.ht lightning striick
the
licHows Falls Free ncademy
at
btilfrjy.'
, "slnttcring one corner of tho
MXK000K00OOOCKK OOOOOO
t
Perfection Oil Heaters
flade by the Standard Oil Co.
A Seasonable Equipment. They
are Clcan and Do Not Snioke.
A New line that IS New
Pure Lake Superlor Copper ' " 1
Nickel -plated Tea Kettles
Corrugated, quick-heatlng surface. . Let
us tell you why they are the best Tei :
Kettles made.
E. F. Wardwei!
N. E. Tolophono 16-2
Pooplo'e Tolophono 10-14
COOOOCKCOOO0OOO0OOHOOOOOOOOOOOOC
That
"Good Night"
Message
Don't forcret it,
- 'You k'ub.w what ,a
,
you can readily realize the pleasure iFv f
gives loye4 ones .at hoine. . . '
No. letter you may write, or telegram
you may Sendf can . c6hvey . the " tfirili
.m 1 . '' ' ''.,'1
that comes with hearing your -Toice. .
You know hqw jou feel-when you'hear-, .
the-voices' of your wife and chiidren; y
'ahd you lfhowiiow 'they feel at hearing ,s.f '
. yours.- .... "
It's weli worth' while to '
Look for a "Bliie Bell" Sign
-f rj?pr ;
"NOTICE
Owing to tho failuro ofthe. town nt
its last town moetin? to appropriato
funds for tho tranaportation of High
School scholara, tho matter of their
tranBportntion will be postponed till
after tho ncxt town meeting-.
Edward H. WilHama, Jr., Clork.'
The Scicntific Atnericatf tleclnr'es
that n French inventor has perfected
,n mnchinc Which turns out n product
from 8trw which mnkcs n perfict
substitute for wood.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The Tnx Billsfor Town, Highway and
School Taxcs on tho 1912 Grnnd List of
Woodstock, Vermont, have been delivof
ed tomo for coliecti6n and taxpayers
nre called upon to pay their respectivo
toxcs within ninoty days from dato ( by
Sept; 28, 1012).
Tho dcdnction provided by law willbe
nllowed oh taxcs paid during' that time.
, Taxcs not so'paid yvill be collected by
tho Constablo with costs. .
I.willreceivoatmy ofllco evory day
nnd till ;ight' oclock Wedneaday and
Saturday eveninpsnf tor Septembcr 1. '
F. C. SOUTHGATE
Town Treaaurer.
Woodstock, Vt, July 1, 1912..-'
Norman-Williams Public
: " Library ..' ' 1 .
LlBRARY HOURS'
. Reading room open from 7 a. m. to
12 m.; 1 p. m. to 6 p. m., and 7 p. m. to
R.R0 n. m.
1 Librarian or assistant will be at tho
nurary lrom iu a. m. zojz m.;np. ro.
to o p. m. ana t p. m. to ts.au p. m;
EDWA1U) H. Wiluams jb.,
President
t
.1-
Mr. TraveKncr Man.
V
comfort it is t'o you ;,
t
TtV'f;
t . 1 .. htr1,
:,ir!f
New England Telephone
and Telcgraph Conipany
WANTED
By'Chairman of School Board, liids
for transportntion of pupila from -the
Bridgewater, line on river rod to the
Lincoln school for the cominjT school
year of 34 weeks, commoncing' Septem
bcr 9th. 1912. , . I
Thc cohtractbr to furnish two norsea
and necessary robes. inwinter. ,
Edward fl, Williama, Jr. Clerk.
Bmzil haa asked theUniteit'States
... V g f
to sendi.)stronomers to witncss the
totul eclipsc of the sun vvhich 'wijl
be visible from Rio Ja.uebo on Qct.
10.
GENTRAL MARKET
VVestern ahd Nati ve'
BEEP; 1
Pork, Lamb Veal, Hatm,
Green Stuf f received every
Thursday. -
All at the lowest possible
prlces.

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