Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-07
Wixas0y Co, Meas
Woodstock,
W. u. u. TIME TABLE.

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Tho AGE will be sent from now
uuu March 1904 for tho regular
subscription price, si'so' Thus Sc
curing three months free,
bi deaths occurred Ia this town In 1872
A. follows kidney disease, ! Heart
disease, 81 Consumption, o. Cancer 4,
Old Ago, 81 Chronic diseases, . typhoid
Fever, 81 Nervous Prostitution, II
Dropsy, IL Pneumonia, Il Paralysis ~
Brain Feyer,i, Scarlet Fever, ~ Cen
eral Debility, II Dphtherla, 81 pysentery'
II Rheumatism In the Stomach, ! Con-
gestion OF the Lungs, Cancerous ai'
lection or the Liver, / Child He'd II
Tumor, |. Number In each month I
January, 81 February, o. March, loi
AprIl, 7, May, q; June, II July, 81
August, II September, o. October ~
November, @; December, I, over 10
years ofagc, o. between 80 ana No. o
70 and so, l2; 90 and 70, 8; 30 aud 20, o.
40 and 80, 81 80 and 40, p 20 aud 10, ~
10 and 20, IL under 10, O.
WILLIAM BoYcE.
ycnnor. the weather prophet, says
there are to bc Two more terms
ofsevcre weather the present season.
The next one Is likely to occur be-
tween January 0 and 10, and again
about February 8 the frigid wave viii
visit us. Between these dates, two
or more general thaws are predicted
Next February will have five Sun
days, short as the months Is This
thing only happens once in twenty
eight years, and n thoughtful ex'
change advises these who pass con-
tribution boxes to make the most OF it.
Geo. w. Marden e. Co., merchant
tailors. have moved from the corner
store to rooms over o. &. KimbalPs
drug store.
The birth from Taftsville is not
inserted because the writer failed to
sign his name.
The Woodstock Free Library will
shortly be opened to the public, a fact
that gives great credit to the ladies'
who have worked early and late to
accomplish their purpose. Through
the generosity Of w. E. johnson,
Esq, the books will remain in his Of
fee for the present, and he has kindly
given the use of one Of hisrooms for one
wear to the association. And now as
the nucleus OF this public enterprise is
fairly formed, would it not be the
right time to give it a 'grand BOOM
and we take the liberty to suggest to
the ladies' interested that subscrip'
ton be started to the amount OF two
dollars to each subscriber. Have the
two dollars in fifty cent. assessments,
and payable quarterly; and we think
that by little work in canvasslng. a
large amount could thus be realized.
Suppose that 25o persons in the town
would subscribe two dollars yearly,
payable in fifty cent installments, Ger
tainly $500 a year would soon give
the library place second to few III
the State, and as now is the time to
move in the matter, we certainly hope
that our suggestion will be considered
The Master of the State Grange
Col. A. b. Franklin, will give free
lecture at Depot Hall, Tuesday eve
Jan. 18th, at Il O'Clock. After the
lecture there will be an oyster sup
per tickets, 25 cents. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Louisa Fairbanks New Years
Dancing Party at the Eagle Hote
went off with great eclat. 1t was a
brilliant affair. The ladies and gentle
men present expressed wish that
such new years festivities would come
twice every year.
Number OF deaths in town in 1878
As; in 1870, 81.
Col. Bailey, Of the Boston Globe
who spoke at the Spiritual meeting a
Waterbury, thinks that hell is nee
.essary tor some who ''pass on" W.
th;,k on tor, asperiallv for those Wh(