Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-21

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We have had "blaek list" IN oon-
temptation for q long time, To some
We have sent bills more than once and
have received no response, There 10
n time when patience ceases TO DO a
virtue, and that time has come 10 ~
IN this matter, Stand from under by
letting US hear from you,
Daniel Boyee's sugar house, 'ogoth'
" with most OF hls suganng appara'
lus, aud syrup enough for about 200
pounds of sugar, we're destroyed by
fire Friday morning. Cause OF fire
unknown. Loss about 5000 insured
IN the Farmers Mutual, Montpelier,
for $50.
We issue our paper q few hours
earlier than usual, 40 that we may be
able TO attend the State Convention nj
Montpelier Tomorrow.
At the caucus held NJ tho AeE OF
tee, on Saturday evening last, the
following wero elected delegates TO
tho State Convention at Montpelier
tomorrow Delegates, VIM. ID, Nc.
Master, Il. /. Woodward, II. II. II.
Rood; alternates, John Gilman, Lew.
is Rogers, i. j. Simmons,
Roger S. Howard, d. d., retired
Episcopal divine, aged rs, died in
Greenfield, Mass, on Friday. lilo was
formerly Principal Of the Military
Academy in Mortified, w. He was
the father.in.law Of Judge Conant, Of
Greenfield. DR.. Howard was Rector
Of St. James church here for mum.
Der Of years, and was very much liked
az u preacher and citizen.
1t IS reported that the Republican
n,o.."-., .vw Published ut White
River Junction, Is 10 be removed to |
Keene, N. II.
Homer Pecor did not understand
the situation exactly. Some people
don't understand, but il seems Ho-
mer's case was a plain one. Mr.. Burk
advertised to sell Homer's account
at auction, and he went to him
(Burk) and wanted to know "what
right he had 10 sell him at auclion7'
Bnrk "rose to explain" and said it
was his "account on paper" that he
was going 10 sell-not him personally.
Anthony Euber the Springfield
horse thief who is boarding with jail
or Hewitt, thought he would take a
walk after supper Sunday. He picked
the lock of the door to bis room with
a wire, and deliberately let himself
out, and walked leisurely down the
street, and struck the railroad track.
George French and William Davis, in
a team, "headed" him at Charles Per.
rvs farm, and returned him to his old
quarters. If he had "struck" for the
woods, he would probably have es.
capped
At the Methodist Conference at
Barton Landing, Saturday, resolu.
ton was adopted expressing dissa'is
faction with the Chrstion Messenger
of Montpelier, and demanding more
efficient management to retain the
patronage of the denomination.
Don't take Of your fannels just
because the robins have come. If
you d., you may need an ulster-one
OF those that button with screws.
Remember Mrs. Livermore's lee.
ture, on "SuperAuous Women" at the
Town Hall, Saturday evening next.
You never can persuade a man that
q paper that has his name in it isn't
worth reading.
Oscar Burk has advertised to sell
at auction next Saturday, the Path
inst, his real estate, personal property,
and some accounts. There is a large
amount of property on the bill, and
no doubt there will bea crowd of
buyers. -
Henry Il. Marsh has swapped his
stone shop property with o. W. sher-
win, tor his house on Church Hill
About these days the citizen sur.
veys his garden and plans where to
pI ant his melons. No use in planting
melons unless you plant bulldogs
with them.
One or two burghers here have
plowed their gardens,