Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-25
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The weather continues ilne ant
spring.like, Sleighing Is rather THU
In many places. All say "we'll calcl
II In March,"
Vennor must pick up or he vii
have to take o back seat among the
weather prophets,
Quarterly Meeting NJ the Methodist
Church next Sabbath, The Prosid
Ing Elder will preach IN the afternoon
We are happy to state that Mr.
Joseph Hathaway, Of whom we made
mention last week Of being seriously
injured at Gaysville, Is fast recovering,
AT tho Republican Caucus at the
Town Hall, Saturday, the following
delegates were elected to the State
Convention which meets at Mont
pelior to-day WIN. 4. Johnson,
Geo, II, Chapman, Henry Walker,
Norman Paul, Ed, Montague. i was
advertised as the the first gun OF the
campaign" but we did not hear or
see any gun--it was n tame NJ
fair. Pratts Band was not out, aud
the Cornet Band boys feel very much
toward tho "gunners" Of the campaign
MS Mrs. Mallory did toward Mr..
Fogarty about the liquor:-"lle
couldn't have any more, the thafc of
the wurriId, until he pail up the auld
sohore.' The Delegates are for Ed.
munds, but they know it will be
old Grant with nil his sins.
Nobody knows tho do troublo dey 500. Lawd,
Nobody knows do trouble dcy 800.
We have received an anonymous
communication on the social evil of
Day in this place. Of course it goes
into tho waste basket.
Correspondents are requested TO
send in their items OF news early,
aud avoid advertising and prodigality
of language in them as much as pos.
sible. Please observe this.
HEALTH ITEM No. 3.-That old
couplet of
early to bed and early to rise,
Makes man healthy. wealthy and wise."
is as true now rs it was before it was
written. We lived by it once for
thirty days, and the result was wonder
full. We have never been sick day
since, and the amount OF wisdom that
we acquired was simply immense and
as for the wealth, well, during that
We cleared, over and above expenses,
little rising $4,000. But we trust
ed it out in the newspaper business,
and now We must try it over again
to get it back.
BRATTLEBoRo, FRIDAY, DEC. IL 1879.
The Reeves Original Park Gar den
Company promises to return to Brat
tleboro IN about six weeks, for the
purpose OF putting the entertaining
little opera called the "Chimes Of
Normandy upon our stage. The
extent of the expected treat can only
be understood by those who were for
tunate enough to be present at the rep
resentation given by the same COM
pany in Crosby Hall, Monday evening
Of the frequent.recurring, but ever
new, "Pinafore.' Comparing this
Pinafore company with the many ex-
cellent ones which have deservedly
called forth the highest praise-pro.
minent among which are the Boston
Museum company, the Philadelphia
Church Choir company, and the Muir
phv Children's Pinafore-it cannot be
denied that as whole, it was the
most thol ough finished and artistic
representation of them all.-The Brat
tleboro Phoenix.
H. NJ. S. Pinafore, will be perform
ed at the Town Hall here, Wednes-
pay eve, March Sd, by the Park
Garden Opera Company of 80 artists.
The Company is we'll spoken of by
the press, and they should have a full
house. See advertisement and notices
in this paper.
Many of our citizens are OH the sick
list, from diseases incident 10 the
season. DR.. Richmond has been con-
fined to his house for several weeks
from taking Gold Mr., Thomas
Middleton is nursing lame SPINE
Mr., Reuben Parker has suffered
for several months from general de-