Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-01-29
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always have coons thereof tho o'P'u
sor.-these are OF the qnadrupeh
class,
James q. Porter has purchased the
"Rob. Barker farm" 10 called, on the
line of tho w. II, r., about q nile
from the village, paying 5000 for the
same. There Ia about ~ acres Of
land with barn on the same, We IN
derstand Superintendent Potter will
build q handsome mansion Oh tie
place The coming season,
The ladies OF the Universalist soc-
ety will hold q festival at the Town
Hall, Thursday evening, Feb. 9th
Our Universalist friends always get up
tall" festivals, and We feel safe in say
ing that this one will not be an o.
ceplion to the general rule Don't
forget TO 60,
Died IN this village, Monday eve
ming, Miss Clara Tyrell in her twentieth
year. Miss Tyrell was for some time
u teacher in one Of our public schools
until she was attacked by that enemy
OF the race, consumption, about seven
months ago, from which she never
rallied. She was q young lady OF rare
attainmcnts, and beloved by all who
made her acquaintance. The Wild
owed mother has the sympathy OF the
community in the loss of an only and
beloved daughter.
The Sons of Temperance, at their
hall, with the outside barbarian, are
ENJOYING n course Of lectures. The
lectures are on various subjects, ard
are said to be very interesting. Rev.
TIP. Frost. OF the NJ. +. church,
delivered one last Saturday evening,
entitled, "The American Arislocrat,"
Frank Hatch will give his "Observa-
tons in Europe" next Saturday eve'
ming. All will want to hear Frank.
Rev. Mr.. Hicks will lecture at the
same place February 9Th.
We have found the meaneSt man.
He lives not thousand miles from
Brideewater. A Mr.. Moore in tl'
neighborhood, has had much sickness
and several deaths in his family recent
", of which mention has been made
in the AGE, and his neighbors clrcu-
lated subscription paper tor his re.
lief. A. b., neighbor, called on
Mr.. Moore and informed him Of what
was going on, and said he would like
to assist, but did not have cent OF
money and showed his wallet in con-
frmation of his assertion. Nov, he
says to Mr.. NJ. if you will lend mt q
dollar, will put it down Oh the pa
per and you will get it back again III
a day or two. Mr.. M. complied with
the request. A. B. saw the man who
carried the subscription paper ano
handed him the dollar. lie asked
"what name shall l rut down. ant
the answer was, "a. b. This il
what we call the acme of mennnesS
and if any other town can boast OF
man lower down in the scale OF mora
turpitude, we want to know 1t.
Mr.. NJ. A. Smith who lost his han'
in Mr.. S,andlsh's tahntry short TIM
ago has moved to West Bridgewater
and wishes 10 rent his house in thi
village. The house is in good re
pair, freshly painted inside, is supplie'
with an abundance of both hard ant
soft water, is very convenient ant
desirable. Rent reasonable. Fo
further particulars inquire Of MIR. Chap
man at the Savings Bank.
The Teller in the Woodstock Banl
shocked our nerves to day by pasain!
US out $40 in gold on checl
presented. These two pieces are tn
first gold coins that have found gu
pocket since the Democratic party
went ont of power. Specie
Health first-Comtort secoud.-l
you have the former you will certainl,
have the latter. Then do not fail {,
employ the Feather Renovators 0
soon as possible as they will remsi
but short time longer, All tina
have employed them say that 'thei
works praise them"
The January tha~ struck thes
shores Saturday. 1t troze up agai
Sunday. Tuesday it opened up AGAR
and the snow settled into the groun
about as fast as the Teller investiga
ton Committee at New Orleans. W
are enjoying beautiful weather ju.