Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-26

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gentle and agreeable, quick, pleasing ana
saf, and leaves no ~ effects
How Is your coldS Healthy
II isn't safe to say ''post office" to
q Central Street man just now,
Notice change Of time In Woodstock
II. II. time table above.
John s. Eaton will have big
tad" 10 this paper next week Look
for Il. Hs 10 receiving piles Of goods
When u colored man has u fever, Is
he q fever nagur patieat'
At the Windham Court, last week,
William Hazard, formerly Of this
place, plead guilty to larceny at Bel
lows Falls, where he had been rcsid'
Ing, and was sentenced 70 Tour years
In the State Prison.
Robert A. Perkins formerly OF the
Woodstock Post and late Of the De-
troit Post, Is now one of the editors Of
the Springfield Republican. "Rob''
wields u trenchant pen. The Re-
publican is now wholly edited by YER
mont boys.
Brother Swaine of the Belows Fails
Times madc us brief call on Wcdnes.
day. He and his better half were on
q recreation tour among their friends
IN this section. "The boys and girls
as he called them, in his office, got out
an excellent number Of the Times in
his absence. Swainc is all right,
barring his politics.
The grocery business is blooming
jerome Taylor is soon to occupy the
"Home," in the Tracy Block. Read
his advertisement.
Mn. JEROME HOPKINS, the great
Composer, Organist, and Pianist is to
five parts of his now famous
Oratorio or Cantata Of "SamucP' at
the Town Hall, tomorrow and Friday
evenings, with Miss Mary H"ip'ne
(soprano,) and the best local talent OF
Woodstock, and our readers will fnd
IL a treat indeed. Mr.. Jerome Hop
kins' name is the most prominent III
Music of all American composers
lie has spent $4,000 in his Free
"Orphan Choir Schools" Of New York
and has given two original Operas
there, and the N. Y. Herald calls him
.the monarch of Musicians"
We want those who are owing us
for long time to pay up.
The people Of Woodstock will please
remember that the Boston Opera Co.
will appear at the Town Hall, satur-
day evening, Nov. 9Th, in the very
popular Opera, entitled ''Tit for Tat
with o concert consisting Of selections
from other, new Operas. Tickets for
sale Ut Townscnd's bookstore.
One colored man never takes much
lip from another.
The weather continues warm and
misty--that is we have fog, mist and
sunshine about every day. The ground
needs good soaking rains,
Every day adds more lustre to the
Jones Block. Some of our people
thought it was too stony" for the
post Office. 1t is mighty hard to get
some people to adopt anything in the
way of improvement.
The ladies of the ''housekeeper's
guild" whatever that may be, talk Of
importing real Heather Chinee, and
setting him up in the. "washee'' bust
ness. Ifmothers would do different by
their daughters, they would not need
so many .'I'heathens" around.
The rotund figure (rotund is agood
word, we do not use any broken down
bankrupt word in this column of Geo.
Bigelow, Of Burlington, special agent
of the post Office department, was in
town last week, and decided that Mr..
Murdoch retain the Office in Mr..
Greene's building. Greene succeeded
in the "still hunt" Cheek, that!
Russell Murdoch is fitting up the
room in the Jones block, intended for
the [post office, 70" his jewelry and
fancy goods store
Cavenaish.
Our village Is getting somewhat citi-
fed, the law enacted last fall to give the
ladies' sonic privileges that the men en-
Joy, was verified few evenings since.
Three young ladies OF our village dressed
up In mems clothing were out on the
street, and called at several Of the neigh