Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-30
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woodstoel, $40 s5O
80, PoRrrR,aup't,
A company Of antiques or "horl
bles' will parade our streets on salar'
day next, July Sd,
The past week has been eslremel,
hot and dry-90 10 the shade, Tues
day night II grew somewhat cooler
and a steady,going, jog'trot rain,
opened on us about three o'clock this
morning. 1t cleared of this forenoon
aud garden sass Is booming,
According to our usual custom tor
many years, and the custom of sever
al state papers. VIC intended not to
issne any paper next week, but on
further reflection, We have concluded
TO Issue and stop II week by-and by,
when we can "rccrcate" 10 better nd
vantage,
Tho democrats of this burgh have
large flag with the names Of Hancock
aud English inscribed upon 1t, that
they will fling to the breeze shortly,
of which due notice Of the day and
hour will he given.
Don't forget tho Basket Picnic on
The grounds Of Mr.. j. UdaIl Klog. at
o'clock, Friday, July End. The read.
Or will notice that the hour IL changed
from 8 o'clock 10 !. Coaches will be
run to the grounds, The grounds
will he free to all. Ice cream Ill be
on sale. Mrs. Kings Museum Ia tho
big thing tor the occasion to which an
admission tee Of only 10 cents will be
charged, aud Mrs. X. who has devot.
cd a life time to collecting curiosities
from all lands and seas and who is an
enthusiast on the subject, and can give
n minute description Of each article.
This is the largest andrarest private col.
lection in tho State. Besides the above
Mrs. X, will exhibit the domestic
utensils OF the foremothers, manuiac-
lured by the torefathe,s, from wood,
Iron and stone when the country was
new, and preserved with religious
care as heirlooms Of tho family. She
has other rare curiosities, that We have
not space to mention, that will inter.
est the children, particularly the
"side show" Go up and breathe
the mountain air on those be autlfnl
grounds, aid a worthy institution, The
Woodstock LIBRARY, to the amount Of
ten whole cents, and feast your eyes
on things of beauty, for don't the poet
Keats say
"A.thlng of beauty is JOY forever"
There will be Fourth .! July cele.
bration at White River Junction on
the Sd. The procession will form il
front of the Junction House at II
o'clock and march to the grounds fiji.
ted up for the occasion west Of toe
village, where refreshments will be
served. The procession will be com.
posed OF the orator Of the day Col
s. NJ. Pingree- who will address the
assembly at l o'clock several bands
of music. resident ministers, Corporal
Casey's "Horribles,' and the citizens
generally of both sexes. Fare from
Woodstock aud return by specia
train3 so cents; from Queohee and re
turn, rs cents half fare on the Cen
trail Vt. II. r.
The republicans held their count!
convention mere on Thursday last ant
nominated the following ticket: Flo
senators, Fred G. Field of Springfield
Hugh Henry Of Chester and Or
Paul Of Pomfret; states attorney
Thomas 0. Seayer of Woodstock
county judges, Crosby Miller of Pom
fret, VIM. M. Pingry of 'Weathers
field; judges of probate, Windsor dis
trict, VIM. H. Walker of Ludlow
Hartford district, John Porter of Hart
ford; sheriff, Rollin Amsden of Wind
sor; high bailiff, Gardner J. Wallac
of Bethel.
Four young men, VIM. Davis, Ed
Harpin, Lewis Rogers, Eugene T
Tewksbury, and their better-halves
start tomorrow for a weeks camping
out on the shore Of Silver Lake, Barn
ard. They are all for Hancock an
English-the gentlemen are We know
and the ladies-well-we guess the,
are.
George Z. Pearsons, Bridgewate
hoy, brought in two handsome trou
on Wednesday last. One weighed
lbs. and 10 o., and measured 10 inch
es in length, and the other ono pound