Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

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Qnsehss 90 tbI
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Hartford, ll,2b TO
Waite u, Juastion, li,sO $50
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White II, Junction, 7so 400
Hartford, l,ss 2M
, Dswsv's Mills, icy iy
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No Teller or his gal can see the comet
Cloudy oil the time,
Judge Barrett offers his house for
sale, iie says In his advertisement
that tho buildings cover all his land !
We havn't been down that way lately
Il that 50, JudgeS
The Witherell Brothers gave al eS-
cellent entertainment here Thursday
evening to u full house, They are oil
ladies and gentlemen either on or Oft
the stage, ..t r-.,.t
"Man wants but little here below"
Yes, and by St, Patrick, he generally
gets II, too,
II viii be seen by an advertisement
in another column that DR.. Barnes will
be at the Eagle Hotel, on Friday aud
Saturday of this week.
William l.. johnson aud family, aud
Frank s. Mckenzie and wife, have
returned from u sojourn at Nanlask
beach, Francis W, Clarke aud wife,
and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson remain
at the latter place.
A four days excursion to Queen
City Park next week, beginning Tues.
day, Fare for the round trip from the
Junction, Sl.j0,
Cold weather struck these shores
Sunday, and it still abidcs with us, 80.
The Jones Block is plastcrcd, and
will be ready for occupancy the last Of
September. II is handsome.
Talk about the busy bee He isn't
u circumstance to the busy fly.
Philo Hatch has cleared and levcled
his lot in rear of the Bank, and will
fence it in few days. As the French.
man would say-"IIc look better very
much"-that is, the lot.
Frank Dana presented us with u
winter squash, year old, last, week,
that was a beauty. 1t was as sound as
nut, and VIC enjoyed the pics made
of it. We asked him how he preserved
il. He said his mother did the did
not know how she did it, Mrs. Dana
has long been known as successful
agriculturist, and this is another Of her
triumphs in this line.
Senator Morrill, and son were in
town last week. The great tariff en-
FOUNDER wards off age well.
1t is getting toward the end of sum.
mer. How time flies
Fred Gushing, the longtime efficient
and gentlemanly clerk in Charles
Dana's dry goods store here, has Sc
cured a situation in B. H. Burt's
dry goods bazaar, at Rutland, and
will enter on duty about Septcm-
Der lst. We are sorry to have Fred
leave us.
It's August now, and in few weeks
the foliage will begin to fall. We all
do fade as the lenf
j. w. Gushing, father of Henry
Gushing and Mrs. j. M. Whitcomb,
of this village, died at the residence of
his son, j. d. Gushing, Esq, in
Bethel, on Wednesday last, in the Seth
year of his age. About three weeks
ago he was attacked with defective
circulation of the blood, and gangrane
took hold of one of his limbs, causing
him much pain, and ending his life
He resided with his children here a
number Of years, and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him.
The country churches nowadays,
Are thrown In much disorder,
BY the country folks all staring at
The hat of the summer boarder.
Il Our people hardly give the support
to our local columns that they ought.
All around lis in other towns, we read
accounts of murders, suicides, shoot