Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-12-25
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White y, junction, 1'so aie
Hartford, l'bh ~
Dewey's Mills, 800 eip
Queehee, Ar, s,Os l., $40 sds
Taftsyille, e,sa bpi
Woodstock, hss aip
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The next lecture nj the Sons Hal
will be given by II, NJ, Bryant o
Maine, Mr., Bryant h speaking Ia
this State under tho auspices Of th'
Good Templaw and Il callell very
good speaker, Prof n, l., Wood OF
South Woodstock will follow Mr.,
Bryant In two weeks, Doors open at
quarter to eight, admission free
Providence permitting, Rev. o. H.
Crosby will preach In the Town Hail.
ut Pomiret, on Wednesday, Jan. ist'
ut $50, i, NJ.
Mr., VIM, Boyce Is very sick,
Mr. Henry Babcock, was sentenced
on Tuesday to six years In the State
Prison. Some very good people
think the sentence little tough,
The Congregational, Christian,
and Uniyersalist Societies, had Christ
mas trees IN their respective churches
Christmas Eve, and the children had
good picking, and many children OF
larger growth werekindly remembered'
The usual Tuesday evening meeting,
at the Congregational church, was
postponed until tomorrow CThursdaO
evening
How the girl with big feet rejoieed
last evening, that is, it her friends re'
membered her.
We do not ask any dead Aunt to
leave us $50, 900, but we should like
TO have some of the dead men about
town drop in with little advertising
When a dead man begins TO advertise
it is sure sign he IS approaching the
resurrection.
Hon. VIM. Parsons will deliver a
lecture at the Town Hall "Wednesday
evening Jan. lst 70. MIR Parsons is
too well known to our people to need
any praise from us. He will have a
full house, no doubt.
The Episcopal folks did not erect
any Christmas tree in their church
this wear. This is something unusual
Our editorial brethren in Rurlng
ton are IN Il bad way-they fight each
other like Kilkenny cats. They are
good sized, decent looking men in
outward appearance, but when we
read their criticisms on each other,
we are lead to believe that their
hearts are several sizes too small for
their bodies Let us pray that they
may have a regeneration and enlarge
ment of their hearts.
Everything is changed now. The
tramp dog cant get his morning
drink of milk on the front steps as IN
times past-the patent can is against
him.
Before another issue of the AGE
will be in the hands of the readers,
1878 will have passed into the tomb
OF time.
Elder Danan will hold religious
services at the Town Hall next Sab.
bath as usual.
About six inches of snow fell Sat
urday night, and the sleighing is fair
The weather is very mild tor the sea-
son.
Material for locals is scarce-it is
all Christmas. Now for New Years E!
"Man never is, but always TO be blest.
We give the Quechee poem" in an
other column. Read it, the writer
makes many good points,
There are two ''loose' Woodstock
printers over in Royalton. Look out
for EN-.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for January
1879 is better than it ever was, and
this is saying good deal. The price
has been cut down from 80 to o., but
there u nothing cut down about the
looks, quality Or quantity OF old Cooley.
Now is the time to make up your
clubs. Address Godeys Lady's
Book Pub. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
BABY-LAND is a capital monthly
publication for children. illustrated.
Printed with large type. Price only
so cents year. d. Lathrop & Co.
publishers, Boston