Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-28
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Isn't itlime for some one I" wear q
straw hat
The robins are here, apparently
wondering IL May weather. June'S
leaves, aud July's Strawberries are
really coming, II requires oil q rob
ms faith TO believe Il,
o. A. Bryant has Plowed his gar
den. The Colonel Is evidently trying
TO iorestal tho season
When gentle Miss Spring puts on
her dress, let US hope she will have no
"pull'bacs'"
Rev. Geo. T.. Forbes, Of Marshheld,
will preach at the l'nyerSalisl chapel
next Sabbath, at the usual hours, fore
noon and afternoon. .
A chap told US the other day that
stalk was cheap We know H. We
know It. That Is, when editors talk
But engage n lawyer to talk for yo"
awhile and see how you come out
There IA a choice bit In our pork
barrel, awaiting That 'ardy mess OF
landelions,
Decoration Day Will be observed
May 2G,h-,hc 9Olh: the established
day. falling on Sunday. This Is the
general order" from headquarters,
NJ. A. Smith, who lost his hand in
bark cutter in Standish's iannery,
and has since been peddling with
trunks, has now taken cart and is
selling tin ware, ETC., for NJ > Myers
AS well as h!s old stock.
Two exiles from Canada with q cin-
namon bear put in an appearance here
Tuesday evening, and excited the
populacc by bear tricks, such rs dauc
ing, soldering, etc. One OF the mon
had bout Of wrestling with MIR.
bear, but Se did no, stop TO see
which went down in the struggle, we
left with the idea that the bear was
the "best man.
Mrs. Livermore's lecture, "Super.
fiuous Women at the Town Hall,
Saturday evening, was pretty well At
tended, and we think it was the most
practical and common sense discourse
we ever listened to. According to
her idea there should be no "super-
fluous women'-all should be edu
Gated to do something, aud 10 do that
something well, She laid great stress
on domestic training of girls by their
motheer. This should be first after
this some business suited to taste and
strength, that will insure them sup
port, in case they arc not called to
fulfil the mission for which God ere
ated them--wives ana mothers.
Her lecture throughout was replete
with good points. Sunday afternoon
she gave religious discourse at the
Birch church, and in the evening a
Temperance lecture at the Town Halt
to crowded houses, both Of which are
highly praised,
Vennor sticks to it that heat and
frost will succeed each other up 10
midsummer and that the season will
be bad one tor the crops.
Dr. Urann, of Boston, who has
made so many wonderful cures in this
town and vicinity, will be at the Ea.
gle Hotel, Thursday, May 9Th, to re-
main about ten days Every invalid
should see him for his cures are truly
wonderful,
The Windsor County delegation to
the State Convention enjoyed a good
time with the gentleman from Read.
ing, George M. Clark, in listening to
his personal "reminiscences Of his
cousins and things in general. Like
Yorick, he was sure to set the table
in roar every time.
Oscar Rurk's auction was largely
attended Saturday, but the bidding
was not very spirited. He sold large
amount of property. The barn and
land was bid of by Wilson Brtton Of
IIartland, for $685.. He is bound to
leave the place.
~. Adams Butter Market.