Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-06
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Letting an immense stock Of season
able Dry Goods, which will arrive this
week by the Woodstock Railroad.
This being the first large invoice Of
Dry Goods brought over this Road.
See sad" next week.
We had the pleasure of an in
PRODUCTION, and visit from Col. Chas.
Lewis, of Boston, Mass, on the second
day of the Fair. The Colonel enjoy.
cd the Fair, Vermont scenery, So
ciety. and things generally. The
"fair" portion of Woodstock as well
as ourself will be pleased to see the
Col. to the ''front' again.
The Woodstock Quadril.e Band
is being reorganized for the winter
campaign. The managers have Sc
cured the services of Mr.. G. E.
Sturtevant, formerly with Beedlc's
Bell Ringers, to take Mr.. Ordways
place, and the Band will be better
prepared than ever before to music
fot balls, parties, etc, on short notice.
The receipts of the Woodstock
Railroad for passengers alone average
$50 day.
james II. Davis. son Of james
Davis Of this village, now resident
of Boston, paid the AGE office q visit
during the Fair James looks as
slick as an Alderman, and is raking
in the "scrip." Good TOR him.
--The Directors intend to run the
Woodstock Railroad themselves
shortl y-and Mr.. A. G. Dewey is now
in the market looking up struck for
the purpose.
The popular and longtime depot
master at the Station, James G..
Porter, is now depot master at this
place, and acting conductor.
Mr. Thompson. the CONTRACTOR
is now running the Woodstock r. r.
with rolling stock from the Central
Nermont roa1.
"A lIartland youth OF some sixty
summers, worth $4,000, and an sold
batch" ut that, crowded himself so
hard under the fair ground fence dur
ing the Fair here last week, that his
tongue protruded out Of his head
bande~-he accomplished it-but,
alas only to be led off by the collar
by policeman on his entrance.
j. X. Collins, the hay tedder man,
of Hartford, has entered into partner
ship with w. N. Buck, Of Lebanon,
n. H., and leased the foundry at
Taftsville, for the manufacture Of his
Te1der, which they do say beats the
world
We are requested by David Nc
Kenzie of st. Adams, general baggage
agent OF tie Central Vermont, who
acted as conductor OF the first train
into Woodstock on Wednesday, to
tender his best thanks to the charming
unknown young lady who presented
him with boquet on his arrival
He was so occupied at the moment i'll
attending to his passengers that he Is
fearful he did not fittingly acknowl-
edge the beautiful gift. standard.
We take pleasure in announcing
that Mrs. Jimmy Anderson was the
charming young lady
j. II. Gilbert graduate of the
AGE Office, now of the St. Adams
Advertiser, paid us friendly visit
during the Fair.
&C. NJ. p. Base Ball Club boys
played game with the Quechee boys
on the fairgrounds the 2nd day of the
Fair, and the game stood, So. Wood
stock Al, Quechee Is.
Our original story is giving good
satisfaction. 1t may contain some
slight errors the author not being
present to read the proof, but of
course the critic will have the kind
ness to pass them by and charge them
to the printer.
The weather continues cool,
cloudy and wet.
You should not fail to take
trip over the Woodstock r. r. Tick
cts $l.O0 for the round trip. For
sale at the Depots. The scenery
is beautiful on this route at this sea-
Of the year-nothing more gorgeous,
and wonderful in New England.
The Woodstock r. H. Depot is
nearly completed, and is quite a
handsome structure. Mr.. Lewis
ra''' the superintendent, is entitled |
TO much credit for skill and labor be-
slowed upon it.