Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-01-12
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Hartford, Ip sss
Dswsy's Mills, l1,bs sge
Qusehss, Az, SOUL sVe sw
Tsftsyiiie, hL XXI
Woodstock, pN "s
ia. PoETrH,aap't'
Water, water | Ia tho cry every
where.
Considering the great drought
town liquor agents ought 10 be doing
agood business
Only one lone prisoner In our JAIL
Over foot OF the "beautltnl snow
came 10 stay with US awhile Sunday
night. There has not been much
waste Of snow by thaws this Tin'er-
It 10 all with us-about three ieel on
q level.
90 couples at Giaords 9Th Of Jan
aary ball,
'Don't gct excited, boys, I'm gong
to run lhis post Office tho next four
years. Present incumbent'1
A disciple Of Esculapios called on
US yesterday and paid a year in nd
Vance tor the Ace, We looked at
him sharp to see II we could detect
any alteration Of mind, No, We could
not, no was all right. Next!
Thermometer six below zcro this
"wednesday morning.
Get all the sunshine you can. II Is
one of the few good things that you
oaat get too much Of,
At the annual meeting Of Engine
Co. No. 8, the following oiiiceSs were
~lected-C W Sayward, Foreman
WIN. Davis, lst Assistant; Il + Tewks-
bury, Second Assistant ; o q Kim
ball, Sec. and Treasurer.
There will be Singing School,
taught by Mr.. George II. Harvey in
Fairbanks Hall, commencing next
Friday eve at 7 o'clock. All interest
ed are requested to be present, and to
bring their Singing Book. the Temple.
For information apply to Mrs Dr..
Cotton, Mrs Walter Brown, Mrs John
Marsh, o G Kimball, Executive Com.
mittee. Tickets may be had Of o G
Kimball at his Drug Store. Come
one &! Come all !!
Our readers are reminded that the
next Lecture in the Library Course
will be on Saturday evening next,
January 18th, by Rev. DR. Barrows.
Subject: Out .West--Where and
What. Illustrated by the Stereop,i-
con. DR. Barrows has Travelled ex'
tensively in the West and his views
were selected by himsel: to illustrate
some Of the most striking features OF
Western Life. As q lecturer he is
unsurpassed as the press fully attest.
As this is a lecture that will instruct
and interest our children as we'll as
the older tones, the Committee have
decided to admit tho teachers aud
scholars of our schools for % cents.
Extra trains as usual. Season tickets
for the remaining lectures, 1925 (;
siugle tickets with reserved seats, IS
cents; single admission, IS cents I;
School tickets, rs cents. For sale at
Townsend's, Woodstock, and at
Hewitt & Williams, Quechee.
Charles r. Clement, Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, has died IN Phila-
delphia, aged 40 We are sorry
to learn this. Charley was the young.
est son of Rev. Dr.. Clement, now
of Norwich, Vt, but for many years
pastor Of the Congregational church
in this village. He was a young man
Of excellent parts, and had hosts Of
friends. He died Saturday last OF
apoplexy.
Little was done at the annual vii
lage meeting on the 8 inst. The old
board of officers were reelected. The
Indebtedness being small it was voted
to hire money rather than levy o tax
The attendance was light, as usual.
Nine. Rentz's Miustrels will give
one Of their popular entertainments at
tho Town Hall Monday eve Jan,