Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-10-05
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Quite number Of our distinguished
citizens, including tho editor Of this
paper, lcN for liostou on Monday
+, T., Archibald made fine display
Of marble work ot the Fair Mr.,
Archibald Is one Of the hest workmcn
In the State, aud he Is going TO have a
son that will beat him, rs u specimen
Of work exhibited gives an evidence,
Anthony Il Ellis "lncle Toms
Cabin" At the Town Hall this evening,
The Company Is well spoken FLY tho
press,
Our friend /, T., Randall Of Rutland
had tho boss invention NJ the Fair, II
was "Wircs' Revolving Pie Turner,
They scll for % cents, and every
housewife should have one at least,
hut You can use 1 which makes set,
Drop into o. T.. RandNlrs Jowclry
Store aud examine them,
Tho Boston Opera Company, who
gave pleasing entertainment in this
place last year, are expected the first
week in November,
September has been the most charm
ing month of the year thus far. Or
tobcr came in with so degrees in the
shade,
Martin Myers has a new advertise
mcnt in to.day's paper. Martin keeps
abreast of the times. Read il.
VIM. Heating has moved his barber
Ing tools TO the front room in Jones
new block. next to the Maj, Churchill
house, and will fit up the same in
palatiol stye, William il good artist.
Give him call.
Frank l.. Richmond and wife, Of
Cincinnati. Ohio, are visiting at his
fathers. Orlando l.. Richmond, Esq.
Frank has been railroading il in the
West for several years, and now has a
good position on one Of the leading
lines, with headquarters as above
lie deserves success, and we are glad
TO know that he is receiving it.
This cruel post Office war is not over
yet. The boss at Washington has
ordered suspension Of hostilities, I'M
til he can investigate the causes and
effects of war. After an investigation
we think tile office will be moved.
Hon. Frederick Billings and family
will spend the winter at their new
mansion in New York City.
Aliens n. Y. Theatre Company
gave two very creditablc entertainments
at the Town Hall, to fair houses, the
two last evenings of the Couny Fair
days. They promise to cali again
some time during the winter.
+. p. Wilder has returned from his
European trip, aud has taken his place
in the bank again. lie says he had Il
splendid time. He was heartily well
coined home by his many friends.
The Stamford, as usual in local af-
fuirs where there is question raised,
is as silent as the grave in the matter
of the removal of the postoilice. But
its editor is remarkably lively in log
rolling to retain it in his building, and
loss of rent is all the objection he has to
removal to more commodious quarters.
1t strikes the ordinary mind that this
" breechcs pocket" objection ought not
to prevail A good chance is now pre-
sented to remove the Office to certainly
as good location as the present one,
with the additional advantage of having
all the modern appliances and enough
boxes to accommodate the public. 1t
would seem there could be no serious
objection to removal, and there is none.
The owner of the building where the
office now is, conceived the idea that it
would be a good thing for him to have
it remain, and with his well known
dextcrity in such matters Immediately
issued remonstrance against its re-
moval and quietly slipped his men
out among the farming community for
signatures, while the great editor did
what he could in the village, in his mod
est way. When there is chance to
make a decided improvement in the
village don't let us oppose it. Our
present postollicc is not such as the
town is entitled to and should have,
and can have, and doubtless will have.
Notwithstanding the commotion raised
by the ''pockct " opposition. 81
QUECHEE VALLEY Pomona GRANGE.
"A public meeting of the Quechec
Valley Pomona Grange will be held in
Josselyn Hall, Bridgewater Corners,
on Thursday, Oct. 18th, commencing