Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-07-16

ptfhOiihlloh VI mat 'hAiacltf WIS lhe
best We have ever seeL,"
|, Pullman's great show 10 coming
don't know whether no has any
double tailed beasts-elephanls--or
not, II don't make any difference
We have herds OF 'em here. Come
down Saturday and roc EN-, No
extra charge, Keep your ginger
bread aud hoe'handle away from EN-
Wilson Parker has purchased The
stage route from tins place to "Down-
er's" 10 Reading, Wilson Ia an old
Jehu, and no doubt will make IL q
success
Henry Il. Reed, our tax'eollecior.
has purchased a building lot At the
head 81 Mountain Avenue, In rear Of
Mr., sylyanus Chamberlin's residence,
Of MesTs. Hatch and Clarke. aud
will put house on it shortly.
Since that lady OH South street, on
tho Fourth, had the flap or scaphoid
bone Of her ear split open by Pecor
reform in our police force is talked of.
A man out there says II he lives aud
has bis health, be is going before the
board OF civil authority and insist on
having policeman appointed and
"a d--n smart one too'-whosc
duty il shall be to ride white horse
night and day the full length Of the
street, reading the riot act as fast as
he can read it. BY this means he
thinks he eau work reform ont there.
Three Woodstock young men grad
uated from Dartmouth last term
Edward G. Bailey, Warren French
and Charlts W. French. Edward &.
Bailey goes to Edrope; Charles W.
French is 10 take charge OF the Acad.
envy at NARROW, N. H., and Warren
French will probably enter the law
Office of his father and prepare for the
bar.
Female pugilists are numerous, and
come to the Scratch" almost every
day. An Angel and Martin had q
brush recently and the Martin carried
off the belt. Caroline Beau and a
fellow country "gal" had ciuch also,
and the fur flew awiully. Caroline
held the field and vanquisbed her an
lagonist. If this foollng amt stopped
somebody will get hurt. We hope
that South street man will hurry up
and get his coustabulary force esiab-
lShed. .
Pullman & Co.'S Great London
Humpty Dumpty show will exhibit
under canvass in Woodstock, Satur-
day, jul" 10Th. It's big thing no
mistake. Read what the papers s:y
of t:- II
The performance was the very best i
and many Of the acts in the rapidly
rendered programme superior to any
thing ever presented here. Il Arcade
Never was there so many ladies and
children seen under a canvas in this
city as was Yesterday at the Humpty
Dampty matinee. - Bradford Daily ,
Era.
In short they offer to the public the o
most refined and moral amusement on
The hemisphere. - [Clifton Evening -,
Herald.
Pullman & Co.'S Humpty Dumpty, =
which performed in our village last ,
Friday is one of the best shows on the
road. Every performer is first-class
and a master of the profession. The ,
exhibition of strength by Mile Realta
was alone worth the price of admit :
sion, aud the horizontal bar perform
ance OF the O'Brien sisters was truly
astonishing, in fact the company per-
orm all and more than advertised.
The balloon ascension was the best we
ever saw and was a whole show in it. L
;elt The company is made up of la
lies and gentlemen who are an honor
o the profession, and we bespeak for d
Iessers. Pullnan & Co. season of u
success. - Rhinestone 81
Reporter. "
Mrs. E. M. Huntly gave public IL
eading at the Methodist church Mon F
lay evening. 1t is highly spoken Of.
John G. Thurston, Esq, our old T
'omfret friend, now of Cambridge, e1
lass, paid us visit this week, and is in
,oking hale and hearty. b
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