The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-04


sundry fantas,ical circumgyra'lons with his
fingers and saying to one of the thirsty peo-
pIe on the outside you do'ni-it ant
healthy for you, no how-~e are the judges
of what you "shaIl eat and drink and where
wilhal you shall be clothed" and on the
other side were inscribed in large letters,ai-
Ter the fashion of the White Slave Clay
Club sign, the following,
"W. B. s."
washington Benevolent Society,"
Next came "1om Powers' Bad," endeav-
oring to discourse elegant music in time
with the jaw-bone Accomplishments OF the
leader. Amy where along alter the Band
came the mighty men of Woodstock with
their pockets full of Bankrupt certificates
aud petitions agin' liquor and all The 9th
err mighty men the other towns of Wind
sor County so renowned in the history OF
future generations.
Last of all came the Ex-representatIve
from Windsor. A boy followed him with
banner bearing on one side, the following
toast drank by him at celebration of the
Washington Bcncrolent Society at Roches-
ter, Feb, %, 1914:
"Nodison's Pace. The effect of want
of men, money and credt-his poverty,
not his wiH consented"
And on the other side the following, also,
"W. B. Co. SOCIETY.
A meeting ofthe w. B, Co. Society for
the county of Windsor will be held at Pet
tess hall in Windsor, on Friday ofthe pres
ent week, at 9 o'clock, p. M.
H. EVERETT, Stcy.
Windsor, Sept. 81, 1872"
ADDISON.
-Four hundred and fifty thousand dele
gates from this county. AT the head
marched the Hon. Senator in Congress
from that side of the mountain, (ndmc no
given)-three corners of seven perfectly
clean flag handkerchiefs in his mouth
five pnchcs of snuff fighting for the frs
chance at his honor's proboscls and
bundle of the Burlington Free Press con
tanning his demolition of Gen. jackson
por,ruding from his pocket. The Hon. gen
,lemnn walked uncommonly erect, NJ
DOUBT to prevent add niger from &c
,inu on to his back. Then came team
orsixtecn very respectable appearing peoPl
drawing large and we'll favored cattl
from Shelbnrne, decorated with coon-skln
&c. &c. Next came the "Vermon
, Spi,,oon" $50 called at the South) bearing
banner on one side Of which were tn
words,
+. Honor to public pensioners
and on the other side the likeness of a ma!
y swallowing dose Of the extract of tobacc
g which plum looking man was ejectln
into his mouth.
ORANGE.
Three mules drawing the editor of tn
American Preceptor. j., S. Morrill,, Esq
/. now-and.,hen making dental application
10 their dorsal eytremites and singing, "b
tween meals"
n "If I had donkey &C."
If The ex Postmaster at Thetlord folowe
k blowing meliilluous blasts from the Gel
At brated Orange Co. Tin Horn. No banne
e CHITTENDEN.
., The coons of this co. were so engage
in other matters that they had hardly tin
to show off as they could have wished
VIVA, there were, however, in the proce'
'e sion bore a fac simiie of the raft of t
a their ancestors endcavored TO smugg
VI through the Lake, during the last war,
aid the British.
N WASHINGTON.
One solitary coon walking on his hi
- legs, by the aid oftwo sticks of cream ca
h dy in his fore paws, whis;ling most pitt
~ ously Those who were able to understa'
~ the meaning of the emblem beast said 4
=. burden of his song was
Tay-rif! Tay-rifT! Tay-y-rlf.G-A-f!
CALEDONIA.
"Aun, Patty" weighing wool costing
cents pound and under" on pair of"Fa
banks patent scales" Editor of the Ca
donian with fleece of Merino in the seat
his pantaloons, which gave his intellect
appearance of being very much expandt
holding down the old lady's dress to p
vent accide nta Next came a cart dra'
by seven goats, with ppe-stem leg oh
holding aloft Coon Hunter prospect
and squealing every Observation-Disclosures