Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-07-19

every day W, i, smilh returned v
his home IN Scranton, Penn, yesterday
his wife will continue her visit q few
weeks longer X, II, Richmond, sol
Of DIR, j, \, RlehmoLd, Is At home o.
q visit from burlington garden sasi
Is looking we'll orley Whlteomb, sol
Of j, NJ, Whiteomb, Is At home on q
visit from Boston where no has been u
the employ of his uncle for some time
read the advertisement IN another
column which tells you how and when
TO pay your town tax Rev, Il, l.,
Frost, who has labored In the Meiho-
dist vineyard In this place for three
years, and who endeared himself Ia
our people by his eloquence aud soel'
ability, made US a pleasant call Friday
he IL now q Waterman on tho walls
At Bradford, VII Mrs. q, A.
Fairbanks at the Eagle" Is now pre-
pared to furnish leo cream to all who
wish II on Wednesdays aud Saturdays
Of each week during tho cheated
term;" Mrs. Gaius Cobb, OF West
Woodstock, longtime patron Of the
AGn, made us pleasant visit yesterday
she Is ~ years Of age, and was
around making brief calls on her
friends-we hope she will live to make
many such visits tho Congregational
Parsonage Ia now undergoing repairs,
and when completed will DO a grand
ahair-whatcyer Hon. Frederick Bill
Ing touches hc adorns; we are glad to
learn that our Democratic friend,
Gaius Cobb, Of West Woodstock, who
had a severe fall u short time ago, Is
recovering from IL; Mrs. Nahaum
Haskell has erected handsome fence
in front of her residence on River ST.
Henry King and Johu Nutting, ST.,
did the wood work, and o. +. aud
Frank Marsh and William Davis gave
it u good coat Of paint--we take
pride in walking beside IL; the
River street school housc has now
fence also--D. A. White did the work,
and it is good job too; We wish the
Landmark man would copy the whole
of our item when he copics--by not
doing this he destroyed the idea we
wished to convey in the issue Of last
wcek---it was this, that he didn't feel
well because he was clean--hc was
out of his natural element improve
ments are the order Of the day-Mrs.
Tyrill, on the corner of Cross street
and Mountain avenue has greatly i'm
proved her residence and outbuildings
the Episcopal Parsonage has been
thoroughly renovated, and Lewis Pratt
is building handsome portico over
his front door; Thomas Jefferson Per-
ry was so years old yestcrday-hc says
he "haved it" and "braced up" with
milk punch; Editor Chase's "Run"
is now on sale ut Durant & Co.'s;
Fred Marsh, the popular, faithful, and
longtime clerk in +. N. Billings
store, starts to-day with his wife, for
q two weeks vacation in Boston and
vicinity-we wish them a pleasant
time and safe return; G.. O. Carlisle
of San Francisco, CAL, has our thanks
for those two dollars received for a
years subscription, his good opinion
of our paper, etc.-this is the way to
encourage Il poor editor; the Solomon
Woodward mansion which has been
closed for some time, was opened this
week for the season.
AID. Sawyer spent few days with
jailor Hewitt last week. He said Ruff.
Kidder did it to him. We did not
know before that Rufus had more "ar-
dent drink" than he wanted himself.
We learn something new every day.
Charles Carlisle wishes to inform
the public that O. L. Richmond & Co.,
will have his strawberries to handle at
their market this season, aud that none
will be sold in the field.
More universally recommended than
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