Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-06-13
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Woodstock. W.T., Iune 10, 1883.
w. IL. IL. TINE TABLE,

Ouechee, 500 7.S7
Taftsville, Sic III
Woodstock, $40 2Jse
JG PoR1ER,s.pt.
4 Paugh
Have you itched any to kill the
mosquito yet?
Warren G. French, Jr., of Wood
stock. and Charles H. Mason Of Royal
ton have been admitted to the Windsor
county bar.
When man resists sins on human
motives only, he will not hold out long.
Dept. Sherifs Jones and Wallace
brought down a crowd of boys and
men from Rochester the other day for
disturbing the peace of citizen up
there, and they looked hard, no mis-
take, in morals and clothes. One
citizen on the street says to another :
"Have yon seen that Rochester crowd,
they are hard looking set?" Second
cit, "No." First cit, "Well, there
are two of them talking with Sheriff
Amsden, presume they are trying to
get off," Second cit, "They look
awful-hard characteristic wont let
'em go, don't you forget it, The
nub of this is, that Jones and Wallace
was the party referred to. Rather
complimentary.
The remains of Miss Sarah, daugh-
ter Of the late George G. Raymond,
of West Woodstock, were brought
here from Chicago Tuesday for burial.
Miss Raymond had suffered for many
years from Goitre, or an enlargement
of the thyroid gland, and it having de-
veloped into soft cancer, had it re-
moved in the above city Saturday, and
died in the operation. 1t weighed 10
pounds and measured 33 inches in cir
conference. Her age was DC years.
We are happy to state that loafers
have found roomy and shady quarters
experimenting the building of the new
library building. Their accommodate
tons at the new engine house were
limited and uncomfortably hot, and
there was danger of their being run
over by passing teams. Now they
are safe, and get steady job.
The Windsor County Good Temp
lars Union will meet at Brownsville,
Tuesday, June &c, at 10 O'Clock,
a. IN, at the Methodist church. The
speakers will be announced next week.
1t is hoped there will be a good attend
ance. PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
AT the regular meeting of Ottau-
quechee Division Sons of Temperance
held in their hall, June Sd, the follow
ing resolutions on the death of Nathan
7. Churchill were adopted:
Whereas: By the dispensation of an all
wise Providence, Death has again entered
our circle, and removed from our number,
our esteemed and venerable brother,
Nathan T. Churchill.
Therefore be it Resolved: That in the
death of our brother, this Division loses
one Of its earliest and most valued mem
bers, his family devoted husband. and
friend, and the community in which he so
long resided, most honored and up
right citizen.
Resolved: That while we mourn his
loss to us, we would commend to our
brothers, his honorable life, his steadfast-
ness to principle, his great love for the
cause of temperance; and above all, his
integrity as man, and his spotless char
acter as citizen. Let his life be an ex-
ample to us, so that when the great Pa
triarch above shall again call one of our
number away, we may be able to say as
we do to-day: Well done good and faith
full servant, nobly hast thou performed
life's mission here, enter now into that
joy and rest which is prepared for you.
Resolved: That our charter be draped
in mourning for sixty days as token of
our loss. and that these resolutions be
spread upon our records, and a copy
furnished to our local papers for publica-
ton; and also, copy transmitted TO the
family of our deceased brother.
PENCIL MARKS. -Beede & Prindle S
Pleasure party is coming Hot wealth
err in alopathic doses this week.
Charles Hill, brakeman on the w. r.
r., was hunted on the knee by a
freight car Tuesday, which put his
hip bone out of gear; he is not sue
cess as a "bunter. Jerome Taylor
has sold out his grocery stock, and
gone into the patent right business on
soap.-R. l.. Durant & Co. have sold
their book and stationery business to
L. L. Burdette of Groton, Mass, and
he has taken possession. William
Fl. Heating, our popular tonsoria'
artist, has invented preparation fol
preserving and identifying the hair,
that has the gale Of popular favor, ant
he is selling lots of it.-Oliver Hatch
is keeping the 'Home" on Elm street
as Billiard Room.-Plenty of rair
and crops are looking well.-What'
all the world to a man without a goot
digestion.-If a man was to die tn,
first time he lied he would not live lope
to edit paper.-That Windsor GROVE
had some "hard ducks" in it, and the,
did not add anything to the good NOR