Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-17

or life beyond the grave" Able
speakers will take part in the discus
sion. The meeting will open at the
usual time of services. A. E. Sim
mons will speak at the same place u
week from Sunday.
The graves to be decorated in the
village cemetery are as follows, and if
there are any which have been over
looked, if their friends will inform
William Boyce, they shall be added
to the list S Erskin Woodward, ia
cob Collamer, 1912, Sebastian II
Streeter, Daniel Marsh, Revo, Orland
B Gillingham, p Y Washbun, Alon-
10 d CIapp, Joseph Dupheny, Charles
B Wentworth, Jr., Charles ID Ashley,
Charles F Myers, Charles Pierce, Hen
ry Emerson, 1912, Andrew Dyke, b
+ Rice, James Fisher, 1912, Jacob
Wilder, Revo, Thomas Russell, Irving
Faunce, Dana Whitney, John Carlton,
1912, Francis White, Reyo, Henry
Roby, Revo, George a Chedel, Leon
ard Moore, 1912, Henry Chadwick,
Charles Kiddcr, Ebenezer Moore,
Revo, Eliakim Spoonel, Revo, John
A Pratt, 1912, Nelson II Atwood,
Stephen S Taylor, Daniel Dana, 1912,
Jonas Cutting, 1912, Isaac Churchill,
1912, Stephen Williamson, Andrew
H Nero, Jared Richard, 1912, Ger
sham Palmer, Revo.
Are we to nave 4 Fourth of July
Celebration in Woodstock this centen-
NAL year All want ital ac|lnowl
edge its ability to rub off the
lust, give business a jog, and add days
to mans 'lhree score aud ten. -
Woodstock has not celebrated for
some time, and she ought to 90 on
the record this year. Who will move
in the matter? We would suggest
that the selectmen take hold, and that
it be made town affair. We hope
that meeting to take action in the
matter will be held at an early day
There is no TINA to lose if we intend
to celebrate. AS there is to be no
special observance of the day in the
towns around lis, a few dollars laid
out by us would bring its reward If
not in dollars and cents. Man should
not live for himself alone, if he does,
he lives to no purpose.
We are pleased to learn that G NJ
Perry has secured the services Of Geo.
B. Barrett and wife to take charge of
his stock and dairy during the season.
They are persons always in the right
, place.
Our friend, Peter King, book
keeper and general manager for
! Messrs. White e. Mckenzie, wooden
manufacturers, Brldgewater, Verm mt,
$ was in town to-day, proposing to take
4 q short vacation for his health, which
I he needs very much. Mr.. King is
, one Of those men who throw all then
e energy into their business and thereby
exhaust themselves IN time. He has
e been in the companys employ for sew
e en- years, steady, and needs few days
d recreation. We hope he will return
. invigorated.
I The season is cold and backward
: Frost Monday and Tuesday nights.
Mrs. Johnson e Tewksbury haze
lust returned from market with ;
~. splendid assortment of milliner,
3, goods. Just drop in and you will b
70 astonished at the number of Gloves
4 of bonnets and hats. Prices low
] Work the lowest and best in town
p See advertisement
ID %. A. Bryant commenced to plan
Il his garden Monday Isn't this takin!
the season by the fore-top?
Remember the caucus at the AG
It Office, next Saturday evening at I
t o'clock, p. m. Room enough. Don
il. be bashful nor dismayed
DR.. H II Hall, editor of Hall
p Journal of Health, died suddenly in
e. fit, in the streets of New York City
J. on Wednesday of last week. Appc
W plexy is supposed to be the cause. II
,e was G3 years OF age.
IL j E Kenyon lost his wallet, con
TX tanning about S. and some papers, be
10 tween A Hatch store and l. Gilling
'l hams blacksmith shop, May 18th
u The finder will be suitably rewarGe
II by leaving the same at E p Tewks
Ill burys paint shop, Or at this Office.