Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-25
Dos OBS 1899

low but even temperature.
Monday, lGth.-Morning nearly clear;
afternoon, stratus clouds, with w. or 5.
w. wind Barometer falling with rising
temperature.
Tuesday, l7th,-Snow in the morning
Afternoon partially cloudy, with fresh
N. W. wind. Barometer rising, temp.
falling.
Wednesday, lSth,-A very clear day,
with light N. wind. Barometer rising
with slightly rising temp.
Thursday. I9th.-Clear with n. wind
veering L. Barometer slightly falling,
with rising temperature.
Friday, 2Oth.-Light cirrus clouds with
S. L. wind. Dense haze in the evening
Bar. quiet with rising temp.
Saturday, 2lst.--Rainy in the morning.
Stratus clouds through the day. Wind 5.
Bar. slightly falling. Temp. rising.
There is great rush from this
place for the Centennial.
The Tilden Rertorm Club will
meet at their room Saturday evening
at the usual hour. We hope every
Democrat will constitute himself .
Committee to get out the voters on
the 9TH prox.
People saw and carry their own
wood, and do other chores, to a great
vr extent than usual. Hard times.
We are having an unusual spell
of pleasant weather for this season OF
the year. Straw hats and thin coats
are numerous on our streets.
What has become of the Hayes
and Wheeler Club ? Can't they "hold
the fort 2" We should think they
might have hope from Grants infam'
Gus order of loops south to carry the
elections tor them. Where is w. 0.
Perkins ?
Captain L. w. Wilson is putting
up a handsome house for his own
occupancy. on Linden Street
Fall house cleaning is nearly
over, and 50 is the danger of running
tack into your heel when you jump
out of bed in the morning to make
the family fire.
There is not much doing in the
legislature, but the "wisdom' no doubt
will make their stay at the capital as
long as possible, having no fears of
poor rum, sausages, and boarding
house hash. We shall lay their ''do-
ings" before the reader at an early day
after the adjournment.
There will be Social Assembly
at Fairbanks Hall, Thursday evening,
Nov I'd, to be under the direction OF
Prof. G. A. Parker OF Montreal, Z. q.
Linn Fairbanks and George Marble
floor managers. Good music will be
in attendance Bill Is cents. Mr.
Parker, who has fifteen years expert
once as teacher Of dancing, proposes
to open dancing school here this
winter, providing he meets with the
necessary encouragement.
The old Woodstock Cornet Band
is now in first. class trim, and is under
the excellent lead Of John H. Marsh,
mus clan of high standing at home
and abroad. This band was Out
Thursday evening and serenaded Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Smith, on their re
turn from their bridal trip to the Cen
tennal, after which they played three
or four excellent pieces Oh the public
square, in front of the stores.
Rev. K. Hewitt, pastor of thu
Universalist church in this village
gave notice from the pulpit on Sunda.
last, that his services would close witt
the people of that parish on Sunday
next.
We would call the attention o
our readers to DR.. S. w. Smyth's col
umn advertisement in another part O
this paper. The Doctor is well know
in this State, and has performed mi,
raculous cures of the ills that flesh i
heir tc. He presents strong ARA
of testimonials. Read them.
Mrs. Richard Bryant and Mis-
Hattie Bryant have opened scheo
tor the instruction of music, at tn
residence of Mr.. o. A. Bryant, Oh
River street. They are both prof.
cient in their calling, and young per
sons DESTROYS of studying music
will find it to their advantage t.
consult them in the matter.
Votes for Tilden and Hendrick
electors are now printed at this Office
Send i'm in season and hova q poo,