Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-12-29
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Did you gel anything 10 you
stockingf
Now swear of, and "slick."
Ths crows have not commenced
their spring eaw-easses yet
1881 reads the same each way,
Jonah was not much Of Land
Lacquer, An eviction was the very
thing he hankered for,
They are having very severe wealth
or West, Heavy snow storm Sun
day At several points west and south
with low thermometer, Al Chicago
Il was 10 below. 10 Canada the
weather Is very cold, and In Manitoba
thern emotsso eteud Al - below Zero
On the New Jersey coast much dam
age has been done and snow IL report.
ed 20 inches on level with drifts
10 ieet hight showed ~ hours
Several persons were frozen to death
Good winter weather here-sleighing
first ra,e--,hermometer two below
zero this morning
Any one that does not receive the
AGE after this week can mention It to
US, II they wish for Il longer
Joel Is. Slack has sold his farm 10
Oliver 4. Hatch for $4,000. 1t is
one Of the best farms 10 the part OF
the town.
The remains of the widow Of the
late Robert Barker, was brought here
for burial Tuesday. Mrs. B. was an
| old resident Of the place, aud highly
| esteemed by all who knew her,
Notice under proper heading In an
other column.
No new developments in the post
Office fight. We think Brother
Greene has the bulge" on the boys
Rev. Dr.. Chaplin, well known
Uuiversalst preacher and lecturer
died in New York Sunday, aged &C
be lec,ured here several times.
The orphaned Court is iaish'ng.
up the business Of thu session. j,
commenced yesterday with Judge
|tTatl presiding. Cattle case on trial I:
Thacher vs.. town OF Lebanon, N. Fl.
Jurymen from Woodstock-Geo. w.
Paul and Frank Sterling.
9th Of January Bal! at Gford's, So.
Woodstock don't you forget it. d.
A. is making extensive preparations,
and big time may be counted or.
An editors business is 10 write edi.
torials, grind out poetry, sort aud re-
write communications, listen to all
kinds of complaints, offer advice of all
kinds, from the baby with the collie, TO
the AFFAIR." Of the State and Nation,
fight other peoples battles keep@p
waste.basket, steal matter, take beans,
pumpkins, and green wood, when
he can get them, on subscription,
get '.jewed' by lots OF sboats, work
eighteen hours Uut of the twenty.
four. always bs in good humor and
witty, be alike impervious to fattery
and censure and be criticised and
damned by every nincompoop VINO
steals the reading Of the paper
Finally, to wear out in the service,
and Of lass to, hear, the pleasing
plaudit, "'Tis enough come up
higher"
The Uoiversalis:s Ladies' Social
Circle will meet at the residence OF
Mr. J. F. Nc Kenzis Thursday even
ing Dec. 3Oth.
See Prospectus Of Godys' Ladys'
Book ia another column. The first
prospectus Of this work vas publish
ed in the AGE 81 years ago. Cooley
is the best OF the Ladies magazines.
The AGE and Cody, one year, post.
paid, only $500.
Hang up your stocking for New
Years. Hang up big one. Of course
the young ladies all have small ones,
but they can borrow of their big
brothers, tor the OCCASION, many OF
whom have feet as big 81 plowshare.
That's the kind Of stocking to bang
up
Chas. Mclaughlin whaled his faith.
er, Jim, up at Montpelier the other
day for which diversion" he paid the
local government 1921. aud gave
bonds in 5000 to keep the peace.
If Rutland can't be a city she can
have an Opera House. Gen. E. H.