Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-06-09
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The late rains Az making tho hay
crop 'boom'"
The ifeshaess, beauty, and delicate
green OF tho foliage now prevailing
have rarely been ercelled,
A boy living at Ira Dallons foil
Tuesday +. NJ, striking his knee
against a stone and getting severe
wound. There was much difficulty
10 controlling the bleeding until sargi'
Gal aid could reach HIM,
lin walking out In the evening
you hear a whizzing sound by your
ears, don't think somebody Ia shooting
an air gun at you. II Is only a big
beetle on the Ny.
Nothing said about tho Fourth Of
July yet, Because II comes on Sun
day IL no reason why people cannot
enthusiastically or Monday are
good days, Let Us have II barrel or
two Of pic Mo lemonade Tor the chill
dren 10 some shady place, II nothing
more. Who will move In the matter 7
We are now enjoying the longest
days In the year
Brother Greene said atlel the nomi.
,ion-W knew il would he Garfield
NIL tho time |" Isn't Il about lime
TO start n paper tor the post office I
Look out for your squash vines y
Down with the striped hacks /! Take
Paris or French green, mix with
plaster OF Paris, one part OF green to
three parts Of plaster, put in apepper
box aud sprinkle on the leaves Of the
vines as you would Pepper. Here is
another that We have tried with good
success. Take keg, I'll 1t about
two.thlrds lull of hen manure, then
pu, on water, let it soak day or two,
and then sprinkle the plants with the
"extrac,.'
Frank Douglass, of this town, is
agent Tor the farming implements
manufactured by the Taftsville Agn.
cultural Machine Works. Frank is a
stirring young man and will give you
square deal" every time.
Six or eight Young men from Bos-
ton are making q tour OF the State on
horseback. camping out nights. They
staid on the Fair ground Saturday and
Sunday and lett for Sherburue Mon.
day.
We have had eight or ten days OF
cloudy, rainy weather. Now that the
Chicago convention is over we hope
that it will clear of. A dark cloud in
the West always portends foul wealth
tr.
Capt. VIM. w. Pelton is agent tol
well known farm machinery, etc.
The Captain will give you an "hones'
count" every time. See advertisement
in to-day's paper.
Capt. Gilman Henry had another
shock Sunday which terminated his
earthly existence. Mr.. Henry was
widely known through the state, hav
ing filled many public offices, such al
sheriff Of the county, hotel keeper
provost marshall during the war, etc
He was man OF quick, nervous tenn
perment, but he had kind heart, a
those who knew him best can testify
His funeral was largely attended OF
Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Hicks of the Con
gregalional church officiating
Thele will lie Musical Convention
o. the Town Hall, Woodstock, com
mencing June Is, and closing Jun'
10. Among the big singers on tn
bills are DR.. w. O. Perkins, Mrs. W
F. Shaw, and Mr.. J. w. Cheney, o
Boston. Season tickets, 81 ; for SAL
at Montague's.
South Pomfret is to have a Sabbath
School and the heather small boy j
to be gathered In. There will b
preaching Sunday evenings. Mis-
Elvira Latimer is the chief mover il
this work OF grace, we understand.
That Pomfret wife beater threaten
ed 70 Wake up neighbor because h
said he would complain Of him if b
continued NAL practice. 1t would no
be safe for him 10 enter that field.
The annual examinations at tn
High School will be held Tuesday
Wednesday. and Thursday of mex