The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-14


Converse Esq in the village on "Wednesday the 2 inst,
O'clock p NJ for the purpose of ccc,ng their Officers
for the ensuing general attendance is requested,
business of importance will come before the society
By order, DEL BILLINGS, Secretary.
Randolph, April 8, l8l4.
w. B. Sat meeting of Committees from the branch
Of the Washin BeneuOiHt S0ciey established at
RoyaltOn and Barnard Voted To celebrate the Anniversary
of American lndepenpencc on the "a DAY Of Iny neat
the Congregational Mcetiug-hO IN Barnard, where
Sermon and Grafton with other appropriate exercises may
be expected. The procession will form at the public house
ofWard Caryl, precisely at 10 o'clock A; NJ. ana move
the Westinghouse which time and place the MEM
bers of the several branches Of the Washington Benevolent
Society established in the ncghbornG towns are rarc
larry requested attend-nshcd with the badgeS OF the
Society il praccable-and all persons generally who feel
any interests in the past events of our Revouon or soil
cde for the future peace and tranquility Of the country
are solicited to unite.
n. b. Suitable accommodation for Gentemen or Ladies,
DESTROYS to attend, may be expected.
Gen s;nsI sos ;III,Tr TosrER' Corresponding
DAVID PIERCE, in, } ''"""'''''
Barnard, June 7, 1918.
w b. County SocIETy.-A meeting Of tho W. b. So
cciy for the County of Windsor, will be holden a Pees
Hall in Windsor on Friday of the present week, at
o''0''' T. Ne " ' il. EVERETT, Secretary.
Windsor, Sept, 90, 1912.
The Washington Benevolent Society Of Reading will he
holden Mt Capt. David Burnham's in said Reading on the
2Gth of August inst. Mt o'clock p. NJ punctnal attcn'
dance is particularly requested by order,
THOMAS +. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Reading, August "a, lsl2
The agents for the Washinetonan, requested to for
ward their accounts of Collection possbcand
to collect the remaining dues Immediately Those lndcnt-
ed for papers and advertisements, ae once more ana Tor
the last time lin this way requested to make immediate
HORACE EVERETT, Agent,
Windsor, July 10, 1914
ToAsrs given ut the Washngionian Benevolent Society
Celebrations. At Windsor Feb. 90, ls!i
The Ssrsn Federai Commemorative the 'scven thousand
that never bowed their knees to Hual.n
The present unhappy Wdr---Wrong in its orgin-dcr
ogatory in its posecuton-amd runOus in its
To the American nation
The president-feads Of Departments anti their coadjp
ors-may they retire in pcacc-and a the American peo
pie say amen.
The morthy Minority Of ConrreSs.-"Thc light shncth
in darkncss--but the darkness compcrhrlcth it not.
The hon. Dapid UcbstCr.h rising star of the first
magnitude in our Northern Hemisphere.
The WdShingtOn B,nerOfen SOcioti"Sof Pcrmont.-Muy
they be firm ms her montuns-ertilC rs her vacs-and
lasting us her rivers.
me Orator Of he dqv--IIosiah Dmham May the prin
cipes cloquently exhibited aud the picture 81 able por-
rayed stand perpetual monuments to guide the hearts OF
ever American.
At Windsor Feb. %, 1915.
Hartford Convention. In which WINS combined know
edge wisdom and patrotisn-tcsc three, but the graes
BY H. Everett Esq. Mpti,on's Pcacc.-Thc effect Of
rant ofmcn, money and crcd.I.-"ilis potcry, not his
riN, consented.
At Rochester the same day.
President Madison iih his ri.iouary cabnc,-incfci
emf tools-Don Quixotc fought NATURALIZATION Wilkn-
son n stone ml-and Alexander smith fell before the
sound Ola British Bugle Horn.
The Hartford ntion-Ther report will cvor be-
| admired, while liberty and pcuce shall have charm.
MriisoAs War-Conreiycd in sin, brought forth in III
EQUITY, mud strangcd by the baud OF liz sire.
BY Joseph H. Ellis Esq. The iUdtnd'ed policy which
years past-Sclcccd by NHpoeon-carNcd by Jefferson
and finished by Madcrson.
cork and Kiugson-"A city set on iILL-a HEht shin
| eth ia a dHk place.
| WANTED INIMEDIATLEY.-A Jouucyman Printer
orscady habits and correct political principles, who Is "a
workman to the and prrss-Ao M as'Ft hoy IL or
Is years OF age, AS an nppintct to Tue rrns Du'.sS.
Those who contaminated WIN D,mOcrdcy' or tnhh
themselves liable be sc,uccd IRON their duty by Dem
crats need not appy-none such arr wanted ,ov,ov
Windsor, April Is. 1914.
CELEBRATION.
The Washington Benevolent Society of the towns OF
Hartford Norwich and Thotlord will commemorate tie
birth day Of WASHINGTON, ut Norwich, on wednesday
| the 22d Of February inst ~, 10
O'clock A. NJ and proceed ~ the meeting house, where
sermon and Grafton will be delivered, appropriated 10 ,e
occasion. Every friend Of Washington and his poc!, not
''T per ordcr ALBA sTIMsOM. Scc'y
Norwich, Feb. g, 1915.
BIRTH DAY CELEBRATION.
The Celebration of the Birth day of that lllustTions
| GEORGE WASHINGTON, will he attended on iu'su"I
the 2ld Instant in Norwich by the washington hehe'''
lent Societies for sharon, Norwich, ana h~DW',,I, 49,.
The proccs.ion will move from there To the Meeting
IJo.c where an Grafton will be delivered Bl the Hon
CHARLES M,Rsm, of Woodstock, and Sermon Is IN
pected BY the Rev. S,NrE, KMRoN 81 sn"IoGi s,,
Hartford, Feb. 18th l5li.
UNION CELEBRATION.
| The thrty-sevrnth Anniversary Of AMEki,N ,NDn
TENDANCE. Will he celebrated at the Norih '.t""E
House in Chester on the fourth day otJulN newt tNY
friend to his Country, whatever political par! no i,
belong earnestly solicited 10 lay aside the spI " IN
and unite in celebrnng the day that gave o'" W W"
nation. - ,......o, ,-,.r :. =,
| The members of the WisniNOToNiiN BENEVOLENT 80
ciErrgs Of the towns ofSpneicd, Kockmshhh' 'hcs''
and Grafton, will unite in the celehTh'i"n' ~,
An Grafton, calculated ''to promote an uhi"h W sc"
mcn, and other exercise adapted to the occrson VII
me nrocesson accoInpincd with band OF Music, ant
n Military escort, will move from ~ SheiS '"'' P''
Dy order Of the Committee of Announcements.
i ny '''' ALEX. :. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Chester, June 10, lsl2
The leading Harrison Editor IN Connecticut Is
Theodore Dwight, member Of The Hdryoro
ConreHtion and acted as Secretary 10 udi ""'
iorious ossemblage! :.
Leyere, satonstall, the representative IN CON
cress of Salem (NIass.) is one oil the i'1'"spu
Cen,r,l Committee at washington created LOT ','e
nurnosc of distributing among their par,isahs' '''e
rrea, fund which the wings have raised iof e'eu-
) ,onosr;ng purposes. Lererd SaHonHoH an
oJ f.dsraI;,t dvs! in the Sosl ~ Ss'