Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-12-03

ford, | 90; DeWeyh Mllis ZEi Suecneo,
217 Taftsville, 227 Woodstock, 50.
J. G. PORTER, Sup't.
Court convened yesterday, Judge
TaJt presiding. Rev. b. M. Tillotson
made the opening prayer.
RECEPTION CHAIRS for Holiday
Gifts, received from Paris and Vienna,
of beautiful designs at Paine's, AZ
Canal St., Boston.
Clothes line thieves, by no means Il
new article, are numerous and bold
lately, and they will come to grief if
they don't quit, and may as it is, for
chain Of evidence points to certain
parties.
Mr.. Amos Head and family left for
their new home in So. Boston, Mass. :,
Monday. All regret their departure
very much. Mr.. Head is a gentle
man who will command and retain the
respect of all whom he may come in
contact with, either in business or
pleasure. We wish him all he could
wish for himself.
1t was great shock to us to learn
of the death of our democratic friend,
John c. Thurston, at Cambridge,
Mass, Nov. oath, from pneumonia,
aged 60 years and one month MIR.
Thurston received a severe injury in
his mill in Pomfret a few years ago by
log rolling upon him, from which he
never fully recovered, but the last time
we saw him, only few months ago in
our Office, he was in good health and
spirits, and bid fair to stay with us
the full time allotted to man by the
prophet. The strongest man has no
lease of life. Mr.. Thurston was born
in Hartford, VT, married daughter
of Martin Snow of Pomfret in 1871
and moved to Cambridge, Mass.
where he was engaged in business I'M
til 1862, at which time his health
failed, and he moved to Pomfret, re-
turning to Cambridge in 1874. He
was a cultivated gentleman, man OF
decided opinions, and his memory will
long be kept green in our soul.
For HOLIDAY GIFTS, it will pay
you we'll to 90 to Boston 10 select from
1000 artistic fancy pieces of furniture
at Paine's, on Canal Street.
A letter from our old democratic
friend, Gardner S. White, the othel
dav, pleased us much. He is located
in business at Cove. Uuion Co., Ore.
gon. He says had it not been fol-
"honest" republicans coming ovel
from Washington Territory to vote fol
Blaine in Oregon, the Democrats
would have carried that state fol
Cleveland, but while they were ovel
there the Democrats carried Washing
ton Territory for Voorhees,, son of The
tall Sycamore of the Wabash, for dele
gate to Congress,
A man may smile and smile, anc
wish you well, but the way to test the
sincerity cf all this is to ask him to dc
you u favor.
Mayor Hicks and Elder Maxhan
report everything lovely at the "Cor
ners" on South street. The Eide
says 80 have emigrated from that vi
cinity since he bought the "city, O
.'corners." Owing to the exodus HI
has given up the retormatory institu
ton he talked of erecting sometim
ago. The last Observation-Disclosures
the Elder quite a shock, but he think
he and the Mayor can handle thing
now without the aid of reformatory in
situations, as they are working in
more moral class of citizens.
WALL CABINET of the finest discrip
ton and an immense assortment a
Pane's 4S Canal Street, Boston, Mass
Those old remnant. of humanity
who 90 about the streets croakin9 owe
Cleveland's election. had better pu
their money into Legitimate bushes
and give up he cent per cent business
s'No more stealing round the board,
boys, the Babcocks, the Bradys an
the Elkinses, have got to 60.
The advertisement of the Bosto
Journal may be found in another Co
umn. 1t is good 'ae,ospaper, and a
know what it is politically.
What has become of all our CORE
spondents since the election? We bay
not heard from many OF them sine
then. Do they think we are so elate
over the election that we don't care
hear from them? We do feel we
over it, but we want your contribution
all the same. If any correspondent
out of envelopes, please let us kno
and we will supply them.
EFFICIENTLY the Rev. DR.. 5. d. Blu
chard preached on the topic, "hh a
not in Heaven?" A good many di
eusted Blaine men are inclined to as
why he is not in the other place.
LADIES DESKS and Music RACK