Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-01-08
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The Methodist Church aud Society
will give their p'stoh Rev T. T.
Frost, q donation visit At the l'arson'
age, Wednesday afternoon and eve
Mug, January Is, A cordial invita-
ton Is extended TO all,
In the Quechee items'last week, the
printer made u bad mistake, which
was overlooked In the proof The
last item. second aud last line, should
read, land buys his fills where he
plsases," instead Of, "and pays his bills
when he pleases." We have not killed
anybody for 1t, but We felt like IT,
We have been wrestling with a
fever this week, and we think with
the aid Of little pills" and a pre-
scip.tion from our friend, Mr. f. N
Billings, we shall DO able to throw It,
Mr.. Billings has a heart as large as
his income, and Is always ready to aid
suffering humanity. 1t would be well
IN this world II riches would always
find such a Judgement,
VILLAGE MEErNG.-The meeting
was called TO order by G. NJ. Marsh.
Lewis Pratt was elected chairman. A
repor. OF the village officers was then
called for. Tho report OF the COM
mittee on park fence was accepted
and adopted. A vote Of thanks was
rendered to Nathan 7. Churchill, Esq,
for his liberal donation towards the
erection Of the park fence. The re-
port of the trustees was accepted and
adopted. 1t was moved and seconded
that a committee Of three be appoint
cd to examine the possibility OF sup
plying the villoge with water from
the Blake bill or the Benson hill, or
any place suitable, and report at a
special meeting on or before May lst.
The following were appointed as q
committee, o p Chandler, J + Nc
Keuzie, Charles Chapman. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Clerk, Chas M Marsh !;
Trustees, Charles Chapman, Z Il Jcn'
nings, J f Mckenzie, Dr. J 5 Rich
mond, w G French Treasurer, Chas
r Montague Collector. William r
Hewitt; Fire Wardens, William X
Hewitt, Norman Hoisington, j II
Piuney, M S Myers, Eben Fletcher
Furniture Wardens, J N Whl'como'
OW Sherwip. a tax OF IL cents
was raised to r.y the current expenses
the year ensuing. The following
were appointed committee to exam
inc AS to expense Of building an addi-
zion to the engine house: NJ E Stay.
ton, C w Sayward, o L Richmond.
Voted that the Trustees be authorized
to sell the old leather hose and pro
cure new rubber hose. L o Greene
made q motion that the Trustees be
authorized to increase the number of
lamps, which motion was lost. The
meeting then adjourned.
-Messrs Nourse and Shaw have
set up their Feather Renovation in
room in Medical College on College
hill, where they are doing lively
business, making old feathers look and
act '.amaist as weel's the new and
adding largely to bulk etc. Our bet
ter half is SO well pleased with a job
they did, that she thinks she will have
every feather in the house renovated.
On their haudbils they give strong
certificates of recommendations. They
are gentlemen, do their work thor
oughly and promptly, and if you have
any old feathers that have lost thei,
life and do not serve the purpose Of
feathers, have them renovated, and
you will be pleased and profted.
They not only clean old feathers and
give them life and fexibllity, but also
new feathers,--and from specimens
shown us, we should say they needed
renVyatiDg as much as the old. Feo'
pie here who have had work done by
Messrs. Nourse & Shaw are highly
pleased. They will remain in town
for few days longer. Give them
call.
Christmas and New Years have
gone into the tomb Of time-row for
St. Patrick's Day and the Fourth Of
July, or any other mans day.
The AGE has run itself this week.
II You find anything unusually bright
in il, credit it to the boys.