Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

will be greatly increased over last
,eaG
About this tine the man VI tho
house begins 10 swear ~ he hunts w
the bepzlne bottle 10 take the paint
uti' his coat
The oldest GIL nov lels out q eo'i-
pie ol tucks IN last seasons white dress
and wonders how soon the lifsl pc
nie will turn up,
Brother Green vision Of Tho post
office was like N. Paul's definition 81
mlth-The substance Of things hoped
for, the evidence Of things not seea
One Of our French cIlIzsus called
uoon one Of our school committees
the other day and said no did not
want his boy TO take so many studies
this term, as he wanted him to study
the Catechlsm more this SummrH ioF
tor said he, b, tho way Of u el'ncher'
~ must do oil ! ean 10 save It's soW''
Tor Il Is Of more consequence than any
thing else.
o,, hrdher editors who have had a
GOOD run of"Detroit Liverrad' are all
now eonvalesc,ng, What nest'
The drummen are again numerous
on the war.pa'h'
II win soon be pleasant to take u
"random scool' In the wood and deIls'
Alfred Sargent, Esq, Administrator
offers excellent farms tor sa'c III
another column.
Painters and Whitewashers are
abroad IN the land
John s. Eaton has tho biggest "au
In this weeks AoE that ever come up
these stars. "l,cad, ifyou please"
Examination OF Teachers at Tho
High School room April 3o'h, begin
Ing at Ga, m
The town liquor agency is located IN
the basement Of the Savings Bank |
building
Capt. A, Barnes has located in the
Stone Block over Olevars barber shop
aud is now ready TO attend 10 Inc
wants of his old coustomers, md rs
manys new one Us may see 1T to call.
Soles made rs good MS new us usual
A thing OF beauty is joy forever,
but thing Of utility, economy and
beauty combined Is what the world is
after to-day. The patent Milk.Strainer
at Chapman & Hazen's fills the bill.
In the vernecular of the boys, "they
are the boss struiners." Drop in and
see them. The boys are manufacture
ing largely grade OF tin.ware that
has never been equaled in this place.
We have received several congrat
ula,ions on account of our correct arti-
Gle on Me late fire, aud we thank our
friends. We had rather be praised
than blamed any time.
The days are bright and shiny, but
the snow fingers on the hill side, and
"winter oft at eve resumes the
breeze" In short, it is cold for the
season.
The Organ Concert at the Un'ver-
alist Chapel to morrow (Thursday)
evening will be rare feast of nstru-
mental, and vocal music. The names
on the bills, S. B. Whitney, Of Boston,
organst, and Miss Georgine Dewey of
Boston, and Mrs Frank s. Mckenzie,
of Woodstock, assure this Others
will be presen. and take part in the
concert, no doubt. Admission IS
cents, Children Is cents. Doors
open at Il; concert at 8 o'clock.
Comical Brown gave Il very good
corcert here Saturday evening TO
fair house. The scholars Of the village
schools were admitted at 10 cents
head. They acted strangely, but if it
is the way they act in school we havn't
a word to say. Teachers are teachers
of course
At the annual Parish meeting of
st. James church the following officers
were elected clerk, +. w. Wilder;
treasurer, j. B. Jones; collector, G.
w. Paul. Vestry: A. Stearns,
George r. Chapman, Joel Eaton. J.
b. Jones, A. Hatch, George w. Paul.
Clerk of vestry, G. w. Paul sen.
warden, A. Stearns, jr. warden a.
Hatch. Easter offerings was S753,85,
freeing the church debt.