Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-01-28
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Dance tomorrow Ci'husday) eye'
ming, at Town Hail.
Prot. George Hart, local colored
orator, Of considerable celebrity among
the boys, viii deliver u lecture IN
"Iioislngton's Hail." Saturday eve
ming.
The deposits In the or'aquechee
savings bank, have increased over
$4,000 In the last six months, and
now aggregate ss7S,SiS,n,
The tax collector 10 now u conspie-
nous member IN the community,
S. II. Whitney, a woodstock boy
Is one OF the editors OF the Musical
Herald, Boston.
Col. Orr, the big "injn" Of the Lii
putian Opera Company tips the scales
at 500 pounds 1870 pounds more than
tho combined weight of the eleven
little "iGjins,'
Mahlon A. Smith has sold his
building lot, on the corner Of Stanton
street, on which his house was burned
few years ago, to Charles French
for $500. Mr.. French has contracted
with Eugene V. Smith to put him up
house on it in the Spring.
On Linden when the sun was low,
Saturday evening, II. A. hi'ched lis
horse on that street, IN front Of house
No. /, and called. In his haste lie
did not make good mitch, the horse
got away, rsn down Linden street,
aud up church hill, turned in at the
Wheeler house, and struck down
through the lot TO Linden again.
When A. cane out he missed the
horse, looked in the distance and saw
him coming down the steep hill. lie
shed his buffalo, struck double.
quick, and just saved the team from
going over the bank. Such works
are just killing Ann He will hitch
his horse more securely next time.
The mild weather OF January has
knocked the Oldest inhabi.ant-he re-
members nothing like it. A heavy
rain storm prevailed Tuesday, to-day
"wednesday is ioggy and spring-like.
The Boston Opera Company will
perform Lies Cloches de Bonneville,
(Chimes of Normandy at the Town
Hall, Friday evening, the 3Oth inst
The company is we'll spoken Of by
the press. See advertisement in this
paper.
One evening last week, as Frank
Dana was standing in front Of Jerome
Taylor's store window, his feet slip
ped, and in throwing back his arms to
save himself, he punched out .wo
lights OF glass with his elbow, which
set him back $l285.
William Lodlam has purchased the
old solder. mill house," so called. on
the Hartland Hill road.
As there is no liquor sold in this
village, there must be night school
where Latin is taught. At least we
Judge SO, as we saw a'crowd the other
evening who had got along as far as
ellie"
The Springfield correspondent of
the AGE was in town Tuesday, and
paid US a visit, which we enjoyed very
much. Hope he will do so often.
He is genial soul, and sharp writer.
For the friendly invasion, the mis-
cellaneous gifts, and the contributed
cash OF Friday January 2S, we return
our hearty thanks.
r. P. Frost.
G. M. Frost.
WOODSTOCK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The members of the Woodstock Library
Association are hereby notified to meet
at the Library rooms adjoining VIM. +.
Johnson's Office, on Saturday, the seventh
day of February, 1880, at two o'clock after
noon to organize the Association under
the laws Of the State, elect officers for
the year ensuing and adopt such bylaws
and regulations as may be deemed expe-
dent.
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