Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-04-20

the character OIL 'EhnCnOn. Inc Oln-
err parts were more than well sustained,
and the audience departed, not only
looking but expressing satisfaction.
Windsor.
Hon. Isaac +. Redheld of Boston,
has erected beautiful memorial win
dow in the Episcopal church in Wind
SOL in memory Of two children buried
in that town,
Barnard.
Mr. II. C. +. Atwood and Mr. Joe
Chamberlain met with q severe accident
while saving wood with circular saw
last Wednesday, 1t happened in this
way: Mr.. Chamberlin handed Mr.. AT
wood large, crooked stick Of wood,
andin gettingit into position, struck the
saw, and, bounding back, took Atwood
on the breast and Chamberlain over the
eye, and "laid them out" for Il few min
utes. Mr.. Chamberlain S head was bad
ly cut and Mr.. Atwoods internal ar
rangements were "jarred some, DR..
Cotton was called, who fixed them up,
and they are recovering.
BIG EGGS. friend, Mr. Dorman
Badger, handed us one day this week,
three hens eggs that measured as fol-
lows:
81 81 inches.
7 Ks
= Y z
and weighed collectively three quarters
of a pound. How isthat for high2 We
venture to say that there is no pullet i'll
these parts that can beat it. If there is,
bring on-the eggs.
North Chester.
We mentioned last week that the far
merS' club were about to build cheese
factory in this place. We learn from a
correspondent that the factory is already
under contract. 1t is to be 80 90 feet,
estimated cost, 81, 900. Mr., r. P, Pol
lard is to construct and run 1.-THE
factory to be ready for operation on the
first Of July, The farmers insure Mr.
Pollard the milk from 400 COWS, and are
wide-awake buying stock. There is no
doubt but this enterprise will prove sue
cess and source Of profit to all CON
ccmcd.
South Reading.
On Wednesday, 9TH inst, Mr. Geo.
O. Robinson of Detroit, and his sister,
Mrs, Speare and little girl of Boston,
who have been visiting their friends at
South Reading, were about to be taken
in carriage to Felchville by Mr.. Howe,
when the horse became restless and ran,
throwing out the entire party opposite
the stone store, Fortunately all es-
capped without serious injury, and though
Mrs. Speare was considerably bruised,
and the others more or less 50, they re
sumed their intended journey the next
day.
Bethel.
Messrs, 7. E. Wilson & Son, the en-
terprislug proprietors of the Depot
House at this village, appear to be
hourishing finely, They have recently
been putting ON an addition to their
building, whereby they are able to &C.
commodate nearly one hundred guests
at time, and they evidently do not in
tend to be cutdone by any of the neigh
boring landlords, They certainly pro.
vide we'll for any who may give them Il
call. Mr.. Wilson announces his second
annual ball on the evening of the Fourth
of July, which will doubtless be an en-.
joyable occasion,
The annual fair of the White River
Valley Agricultural Association is to be
held at Bethel sometime next fall, at
which time, among other attractions, a
spirited horse trot may be expected.
Dr. G, f. E. Sparhawk of Gays.
vile, lost valuable span of horses at
Bethel recently. His horses became
frightened at an approaching train and
ran, crossing the track just as the train
was passing, killing one instantly, and
injumng the other SO badly that he was
subsequently killed.
State at large.
"A movement is on foot in Yer.
gennes, and creates some excitement,
to effect a change in the line of the Rut-
land & Burlington Railroad and have
it pass directly through that city,
"A Boston paper says the most Sc
rious charge brought against any candi-
date in Vermont is that charged against
q man in Burlington who was running
for Mayor. 1t is said that he bought a
soup bone and stuck a pair of turkey S
legs through the top OF the basket and