Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-17
w. u. II. TIME TABLE,
It. Palrick's Day
TRAIss GOIRG EAST,

It. Palrick's Day
Mrs. Ed, Kenyon, the Medium and
Trance Speaker, Is suffering severely
from scarlet fever and whoopng
cough,
Whitmore & Clark's famous troupe
will perform at the Town Hall to'mor'
row evening (rhnrsday) you cant for
get this, Clark will 10 Oh hand
with his usual budget OF iun and
songs. Hank Hank He'll he
on hand too, The story that Hank is
growing old, has paralysis oilhe mouth
aud lost his appetite has no foundation
in fact, which you will readily discover
when you SEQ him, Go!
The St. Adams Daily Advertiser has
been enlarged to tho size OF the ACE
and is now the newsiest aud best edited
daily paper in the State. The price
remains the same-S5 n year
The "Edmunds boom IN the Must
cal Convention, held here last week,
was n big thing, 1t almost cqua'led
the "boom" givenfor Grant few weeks
ago by colored "brolhcr'" 1t was
written by u South Woodstock gentle
man and there's nothing superior to it
to be found among the odes Of Ana
creon or the ballads and songs of
Moore 1t made the perspirauon
stand out on the principal singers fore
heads like sweat on an ice pitcher ! So.
Woodstock is solid for "Ed-munds"
We will stop right here. cannot write
aword about this song without bracing
it up with an exclamation point
In five families living on an area OF
about square acre ut the foot OF
Church Hill, there are IA children, and
one adult, typo on the AGE. down
with whoopiug cough.
Easter Sunday, the 9th, inst.
After that the price Of the good things
of life will go up.
Rev. Mr.. Frost of the NJ. 4. Church
preached to the Congregationists last
Sunday forenoon, and Rev, Mr., Hicks
of latter denomation to the Methodists
in the afternoon. Both had excellent
sermons.
j. M. Whitcomb has sold his gro
ceries and rented his store TO 0. 6.
Kimbal, who will move his Drugs,
Medicines etc., from the Fairbanks
Block 10 the new quarters shortly,
Mr.. II. P. Warren, agent for the
"Wheeler g. Wilson has been recall
ed by the company, and the former
agent, Mr.. Randall, takes the place
again.
Ward Crosby, son Of Rev, 0. X.
Crosby, has received m appointment
81 transitman in the Civil Engineers
department of the Eastern railroad,
with headquarters at Salem, Mass.
Whitmore & Clark's Minstrels, who
appear in the Town Hall tomorrow
(Thursday) evening, March 18, are an
old and very popular company, and
their motto is erich fun without vul
garty." The Newburyport Herald
says they were received ip that city,
where they are favorites, with "deaf-
ening applause" The Burlington
(Vt.) Free Press says of the company:
WhitmoIe & Clark's Minstrels had their
usual large audience at the Howard opera
house, Saturday evening; and, excellent
as the company has heretofore proved it.
self, it gives every token Of improvement
by age. Hank Whites rich and rollicky
humor is sufficient, of itself, to float any
minstrel company, and Geo. M, Clark was
seen at his best,-than which nothing
more ne ed be said. The Hehhessy BROS
are as good performers in their line as
ever visited Burlington, AID they we'll de-
serve. the numerous encores they re-
ceived. Petts and Davey are good &C
tors and singers, and the remaining men,
bers of the company ably assist in the
mirth and music. The whole entertain
ment gave unqualified pleasure to the
large and excellent audience.
Do not lend your paper and cheat
the printer. People who do not pay
for the papers they read have the
hardest kind Of times trying to get TO
heaven -TStillwater Lumberman.
The Public Library will be open
every Saturday afternoon and evening
for the accommodation of those who
wish 10 take out books TO read. The
Catalogue is out, containing rules aud
list of 531 volumes, price 10 cents.
Thara arc snmn errnrs In the names