Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-06-15

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and with our short experience with it we
we are inclined to say that it is the best
press for the price ( l. ooo), manufactured.
For the benefit of those of our reader.
who cannot conveniently visit our Office,
We give cut of it above and an epigram
below, trusting that the second line in
the epigram will be realized in a short
time
We've the lightning for post-boy.
And the steam for stage,
But the greatest OF wonders
IL the Press OF the "AaE"
The Court adjourned at II o'clock
A. VI. on Wednesday, Report of court
issues and divorce cases next week.
We would call the attention of our
readers to Dr. Boynton's card in another
column.
We learn that some $50, 900 OF the
Woodstock Railroad Bonds have been
taken. Only &25, 900 more, gentlemen,
and YOU have railroad. Push on the
column-you will never regret it.
The verdict in the case Headlc V.
the Town of Plymouth has been set
aside by the Court, and motion granted
for a new trial. The dd damnun. rails
cd from 81, 900 to $4,000 Trial next
December
The State Convention of Spirituaists
are to meet at Stowe, VT, on the ED of
June. All are invited, with the aSsur-
ance that freedom of speech will be grant
ed.
CAMP MEETING, The meetings in the
tent in Messrs. King & Hewtt's grove in
this village, will be held each day this
week at 10 IL A. m. 2 and 7 IL p. IN.
All are invited
= une has given us the "cold should
er" this week, and fires and thick coats
are in good demand. Thunder light
ming and rain have been frequent. On
Tuesday +. y. Billings house was
struck by the electric fluid. Shiycring
one ofthc window castings, and frighten-
ing the family considerable. Aside
from this no other damage was done.
The time for the second sermon in
the Congregational Church in this vii
lagc has been changed from half past one
O'Clock, p. m. to five O'Clock, p m. till
the Ist OF September next; change to
. commence on Sunday the 25th instant
The usual Conference meeting Sunday
evening has been given up during that
time-two months. This change is
determined on after " comforting with
flesh and Blood in order to have cool
CT time for the meeting and to fill the
pews a little better at The second service,
although somewhat announcement for the
agricultural people and others living out
DR. Flagg will be at the Eagle
Hotel, Tuesday June p, from o. NJ
until ! P. NJ.
of the village.
The honorcd circle of Mr.. X. II.
Parkinsons friends will be pleased to
learn that, added to his many accomplish
mentS, he has been officially named No
tary Public. Truly merit finds its re-
ward. The OBSERVER wallows in the
lily bed sooner or later
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton now hold their regular meetings in
the Nestry of the Congregational Church.
The small beer question is settled.
The government ..sticks. ChaS. ].
Taft has taken out brewers license,
which is $50, and ST barrel on sales.
This is small business for the L. s.
| Government.
D. \. White is the regularly ap-
pointed Agent for the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.., in this section.
Bold RoBBERY-On Wednesday af-
tenoon Of last week, while one adroit
scoundrel was occupying the attention
\ OF the assistant teller of the Bank at
Brattleboro with counting some $24O
in gold and recounting it, his associate
and accomplice is supposed to have
crept behind the counter and entering
the vault took with him $4,000, max
ing his exit through Il back window.
How high is that in broad daylight?
Rutland is to celebrate the coming
4th' by u Firemen's Muster.
A clerk in store at South Royal
ton recently had occasion to settle with
his employer for some s4OO worth OF
goods that had disappeared at sundry
times and were traced to him. He isn't
clerking now,
"A reward of five thousand dollars
is offered for the arrest of the arrest of
the professionals" whe made twenty
thousand dollar haul from the Brattle-