Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-05-24

We would advise brother Atkins,
of the Montpelier argus Dc Patriot, to
change his calendar. June lst don't
come on Monday this centennial year.
The ceremonies Of decorating the
soldiers graves will take place on
Tuesday, about one o'clock p. m.
List of letters remaining in the
post-ofice, May 22d: Mrs. Flora Ea-
ton, NJ f Dewey, Mrs. Anna ' White.
delegates to the Democrats
State Convention: VIM. d McNla'ter
and D A White.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Saml.
Smith went to visit Mr.. Smiths broth
er, Silas. at Tattsville, and in getting
out of the buggy at the residence of
the latter party, Mrs. Smiths dress
cot caught in some way ana she 1ell
out, striking on a plank, and discolat-
inc her shoulder. 1t is doing as well
as could be expected.
j. A. Starbrd has bought the
Joseph Hathaway farm at English
Mills.
Henry Hutchinson, OF Pomiret,
has sold his farm
The graves to he decorated in the
village cemetery are as follows, and if
there are any which have been over
looked, # their friends will inform
William Boyce, they shall be added
to the list S Erskin Woodward, ia
cob Collamer, 1912, Sebastian r
Streeter, Daniel Marsh, Revo, Orland
B Dillingham;, p r Washburn, Alon-
10 D CIapp, Joseph Dupheny, Charles
b Wentworth, .Jr., Charles ID Ashley,
Charles f. Myers, Charles Pierce, Hen
ry Emerson, 1912, Andrew J Dyke, b
+ Rice, James Fisher, 1912, Jacob
Wilder, Revo, Thomas Russell, Irving
Faunce, Dana Whitney, John Carlton,
1912, Francis White, Revo, Henry
Roby, Revo, George A Chedel, Leon
ard Moore, 1912, Henry Chadwick,
, Charles Kidder, Ebenezer Moore
Revo, Eliakim Spoone', Revo, John
A Pratt, 1912, Nelson II Atwood
Sterhen 5 TAYLOR, Daniel Dana, 1912
q Jonas Cutting, 1912, Isaac Churchill
1912, Stephen Williamson, Andrew
H Nero, Jared Richard, 1912, The
> ophius Rlckard, 1912, Gershan
Palmer, Revo, b w Rice, 1912, Levi
! Moore, Revo, r B Stearns.
!, "A f Simmons will speak at DE
e pot Hail, next Sabbath. Services t.
/, commence at the usual time in the
o morning and afternoon.
Capt. Grorge B French, and wife
l. who have been "vislting the Centen
NAL" returned home last Saturday
much pleased with what they saw.
4 There is not much enthusiasm
| manifested as yet, in regard to cele
q. brating the Fourth Of July in this vii
d lage. Other places are making prep
arations. and if Woodstock means T.
recognize the Centennial Fourth
, something had better be done soon
: We don't believe in burning up a 10
of powder, or wasting money on fir
works. but we do believe in a picni
,t in the park with instrumental music
if nothing only fiddle-old fashione
and new fashioned singing, speaking
toasting, and dancing, if you pleas
L. These amusements are healthy, mora
amhsng, intellectual, aud don't cos
much. Every man, woman and chile
IN all this country round can take hol
IL and furnish a part of the entertain
|, ment-each one can furnish his or HI
& grub anyway.
The street lamps will be put
position this week. We have hol
t. for the boys yet
We are glad to See that DANCE
- GUS piece of sidewalk on Cent
'' street, spoken of last week, fenced.
Windsor County Court con
menced its session here Tuesday, .|ud.
Barrett, presiding. Report next wee
=. H. II. Woodbury. and John
Pinks have formed co partnership
the job printing business, and hire
"a rooms over Chas. Chapman's dru
store, purchased new press, materi'
,se etc, and are going in to snake