Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-08-28

Inc wy ihllill. mo huNpI''hVo w
gyea entertainment, consisting Of
singing, acting, ctcr ut the Town
Hall Saturday evening,
yorEs! VoTEs !l-Voles Tor state
aud county officers, aud member OF
congress are now printed ut this Oh
flee, Price so cents hundred
Town committees aut others should
send in their orders, accompanied by
the cash, ms cason,
At the caucus ot the AGE Office Sat
urday evening, VIM, D. McNlaSter
WAS elected chairman aud $, G, White
secretary, d, a, White nominated
II. II. II. Rood Tor Town Representa-
tive, and he was unanimously elected
d. II. Pinncy aud Joseph W. Smith
were nominated for Justices OF the
Peace, and the chairman instructed to
confer with the town committee IN tho
matter of having the names inserted
in tho list Of Justices for the town
Nyc have 20 conferred and the com
,nittco promised TO do 40, which is
nothing more than simple justice to
the democrats. The caucus was lalgc'
" attended and harmonious and the
candidates are worthy Of every mans
vote, first, last, aud all the time we
hope every democrat will turn out
and vote cvery time for IT, H. H.
Rood.
Rev Mr. Crosby will not be able to
preach in Pomlret next Sunday, on
account Of poor health, but expects to
be there again in two weeks, from
that time, as usual.
The friends and ncighbors OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. Z. Prior called on them
Friday evening, it being the 10Th
anniversary Of their welded life, and
made them many valuable presents
From the Woodstock Brass Band,
aud human voices,
Music arose with it's voiup,uous swell
And all wont merry as marriage bell
All enjoyed the visit very much. MI
and Mrs. Prior tender their sincere
thanks TO all who participated in max
inc the occasion memorable.
There will be q Lawn Party" at
Mrs. Hunts, on Elm street. this
"wednesday afternoon. Admission
to grounds 25 cents, including supper,
Music, dancing on the Green, and
several games, are among the attrac-
tons. The amount paid in is to con.
stilute the nucleus for the purchase of
public library. A good idea.
The railroad and anti.railroad war
in regard to Town Representative is
of no account, anyway. No matter
who we send to Montpelier, taxation
will remain the same. 1t is only a
"hobby' for politicians. Then vote
the Democratic ticket every time, and
If they (the Republicans) don't like
their man or men let them vote with
us.
To hear the appeals of electioneers
for the several candidates for Town
Representative would make the most
solemn chap that ever sat on a hearse'
box smile.
They have a low on South street
about every fifteen minutes Mrs. Joe
Bean, Jr., called her sister-ln-law, Il
mymph du pooe, or something palmer,
and Caroline event for her," and fol
others who came to Der assistance, and
it is said the amount of hair pulled
out would be sufficient for large
sized mortar-bed, not to say anything
about damaged calico. A young wo'
man in the same vicinity, whose hus
band lately left her, is said to keep a
dlsreputable house and entertains
young boys contrary to the wishes OF
their parents This is ''mal practice.
The Sacred Concert at the Episco.
pal church Thursday evening, vas
very fine, ard largely attended. The
church was fortunate In being able to
secure so great an amount of extra
musical talent for the occasion.
Miss Amy Fay, the renowned plan
ist, will give a Par!or Concert at Mrs
A. P. Whitney's. Elm Street, to
morrow Thursday evening. Miss
Fay will be assisted by the following
artists Mrs. H. A Baker, soprano
Mr.. II. U. King. basso; Mr.. J. r.
Murdock, violinist; Mr.. S. B. Whit
ney, pianist and director. Tickets 2t
cents. A limited number for sale al
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