Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-02-09

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One side is parslyzed'
The village meeting has been ad'
joarned again TO Monday evening,
Feb 2i.t II " hoped hoped tho
Committee DO able 10 report then,-
We are TO have q revised edition Of
the village by 'laws-somelime,
Many oil our citizens have. visited
lirldgewater since the ire
Brio, q, Brac IL coming alter ALL
Saturday evening, March 18th, " the
time fixed upon,
Look out ior the snow on yonr
buildings,
Wont old fellows have good time
In the future telling how they set on
cracker barrels In the groceries, close
20 lot stoves, and froze their heels.
m the cold winter Of 80 aud 81,
while their better halves prepared the
family wood and MIXED tho COW.
Two Dancing Schools and sing
ing School In full blast. How is that
tor progress Dancing Masters
Ed. Ordway IN Mvllish's Hall ! Geo
W. Marble In Fairbanks Hall Sing
Jug Master-Pof. Harvey IN Fair
banks Hall.
The entertainment, Of the Library
course will be given Saturday eve,
Feb. 18th, by Nine. Ricard Of Bos-
ton. The lady is noted pcrsono'or'
and some oil her characters are Ben,
Butler, Charlotte Cushman and Nine.
Janauschek. We give few from
tie many press notices commendatory
of Der abilities Mime. R'ard gave
some 6ne readings at the Union
Opera House. Her presentations OF
Charlotte Cushman as Meg Mernlo
vas admirable, while her make up Of
General Butler was perfect, and was
alone worth the price OF admission,
TBoston Joornal. She has 4 wonder
fulldramatic ability. and this combined
with deep rich voice. fine presence
and ease without affec'ation, cannot
fail TO ,harm an audience. New
Bedford Paper.] Her talent as a
platform reader Is acknowledged ny
all who have heard her, Nantucket
Inquirer.
Martin g. Sherman, Hartland, have
y card in another column. Read II.
The annual comfy temperance
convention will be held at the Town
Hail here, Wednesday,, Feb. 18TH at
one o'clock p. NJ, to choose officers
and nominate a candidate tor County
Commissioner tor the year ensuing,
deb. 2d.) was Candlems Day. II
is said that
at Candlemas day is fair and bright
Wintcr'll take another flight;
But il it brings either snow or rain
Winter is gone not to come again.
In writing the date OF new year,
look out for number one.
Vennor admits that he made a mis-.
lake in the date tor the beginning OF
the thaw, which he fixed in January,
but he says hat i, will occur this
month sure.
Last Sunday was the first time tor
eleven weeks that snow showed any
signs OF "softening' on the South
side of buildings in this burgh. 1t
has been warmer since. We don't
know whether we are gong to have .
thaw or not. We think somewhat
about il as the late Samuel G. Pratt
did when Charles Fitch asked him
for his opinion on the weather. tie
eIucidated or Vennor,zed as follows ;:
.sDc you see. man, | shouldn't be
surprised if we had lhaw that
would sweep every one of my ha'ld-
inys here down the Quechee, before
tom, ,rrow's sun set--do you see, man
and -and--I shouldn't be surprised
five didn't have tbaw J
E..s. Alunge' is attending Medical
Lectures at Burlington. SD will
reach emin ence in his chosen pro-
iession. -., -... -...... w..
DR.. James H. Munger, who erected
the Bridgewater Hotel, just burnt
was an uncle OF the Io,e s. E. Munger
of this village.
An Ohio man has introduced bill
into the legislature Of that state CON-
pelliug boarding house keepers to
inform their "guests' a. TO the CON-