Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-10
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Dswsys Mills, 500 sS
Qusehss, Ar, s'osL' s'le s
Taflsyiiie, b'1 ~
Woodstock, pdps SOU
Ia, PoafrH, supt,
The boys made themselves scarce
while the Grand Jury were Ia session'
They "rlz" Monday, aud n petition Of
the community breathcs easier,
The woman's question | How shall
iay now winter bonnet be trimmed '
The mans questioul How shall It be
paid tori
4 subscriber complained TO rs a lit.
ITO while ago that there was not ad'
yertisements enough In the ACE to
SUIT him. Ile sand the women folks
and the children like TO read advertise
ments. We don't think any reasona'
bic man can grumble this week
Sixteen hundred copies OF the Aoe
Is issued this week. An increase OF
over heo thousand copies Is assured
for the next issue, and so we "go
marching on"
The weather has been remarkably
tine the past week-much more like
October than December--but the av'
crago Yankee cant enjoy it, he is so
restless, and groans cut tive will
catch it Tor this by.and-by, don't you
forget it, IL such individuals should
use half tho effort to get TO heaven
that they do to find fault and grumble,
and make other people unhappy, they
would surely get thcre-but we don't
know as they would be happy even
with the angels.
1t is not necessary TO mention the
new advertisements in this weeks
AaE.--they are all new, read them,
every one. II is tor your interest to
do 50,
Gushing q Abbott, our popular
traders at Quechec, have turned au-
thors, and given us four column
sketch on the first page Of tins weeks
AGE. Read it.
The boys have returned from their jaunts,
10 their sisters, their cousins, and their
aunt's.
They look little thin, Ike woodcucks In
the Spring,
But they'll soon fat up again by "taking
something"
The Hutchinson meadow. as it is
called, formerly owned by Mr.. Solo
mon Woodward, has recently been
sold, rs We are informed, to Mr.
Rufus Townsend and Henry Parks,
part tor $3.50 and the balance :ol
800 per acre. Mr.. Woodward pur
chased the land, Of which there was
twelve acres, the year he built hi'
house for 800 per acre. A railroad
don't hurt place much after all
Christmas advertising struck us this
week about as sudden as lightning die
the colored mans calf, consequently
our reading matter is little short
Not much short, however, as part o
it is set in small type. Next week w
vii! help this matter by issuing
supplement.
Ring VS.. the Windsor County Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company, was de
clded in favor Of the company by tn
court. The case goes to the Supreme
Court, for the third time. A few 9th
er petty cases, Of little Importance
were tried. The criminal cases vii
be commenced tomorrow (Thursday
and will occupy the rest of the week
The Grand Jury adjourned Monday
and "a true bills we're found. Th'
case, State VS.. Hutchins, is net to
Monday and will occupy one or TIVE
days.
The holiday trade is lively already
and the goods for this trade wer'
never 80 attractive as now. Lool
over the columns of the AGE thi
week for the place to purchase. In
- liberal advertiser is also liberia
dealer.
i. w. Ford slaughtered an elgh
months old pig, that weighed, dressed
416 pounds. Go to the head, MIR
Ford. Next
Barnard.
Monroe Bryant started for M'chi
gan, Thursday, Nov. 27.
-Enoch French, an aged citizen
was 80 unfortunate as to fall an