Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-11-22
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Tahsyille ~ tha
Queehse ~ Ky
DsWsy's Mills, iN ppt
Hartford, i'po gR
Waite u, Junction, p'o0 'F'
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No, I, No, o.
STATIONS, AeCoM, MAI
An w.,
White II, Junction, icy spS
Hartford, Ips sty
Deweys Mills, ssp s5
Qneehee, nWp 80
Taftsyille, hi 800
Wooisloek, pp Sou
"a PORlER,s upt
Sec advertisement Of N, J, Sun
In another column, The San shines
for all,
Rain Is very much needed The
Oldest inhabllant never saw tho Queehee
10 low at this season of the year
The legislature Is still "Setting," II
will probably rise about Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving next week Thursday,
Put the corn to the turkey, boys,
"lhat Comlcal Brown" l. getting
In q bad way, The Montpelier papers
say no was found dead drunk on tho
railroad track near that place recently.
Mrs. Lizzic Manchester will speak
ut tho Town Hall, next Sunday fore
noon and afternoon At the psual hours.
A cordial invitation TO oil,
The Ladies Of the NJ, Il, Church
will hold q Sociablc In the Nestry next
Friday evening, Entertainment iurn-
ishcd us follows; IN original poem by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. lloush liccila'
tions by members of the s. $. Cake
aud coffee will be furnished At n very
reasonable price. All ARE cordially
invited. Give EN- full house.
That old IIorr, (you can spell it aud
pronounce it just as you plcaSc,) the
member Of Congress from Michigan,
whom the Republicans Hired to come
here and Ito about the Democratic
party two years ago, aud he was the
boss liar too, got "lclt" in the late
election in that State. The Michi-
gandcrs are not geese, they have found
the old rascal out aud shipped him up
Salt river. Mighty glad Of it.
George Hart hasn't found that
",hcaf ave the worruld" that robbed
him yet but he keeps his eyes and ears
open for him. When no does find him,
he will not wait for Goods mill" to
grind him, he'll "pulvcrizc' the rascal
himself.
We hear good deal about tho
"Tam O'Sbantcr Hat" Now, nc
cording to tho poet, the old man did
not wear q hat on that cventful night
when the witches chased him and his
gray mare Meg, for don't he say
Whites holding fast his guild blue bonnet:
Whites grooming DER some auld Scots sonnet.
The say Chas. b. Wentworth has
the two best pigs in the village. The
"Duke" knows how to keep pig.
Nenpor says December will be full
Of cold waves, and the St. Lawrence
will probably be solid by or before
Christmas. The year will close like
1879, extremely cold, with plenty of
snow.
There will be n Dedication Dance
ut S. L. Livingston's new shop, South
Pomlrct, Tuesday eve, November
2Sth. All are invited. No bill, ex-
cept for the music. Maj. Livingston
will make it pleasant for all.
The Boston Opera Company drew
full house Monday evening, and the
acting, singing, etc., was good. En-
cores were numerous, The play,
"Martha,' is cheap one.
The weather continues bright and
shiny and not very cold for the season.
An inch or two of snow fell last week
which still fingers on the hill-tops.
The Bank folks are fencing in their
Tot in rear of the Bank, on which used
to stand the old hotel stables, pur-
chased of the administrator of the
Gilman Henry estate.
Mr.. Buck is pushing his new Bake
ry opposite the depot.
Hon. Frederick Billings aud family
have gone to New York to spond tho
winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark of West
Woodstock will celebrate their golden
wedding Dec. 9th.