Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-24
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WINDSOR COUNTY FAIR
Sent, aOth. and Oct lit and End
Remarks on the Bethel Fair aud
tho Premium List In full are given on
the fourth page Of this paper
"Quarterly Meeting" at the NJ, t.
Church next Sabbath The ffeSld'ng
Elder will DO present
An interesting letter from Dr. ~
w. Sherwln, who Is In New York iof
his health, locking over "rnrk'Sh
Baths" etc, may DO found in to'days
AeE. The Doctoris a graphic winter
IA well u. u good physician, and We
hone to see HIM back soon IN his
usual robust health aud good spirits
The grand excursion tor Montreal
and Quebec Is booked for September
cath to tho Goth inclusive Fare 10
Montreal and return SS; to Quebec
and return 50, Big time fora small eS-
pense.
We h ave reached our bottom dol
lar, and We want all to whom We have
sent bills to pay up, Farmers are
now gathering the fruits Of their
years labor, and We must gather ours
If Won are owing US and do not re.
ceiye a bill, don't be bashiul, send
what you think you are owing, and
the sum will bc set to your credit aud
receipt forwarded. Many are owing
US for n long time, and We are going
to attend to their cases now.
windsor Comfy Agricultural society
The thirty.four,h annual Fair Of the
Windsor County Agricultural Society
will be held at Woodstock, Sept.
3O,h, and Oct. LIST and I'd, 1879, En-
tries may be made by mail at any
time or at Norman Pauls office on
Saturday Or Monday preceding the
Fair, and at the Secretary's office at
the south entrance 10 the Fair
Grounds, from o'clock a. IN. I'LL ?
p. m. Of the first day of the Fair
ORA PAUL, Secretary.
Woodstock, VT, Sept. "a, 1879.
For several weeks past different
ladies in the village who have left
their plants outside the house nights,
have found that they disappeared in a
mysterious manner before morning.
The lady who has taken "little night
walks and now exhibits in her parlor
window 'raro floral culture" ought to
be little more modest. The ladies
are not pleased with the sight at all.
Please return them.
The town meeting held Tuesday at
ternoon to see what action the citizens
would take in regard to rebuilding
the "Smith bridge" was well attended.
After considerable jaw moving and
lung initiating, it was voted to leave
the matter with the selectmen. There
are three families which the bridge
would accommodate, but by building
mile of roa,. on the south bank OIL
the Quechee eastward, these families
can be Accommodated in crossing and
thereby save the expense of bridge
We understand the selectmen are III
favor of the road.
A teacher in one of our Sabbath
schools put the question, "who was
the greatist lyrist p No answer. Al
last, little fellow near the foot of the
class stammerel out, eli Per
ki.Ds"
Fine September weather. Cold
nights, but heavy fogs keep off the
frost.
Henry B. Reed is putting up the l.
part of his house at the head OF Mt
Avenue. He will not complete the
house till spring. He intends occupy
ing the building this winter.
The Smith bridge between the Lin
coin district and Bridgewater, which
the selectmen had condemned and
closed some time since, was blown
over into the river in the gale Of
Wednesday morning.
In the death Of Mrs. Maj. Isaac
Churchill, Woodstock looses one Of
her Oldest and most estimable in.
habitants. Mrs. Churchill was in the
millinery business here so long thai
the "memory of man runneth not tc
b. H. o,t.orvU and onlv a shorI time