Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

uniyersalst Church the Two ensuing
Sundays, July 2ist aud 2slh' as Rev
Mr. Crosby IL away on vIa'l TO
friends In Canada, Sunday School
viii DO held ~ ~ NJ, as usual,
The Vermont State Convention OF
Uplyersallats will hold rs Annual
Session In this village on the GOTH
2l,t aud 22nd OF August
Il. Il, Adams, ESD Of 81, Louis,
Mo. with his family, are visiting
friends here. We learn incidentally
that our Democratic friends ont that
way intend 10 elect him Judge this
Fall. They cant do better
Sabbath Services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be as follows
until further notice Prayer Meet
ing AT iot, aud Sabbath School at u
A. NJ. Sermon q: tho usual hour
in the afternoon,
The Fishermen, spoken of last
week, returned Saturday evening
well pleased with their trip. They
sent home over 200 pounds Of black
bass, They have our thanks for gen
erous donation" from their "basket
and their store" The fish was nice
as good as trout and we feasted
splendidly,
The Standard is this week the best
local paper ever issued in this County
But that Is nothing unusual.- YER
mont Standard 18th inst.
30 wad some Power the glftle gle us
To see ourscs as others see us
twad frac monte blundcr free us
An foolish notion"
Mrs. L. w. Wilson, Of this village,
has a Fuchia on which there were 42o
buds anu blossoms at one time. VINO
beats this!
At caucus held at the AGE office
Saturday evening the following gentle
men were elected Delegates to attend
the District Democratic Convention
mt White River Junction to- moro "
(Thursday): L. w. Wilson, Henry
Gushing, Lewis Rogers, VIM. Davis
VIM. D. McAIasler b. II. Pinncy,
Martin S. Myers, James M. Furman'
A special train will be run over the
w. r. r., fare for the round trip IS
cents Persons who wish to take a
pleasure trip over the road, in COM
pany with the delegation. can do SO
by applying to the editor Of this paper,
or to the Superintendent, Mr.. Porter.
A ride over the road at this season OF
the year is treat indeed, as tho
scenery is the finest, considering the
distance, of any in New England
The train will leave at the usual time
in the forenoon and return after tie
Convention. A band of mulic and
able speakers will be present
John NJ. Fuller, who has been in
the meat business for some time, and
had his market at his residence oppo-
site the brick church, has moved 1t TO
Whitcomb's building on Central st.
Beedle's celebrated Swiss Bell
Ringers will give al entertainment at
the Town Hall here Saturday evening,
July goth. Johnny Prindle, one OF
the best comedians of the day. is with
this troupe. The programme is en-
tlrely new and original. Admission
25 cents children Is cents. Re
served seats can be secured at Monta
CUES bookstore. Doors open at I.
Bells at 7.45.
The destruction Of the poor is their
poverty, but it is not gentlemanly nor
christian to twit people of it. We
don't know what is waiting for us
down the road of life.
The Battle fthe Boyne was fought
on the 1st of July (old style) 1890,
now 18th Of July, between the Irish
Catholics under James End, former
king of England, aud William Of
Orange the reigning king. The
Protestants of Ireland supported king
William, and were from that time
called "Orangemen. Ever since there
has been a deadly feud between the
Catholic Irishmen and the Protestant
Irish Orangemen. The Orapgemen
who fought for king William won the
day over the forces of the i'm
beetle ex-king, James, and the
descendants of the parties are foolish
enough to keep the fight up even in
this country. Trouble was anticipa
ted between the parties in Montreal
on Friday, but fortunately the Orange
men left their Hall in cabs for their
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