Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-11-11

ford, | So; Deweys Mills 2l2; Queoheo
2l7 Taftsville, 227; Woodstock, 235.
&c. PORTER, supt.
Nice sawed shingles at Wood &
Gillingham's.
Uncalled for Letters.
The following is the list of letters un
called for In the Post. Office at Woodstock
Vermont, Nov. II, 1886:
Miss Laura May.
Mrs. Lucinda L. Markham.
c. A. Smith.
Miss Rose M. Smith.
Mrs. NJ. c. Vaughan.
ISg" Persons calling for the above
letters will please say, advertised"
WIN. d. MCMAsTER, P. NJ.
We offer the AGE to all new sub
scribers, from now until January |,
1887, for S1.50. No cut down On
price, or cheap chronos offered. We
intend to give you the worth Of your
money in good clean reading matter.
The sociable appointed at the Uni
versalist Church Parlors on Friday
evening this week, is postponed to
Friday evening, next week, Nov. 20.
Drop into Wood & Dillingham; 5
and get their prices, if you are in want
of anything in their line.
A special meeting of Geo. G. Ran
dali Post, No. 80, is ordered for the
evening of Nov. 10th, (next Monday
for the purpose of muster-in of all APP
plicants to date. All those whose APP
plications for muster-in are on file are
requested to be present.
The Grand Army Post of this place
have secured Professor Taylor 10 give
Stereoptican Exhibition of about one
hundred and fifty war views. These
are actual photographs taken on the
field by Brady, the government photo
grapher, showing the battle field, the
trenches, with the dead lying as they
fell; also immense siege guns, morters,
batteries, camp scenes, etc, etc. The
citizens Of Woodstock will probably
never have another opportunity Of wit
Messing such a vivid and realistic view
of war as the Grand Army Post has
secured for them. Prof Taylor gives
Il full description Of the views. He
will be here Nov. II. Doors open at
60 o'clock p. M. Tickets can be
secured at Burdett's.
{. L. Woodruff has recently traded
with +. Z. Richmond for his span of
large, dark bay horses, which he has
driven on his coach, to use about his
team work. "Charlcy" knows what
good team is aud will have nothing
else about him if he knows it.
The annual meeting of George G.
Randall Post, No. 80, &. A. r., for
the election of officers for the year en-
suing, will be held at Grand Army
Hall on the evening of the first Mon
day in December next. All comrades
are requested to be present.
+. A. Smith, Esq, of Savannah,
Ca, a Woodstock boy, has bought the
Henry Cobb place at Lincolnville,
above West Woodstock, and is fitting
up for "summering place. His
her, +. V. Smith, is doing the
This is one of the most pictur-
delightful locations in town,
Ewo-story wood-colored house
Zen Il noted ''landmark" for over
IN century. 1t was the home of
Mr.. Smiths grandfather for many
years. and has always been owned by
some member of the family. Mr..
Cobb being a son-in.iaw Of the elder
Smith. We congratulate our friend
upon his elegant purchase.
President Cleveland's excellent
proclamation, appointing November
2Gth as Il day to be observed by the
people of this great nation by Thanks
giving and Praise to Almighty God
for His manifold mercies, may be
found in another column.
Windsor county Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, will hold its ninth annual
convention at the Congregational
church here, commencing Tuesday
evening, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock, with
addresses by members of the Associa-
ton. Order of exercises Wednesday,
Nov. IS: Prayer and Praise at 8
o'clock a. NJ. "The Sunday School
and its relation to the church" by Rev.
$ Briant; "Need of the Sunday
School," by Rev o " Barrow Sec'y's
Report; 1.30p. M, Praise Service
"Need of Trained Workmer," by Rev
W S Smithers; "a Backward and
Forward Glance" by Rev W L Noyes
"The Teachers Call and Mission"
by Rev II A Van Dalsem. Evening,
Praise Services from $50 to 7 o'clock ;
Rev L P Frost of Montpelier will
speak on "The Sunday School, its
Dignity and Place in the Church. p
All are invited to the Services
Neighboring Sunday Schools should