Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-03-02
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White II, Janetien, 1'se az
bsssy's Mills, N ga sse
Qusehss, Ar, sooL' s'eg ssJ
Tsflsyiiis, 81 sM
Woodstock, eH 80
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How does March suit you '
/, looks now ~ II the veftebre OF
winter was broken. A thaw struck
this bu ~ Sunday, and the snow 10 last
disappearing,
The nsxl lecture In our Library
Course will be delivered by Rev Mr.
Frost on Saturday evening March 9th.
Subject, "lnfant Of tho Revolution
Mr.. Frost IL known I'D q fine speaker
and lecturer, We only need TO say that
this lecture has been prepared express
~ for this ooeasio Lon To- insure a tall at
tends nce. The early history OF our
State aud especially its psrt In our
early struggle tor independence can
not tail to DO Of interest aud benefit TO
all. Extra trains as usual,
The dancing school which has been
conducted successfully, aud well pat
= ronixed for several weeks In Fairbanks
Hall, will close with n dance Monday
evening March 7th, Good Music will
be in attendance. Bill 80 cents per
couple. All are cordially invited.
George Weston, who has been Hon.
Friedrich Billings farm Super'ntend-
nut for many years, 10, we learns
about TO retire, aud Harry Seayer is
to take the place. Mr.. Weston has
been faithful and successful IN the
business, and all regret his retirement
Ayoung Drover arrived in town the
18th ult. lie is now engaged in the
milk business. We wish him success
In this, and all other business that
will make him grow great and good.
Wheelbarrows are allowed on the
sidewalk according to the revived vii
lage bylaws. Z
George Marble advertises dance
at the Town Hall on the evening OF
March 18th. b
Lightning played around quite lose
Monday evening.
Sylvanus chamberlain who has
has been in H. F Royce's Clothing
Store here for sometime, has gone in
to business At Proctorsville. MI. G.
F. Royce takes Mr.. Chamberla'n's
place in the store.
Addison Sawyer felt good one eyen-
ing last week--be was rich-in fact,
the village fathers thought he was
too rich to be at large, and that he
might "skip" from the town to evade
taxation, 50 they had him confined in
the SCOOTER" over night Ad. is a boy
of "moist habits" and probably this
is what got him to feeling 80.
When people hunt for happiness
they do not want to find fault.
The man who thinks the boy who
lives next door to him isa good boy
has not been found. y-
vennor says March will come in
like a lion, and that on the 9th and
10th gales are probable. etc. He also
predicts that the month will erd lamb
like. This is about the style o, Marcl
weather for the past fifty years. =
Under the provisions OF Vermont
new tax law, if a man owes for week
washing, he must make oath to the
fact and give the name OF the washer
woman. .l.,.... II oc
Town Meeting passed of quietly. AM
the attendance was large for storm!
day. The following officers wer'
elected Moderator, L. o. Green
Clerk, John Eaton: SeleOtmen, j. $
Montague, H. F. Durham, 9. Q
Buck Listers, II. G. Lockwood, B
H Pinney, E. b. Atwood, Luthe
Abbott, Chas II. English Superin
teudert of Schools, Norman P. Wood
Overseer OF the Poor and Town Agen
Horace F. Sherwin, Treasurer, Geo
Mellish. Charles Chapman was elected
To vo,e tor the town on r. Il. Stock
Town Grand Juror O. L. Rehm.nd
;Jsseph Smith, F. b. Shaw; Collec
tor Henry B Reed-no" opposition
price SOLICITING the same ar las
ycar4S975. Chas. N, Perry, High