Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-10-29

The latest news will be received at
our Club Room Tuesday evening"
All are invited to join us.
VoTEs VoTEs We shall print
the Democratic votes this week. Send
in your orders. so cent per hundred.
We want to see every Democrat in
Woodstock at the polls next Tuesday.
If Cleveland & Hendricks are elected
and we think they will be
We'll "paint this town red" whatever
that means.
A republican drummer was "wound
up" by democrats at the Eagle last
evening, and seeing Mr.. Mckenzie S
flag across the street in the morning,
asked, "What flag is that?" and on
being told it was Blaine and Logan,
replied, 81 didn't suppose there was
spunk enough in town to hang out even
so small a flag"
johnnie Bean, who came so near
numbering our friend, Elder Markham,
has "lit out"
JOY be with him and Il bottle of moss,
If he never comes back he's no great loss.
Our democratic friend, John w.
English, Esq, Of Lttleton, N. H.,
was in town Saturday and made us a
pleasant visit, which reminded us of
sold times" lie is here on a visit to
friends, and also for the purpose of re-
moving the remains of his first wife
and a child by his present wife, from
the cemetery near SO. Woodstock, to
his burial lot in Littleton, where he is
erecting fine monument.
There will be another social dance
at Fairbanks Hall, Friday evening,
Nov. 9TH, Music, Cobb, Marsh &
Sturtevant's orchestra. Bill so cents.
PENCIL MARKs.-Do you have
DIVISIONS of the night" as to who will
be elected President next Tuesday 3
Nice warm weather with a little rain
occasionally; wells and csterns are
very low.-Two Of our young Re.
publican friends are already in the
field for Postmaster; better wait day
or two, the G. o. p. will be "a-cold'
next Tuesday night.-Have you joined
the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle Come out and vote for Cleve-
land next Tuesday; he is going to be
elected.-Congregational church soci-
able at Mrs. Frederick Billings to-
morrow CThursday) evening.-''Dix''
looks bad; "bilious," eh?-The Elm
street grocery is in full blast once
more.-The Catholics expected to have
services at their church last Sunday,
but Father Whitaker was sick and
could not attend. -Philo Kidder has
closed his labors as clerk in L. X.
Stacks grocery, and John Mckenzie
takes his place. john Cone has so far
recovered as to be able to ride out on
pleasant days.-Rev. Jas. +. Brodie,
Pastor of the Congregational church,
has returned from four weeks vaca-
ton, and occupied his pulpit last Sun
day. Need makes the the old woman
trot, and it makes the old man "hump''
once in awhile-unless he is too lazy.
Mark Z. Slayton was in town over
Sunday; nothing wrong about Mark
but his politics, and those are of rather
a mild type; will go Blaine, probably.
j. Y. Briggs and wife of Bridge.
water, are visiting at l.. b. Marbles
j. Y. made us brief visit Monday
and were glad t. hear that his healtl
is improving. Henry Taft has moved
into the o. A. Bryant house, on River
street, recently vacated by the family
John Neal, an aged citizen, father-in
law of Mr.. Joseph Kennedy, was
stricken with paralysis on Monday
and died Tuesday. In this column
last week, we set Hon. Frederick
Billings and family down in New Yorl
for the winter, when the fact was they
were here, but they go soon now, ano
they will be greatly missed by on
ople.-Elder Markham is out again
he says he was not on Beans premise
when assaulted; his head has not re
sumed its natural shape yet, ant
he mourns the breaking of his artificial
teeth.-The Blaine & Logan flag i
"played out"-the whole thing goin!
up ,"Salt River" next week. NJ
matter how "wide" you are in you
"sphere," don't fatter yourself tina
you will be greatly missed when calle'
hence this is a cold world.-A. L
Fuller went to the junction one da,
last week, aud disposed of Is barrel
of apples at $3.50 per barrel. Gu
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