Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-11-17
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The 1915 a. lii. train connects with all
the noon trains on Other roads.
A flock of wild geese passed over
this village Sunday on their way South.
The Quechce Valley Poultry AS,
ISOLATION talk of holding a fowl show
at the Town Hail, Dee, 10th.
We shall publish an original sto-
ry next week, by Il new contributor in
"these parts" entitled Miss Crock
ett's Thanksgiving Pie" Send in
your orders for the AGE in season, as
only limited number will be printed.
Brother Wilkins Of the WhjtehaN
Times says, "we would not live al
ways" Of course not, but scratch
along until Thanksgiving. If you can.
The thought of that turkey and black
bottle ought to help sustain you.
Billings, the veteran stage man,
ran into a snow drift Thursday morn
ing last, near Barnard village, that
was five feet deep, and it took him
several hours to DIG out.
Mrs. Louise Woodworth Floss,
the well-known actress and clocution-
ist, will give public reading, from
popular authors, at the Town hall
here, Wednesday evening, Dec. lst,
Mrs Foss gave our citizens an enter
tainmcnt Of this character a year or
two since. drew a crowded house, and
encOmuns from connoiSseurs.
We have received, too late for
publication, q slip from the Faculty at
Dartmouth College, in regard to the
recent disturbances Of the students.
The Faculty talks to the students in
Language that's plain and says the
civil courts will deal with those who
have been arrested. and the faculty
with individuals who have escaped
and are known to have a "hand' in
the matter.
The Woodstock Railroad flourish.
es like a bay-tree, and the income far
exceeds the running excuses. The
facilities OF the public, the income Of
the road and private enterprise, might
be greatly benefited by change of
time or division Of our stage lines.
Two stages might be run from Barn
ard every day. One over the Gulf
road and one over the county road,
arriving in time to hit the 1915 a. IN.
train, and return Oh the arrival of the
2.4j a. m. train. The gulf road has
many facilities for stage line. aud a
post office might be established at
English Mills. These are rough sug,
gestions thrown out, and we hope to
see them acted upon--sometlme.
UNUSUAL lNCIDENT.-George w,
Paul is in the habit of giving some
broken up crackers to q pair OF doves
that come almost every morning in
front Of his store. Friday morning
last he gave them the pieces Of dry
cracker as usual and one OF them GOT q
piece so large in his throat that he
could not swallow it, and in this cmer-
gency his mate went up to him and
put her bill in his mouth and pulled
out the piece or broke it up SO that he
could swallow it Such dove is a
true help.mate.
j. b. Jones has again been in
market and the bales and cases OF
goods are arriving by every train.
zGovcrnor Peck has appointed
Thursday, Nov. 25th, as Il day OF
Thanksgiving and praise, in this
State.
We see by late number of the
Philadelphia Loq'sirer, that our friend,
j. A. d. Hughes, formerly Rector OF
st. James Church, in this village, now
of St. Andrews p. +. Church, Phila.
delphia, was ordained to the priest
hood on the 14th inst The ordina.
ton sermon was preached by Rev.
Henry Anstice, d. d., Of Rochester,
n. Y, from Luke xviii, 0. Rev Mr.
Hughes will remain at st. Andrews
and conduct free evening service ey
cry Sunday during the winter. He
will be a Bishop some lay. He ha.
talent, and his heart is in his work.
War will be declared on turkey
next week. Won't the boys have i
time rafting? You bet.
Human Boutwell,, a former resi-
dent of the place, now Of Hanover
n. H., was in town this week. Lu
man paid US q visit, ard we were right
glad to see him looking hale and
hearty, for there is no better boy.
The ladies OF the congregational