Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-02-23
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Sunday, 18th, clear through the day with light
N. w. wind Slight haze in the evening
Barometer rising through the night, but
falling through the day, with slightly rising
temperature.
Monday, 14th, hail and rain through the day.
Wind 5. E. Bar. falling with falling tenn
perature.
Tuesday, 18th, rain continues, with snow IN
the evening Wind changed to N. w. Very
low barometer, and higher temperature.
Wednesday. 10th, partially cloudy with west
erly wind through the day. Rising barom-
eter, and lower temperature.
Thursday, 18th, low stratus clouds, morning
cloudy in the afternoon. Bar rising with
falling temperature.
Friday, 18th, light cirro-stratus clouds, and s..
W. wind in the morning. Increasing cloudi-
ness with N. W. wind in the afternoon -
Falling temperature Though the night, but
rising through the day, with rising barom'r.
Saturday, 10th, increasing cloudiness with
westerly wind through the day. Barometer
falling rapidly with rising temperature.
We suppose men have the right
to play the coquette during leap year.
Let No jilty woman escape.
Rev. Henry Morgan of Morgan
Chapel, Boston, delivered a lecture On
Bachelors and their Follies," at the
Town Hall Nor day evening to a
pretty far audience. Mr.. Morgan is
an able lecturer, and a christian man
if there ever was one. He made some
strong points on the follies, extrava-
gances and sins of the times.
The Windsor county temperance
convention was held here on Friday,
18th inst. George L Fletcher Of
Chester, was chosen president, and
William E johnson, secretary. Messrs.
Durham of Woodstock, Pingry of
Weathersfeld, and Luce of Barnard,
were appointed county committee.
Charles & Bugbee of Barnard, was
nominated for county commissioner.
The supreme court for this coun.
ty will open here to morrow, Crhurs-
day., with Chief Justice Pierpoint and
Judge Wheeler Redfeld and Ross on
the bench. The docket contains
thirty-six cases.
OYSTER SUPPER.-The Catholic la.
dies of Woodstock will give an oys-
ter supper on Monday eve, Feb. 2Sth,
in Fairbanks hall Music, Woodstock
Quintette Band, c. M Cobb, director,
The ladies' extend their invitation to
everybody. AS it is the first time
they ask the favor Of the public for
their church, they hope this call will
be well received, and that they will be
we'll patronized. A good time may
be expected. Tickets, 20 cents; sup
per, so cts; children, half-price.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock.
Don't forget the Centennial Levee
at the Town Hall Monday evening.
1t will be grand affair no doubt. If
you attend, when you pack your car
pet bag next summer for the Quaker
City, you Will bave the proud satsfac-
ton Of knowing that your treasure
has preceded you, and that Vermont
is fully up to her sister states in the
liberality of her citizens.
We were a little surprised to
learn that two of our ministers refused
to give the announcement of Rev.
Henry Morgan's lecture, from their
pulpits on Sunday. # there ever was
man that is living the life of Jesus
Christ, that man is the Rev. Henry
Morgan. If you have any doubt of
this read his life, "The Shadowy
Hand written by himself. What
reason the ministers can give for
their conduct is not very clear to US
"A son of the late George Wash
ington White of Pomtret, hired a
horse of Albert P. Jones, livery keep.
er, for few days last week, and he
brought up at Rochester with the
horse in an exhausted condition from
hard driving and poor care, where it
was taken sick and died.
The State Fair is to be held at
St. Adams, and the Burlington papers
are a little jealous.
Remember the fifth of the series
Of cotillon parties by the Quadrille
Band, at the Town Hall, Friday eve
ming next. Prot. Hough furnishes
the music. Refreshments furnished
In the anti-rooms, and not at the hotel
as formerly announced.