Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-09-20
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woodsteei, $50 a,go
80 PORTER, supt,
DR., Barnes Of Montpelier, SO well
known IN this part Of the State, for his
successful treatment Of number OF
our best citizens, will DO At tho Eagle
Hotel again on Saturday, Sept 2ad,
Don't fail to consult him IL you arc
ont Of health,
ParadoSieal rs II may seem, yet II Il
fact, that somehow or other the man
who never subScribes for his local PIT
per, Is always the first man to know
when his name Il IN 1t,
TuE HARVEST MooN,-The harvest
moon iulls on the eth Of this month,
at twenty-Siy minutes past midnight,
II possesses special claims to diStinc.
ton, for owing to the position OF the
ecliptic in regard to tho equator at this
season, the moon rises for several con-
sccutivc nights with only u compara-
lively short interval between the sue
ccssive risingS,
Pencil MARRs.-Warm as July
with frequent thunder showcrs,-"Un-
clio Tom" drew full house Thursday
evening, and the play was very we'll
rcndcrcd.-Pay your town tax now
"Dix" is an orphan.-Marty Pecor
has returned home, but he did not
bring the piece Of calico.-lt will be
seen by our advertising columns that
quite q number are restless in the mat
rimonial harness, that it gals, and that
they wish for frcedom,-t try il again.
WIN. +. Johnson's argument for the
defense before the Master in Chanccry
suit, Chamberln vs.. Chambcrlin, is
spoken of as being very able effort
We paid our town tax to-day. One
day we have thirty-ive cents, and the
next we are dead broke. But, such is
life.-Frank A. Robbins circus met
with poor luck here. In the afternoon
they had small house, owing to the
storm, and in the evening the rain
poured down so the water was anclc
deep in the tent, and they had to give
it up. 1t was neat little show and
deserves patronage.-W. II. Sander
son, our school teacher, has moved in
to the George Day house on Linden
strect.-Frank j. Simmons is improv-
ing the grounds about his house on the
same street and Charles M. Perry is
repairing the highway, which has been
badly washed by the fall rains. On
the whole, Linden street is bound to
shine.-Dr. Randall has returned from
his journey of 500 miles to see his
"cousins," all right. He says the ap-
pie crop in western New York is
failure, and the crops all along the
Connecticut river are all dried up, and
they will not get more than half II crop
Of potatoes and corn.-Phillip Royce
has bought the Ovando Randall house
on Lincoln street, and moved there this
week.
II. w. Gates has opened custom
tailoring establishment in Stone Block,
on Elm Street, over c. II. Rood &
Co.'s furniture rooms, where he will be
happy to see his friends and all in want
of his services. Mr.. Gates is a young
man, and has had several years expert
ence in his business in the large cities,
and it is safe to say that he will do
good work at fair prices. Give him a
call.
Horace Swans auction came off
Saturday according to programme.
The homestead and tenement house
adjoining were bid off by Chas. Bless
ington of Quechee, for SLIGO. This
is a good bargain for our friend
Charles. The farm Oh "fIartland
Hill" was struck off to Joseph f..
Wood of South Woodstock, for SG4O,
and is considered good bargain for
Mr.. Wood.
Uncle Luke Poland says: 81 do not
keep wine in my house, but if l dine
with man who has wine upon the
table, / shall drink of it."
Pay your tawn tax now! The day
of grace is the third of October, after
that time the bills will be put into other
hands for collection and you will lose
the per cent. Mr.. Mellish has the bills
all made out, and you can find him at
Levi Washburn's shoe store any time
in business hours until the above date.