Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-10

the noon trains on other roads.
Key. Chas. NJ. Southgate LET
town on Monday to settle in Dcdhan
Mass, and look after the spilitus
wants of the Dedhamites of the Con
gregational order.
The man who argues that almos
any village Of 1000 inhabitants ough
to support a weekly newspaper, Cal
lose considerable ''scrIp" in finding
out why it will not.
Five car loads Of stock were ship
ped at the Depot on Monday. Thi,
looks like business for the W. r.. r.
"A G Dewey has contracted fol
the building of locomotive at tn,
Manchester Locomotive Works, Man
chester, n. II. 1t is to be first class
and will be ready in a few weeks.
Frank P. Archibald is building
new marble shop on the Dunham
lot, head of High street, near Geo
Days new carriage shop. Frank is
an excellent worker in marble, and he
desires better place than he has had
and this move will do it.
-Boyntou d Johnson shipped 100
Merino bucks to Texas on Tuesday OF
last week. Doctor Boynton is work
ing up an excellent trade with the
Texan breeders of fine wool sheep.
-The veteran ''tin.man," A. G..
Brown is out with a new advertiser
ment in this issue Of the AGE. He
has a big stock of goods, and is sell
ing 'dog cheap" If you want any
tirkering done, he is ready to do it
well, and at a living price.
Don G. Pollard, Esq, Of Proc
torsvlle made us a visit on Tuesday.
Don" has as many eyes in his head
as potato, and does more business in
the way of Luying and selling ..e..""y
produce than any ten men on Black
River besides, he is a square Demo
cr,,,, aud Sentemau.
IS. Gardner White, an old time
boy of the place and a patron and
contributor to the AGE made lis visit
on Saturday. He has been West, and
believes in the platform OF the Ohio
Democracy, but we do not. Old time
makes no impression on his brow, and
we are glad of it. He is visiting his
parents and friends in this section.
Woodstock boys at Dartmouth
are home here on a visit, They
were afraid of the .fecer now raging
at Hanover.
Il. w. Wilson, one of our best
mechanics, is putting him up a neat
carpenters shop on the corner fHigh
St.. near Pink's blacksmith shop.
Our shoemaLers are Fright on
it," Samuel Smith e Son have new
proclamation in this issue of the AGE.
Read it.
No snow yet. The streams are
low, and the ground is frozen hard.
There will be a Turkey and
Chicken shoot on Jasper Hazens past
IRE near the village on "Wednesday
and Thursday, Nov. 10th and llth
l.. Bodo and J. Gilman, proprieiors.
Constable Hewitt wants YOU
Taxes. See advertisement.
The Fever, and the row at Par
kers Bookstore was too much for Old
Dartmouth. Many OF the boys wnc ''llt
out" from there were more afraid o
the law than the fever. Some of the
boys over there ought to get some
brand OF religion and try to live it.
The December Term of thu
County Court, commences here Tues
day, December 9TH. On the docke
of said court, there are POI law cases
0 petitions for divorce, 5 State cases
aud 40 cases on the chancery docket
Total, 1924.
-Lothrop Vaughan has sold hi
farm to ''Herb." Daniels for $500 -
Mr.. Vaughan has purchased Of Nj
Daniels a part of his Daniels farm
for $4,000, and pasture in Brldg
water for which be pays $500
1t is showing quite smart as "
we go to press, but the prospect
that it will turn to rain.
j. r. Murdoch has just returne
from market with a big stock of good
We call the attention of the real
er to an article in another colum
copied from the Montpelier Watchmo
and State Journal, one of the able
papers in Vermont, on the Cent?
Vt. Railroad Accounting at st. a
bans. The 'Ring" against the Ho
]. G. Smith have resorted to ever
thing that is mean, low and degradil
to human nature, and it gives us pies
IRE to copy such an article from su