Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-11-22

from the 5. Il. i'll lac afternoon. Dul'
high and rising Temp falling.
Saturday, 18th. Increasing cloudlness
through the day, with no surface wind
Higher clouds from S. ". Bar very
high, but slightly falling. Temp. rising.
The weather continues cloudy
and remarkably warm.
WoopsroCK GRADED SCHooI.-Ihe
Fall Term OF all the departments OF
the school will close on Friday, Nov.
oath, unless otherwise 10y special
agreement The Winter Term will
begin on Monday, Dec. 18th, at 9
o'clock Il. m. The holiday vacation
will begin Dec. 25th and continue til.
Tuesday, Jan, ., 1877, when the reel
tations in all the schools will be re
sumed. BY TIE PRUD. COMMITTEE.
49, The late William Hutchinson, OF
Pomfret, once rode down to Wood
stock Green, on horseback, a little at
ter dark, and while there snapped
horses three times, and rode home on
the same horse he started with, and
had in his pocket $50 dollars more
than he had when he went down,
which money he made by his three
exchanges Of horses,
The latest, the largest, the best
and the most attractive stock Of goods
is now open ut J, b. Jones
SEQ advertisement Of the Boston
Jourma2 in to-day's paper. The Jour
nal is n"wsy, bit its politics are bad.
De Smyth has extended his visit
at Wind or to JAN lSt, 1877. See
change in his advertisement, cerliti-
Gates of remarkable cures are given.
toy. Fairbanks has issued his
proclamation, appointing Thursday,
Nov. 3Oth, "a a day of Public Thanks
giving and Praise in this State.
The OttauqLechee Valley Poul-
try Association will hold a poultry
show at the Town Hall in Woodstock.
December goth and 2lst. The society
gave an exhibition last year, which
was very successful, and promises bet
ter this year, notwithstanding the fact
that that Is year old goose, owned by
Il. r. Hopkins of So. Woodstock
which the papers speak of, went down
the stream Of life last fall, from the
effects of bite from a dog. The So
clety offers good premiums, and the
collection of rare fowls will be large.
Advertisement next week.
-Sab;n Daigle has bought of Mrs.
George b. Warren a lot opposite
Asahel Holmes, on River ST, former
ly owned by o. a. Bryant, on which
he is erecting a dwelling house. ant
intends to erect two more at 10 dis
tant day. The large maple tree thai
stood on the lot, and was so much ad
mired by all who saw it for its perfec
bcduty, had to fall before this marcl
of improvement,
In the General Assembly on Fri
day, Jed p Ladu, of Alburgh, wa
elected State Auditor of accounts owe
Whitman &. Ferrin, Of Montpelier
the present incumbent.
The Legislature has voted to ad
journ sine die on the 18th inst. at tiv
o'clock p. m, thereby doing ava,
with TIE disr"putable night session a
the close of former Legislatures.
The best portion Of the Reyubl
can party here denonnce the carpet
baggers and their abettors in the thre
Southern States, aud call them "scoul
drels," and say that "AIr. Tilden
honestly and fairly elected. "
Don't forget to yead an ariicl
under the editorial head in this papt
entitled "a Dark Page from History.
democrats would do well no
to waste breath on those fanatics an
idiots who stand on the street corner
and talk "Hayes," ''rebel," "tai
count" etc. They are not worthy O
notice
We shall publish ''black list
next week. Stand from under. W
want out pay, that's all.
The rilden Club will meet
the room tomorrow (Thursday) eve
ing at 7 o'clock p. m.