Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-01
Woodstock.
Uncalled for: Letters.


called for in the Post-ofiice at Woodstock,
Vermont, September |, 1886:
Mrs. Macpherson,
Lewis Marsh,
A. p. Perry,
Mrs. Louise Pape,
Mrs: James l.. Thurston, Jr.,
Mrs. L. O. West,
Mary A. Holt,
Vernon Thomas,
WIN. II. Turner,
Miss Scruton.
Ie5~ Persons calling for the above
etters will please say, "Advertised."
VIM. d. MCMAsTER, P. NJ.
Sardines, SC per box, at Wood & Gil
inghams.
Vote early and get every Democrat
o the polls. Next Tuesday!
Votes for State and County officers
WI member of congress are now ready
Il this office. Price 80 cts per 100.
WOur zoe Tea is q rattler, and cannot be
matched for the money, at Wood & Gill
inghams.
At the caucus held at the AGE Of
ice Saturday evening, John Gilman
vas elected chairman, and George w
Paul, secretary. A. L. Wood, the
senior member of the firm of Wood &
Dillingham;, was nominated and unani-
nously elected as candidate for Town
Representative. The nomination gives
General satisfaction. Mr.. Wood is the
peer of any man who has represented
he town for number Of years in all
hat goes to make man, and we call
lpon every democrat and independent
o stand by him and give him hearty
support on the eth instant. If we
PANT elect him, like Elder King aud
he fox, we can make the republicans
pick up some.
The ball game Of last Thursday was
given to the Quechee club, 8 to 0.
Seven innings had been played, the
score standing 20 to s in favor Of the
Visitors, when the Stars were taken
rom the field. The stars being with
put young Richmond, their regular
pitcher, were minus their best player,
and played with lack of confidence.
The two clubs will meet again as soon
IS the Stars secure pitcher that the
boys can depend upon. In a five in
hing game on Saturday the Stars beat
picked nine 1G to Z.
Tapioca, Sage, and Carolina Rice, at
&c per b., at Wood & Gillinghams.
1t is said that Giles w. Thomas has
Put 20 or 20 tons of hay, raised 90 to
90 bushels of oats, and u quantity of
ndia wheat, with the prospect of 400
bushels of apples this season, on the
Bailey farm, above West Woodstock.
Pretty good for livery farmer.
Rev B NJ Tillotson and family, with
good delegation from Woodstock,
attended the Universalist State Con-
IGNITION at St. Johnsbury last week. II
Mrs Tillotson and May are still visit
hg among their old friends there.
PENCIL MAEKs.-Friday and Sat
lay were the two warmest days Of the
eason; cooler to-day. The Park
ence is receiving a coat of paint
V Smith returned to Savannah, Ga.
his morning. DIR. VIM. McCollom
pf Brooklyn, N. Y, is in town.
Mrs E l. Sumner las gone on visit
# two weeks to Bristol, Vt.-Eben NJ
Fletcher and wife started this morning
pn trip to Kingston, N. Y, to
Tisit friends. w T Smith and wife of
Scranton, Penn, are with Mrs Lorenzo
Richmond. Elton A Smith has traded
lis cottage on Mt. Peg with Mary
}arrows for her farm at W. Wood
tock.-George Bradley has captured
20 woodchucks, 5 skunks and l one
ed squirrel.
Five cakes Boss Soap for l5c at Wood
Gillingham's
A most destructive fire visited So
foyalton Monday night, destroying
Yearly the whole vilage-all the stores
put one, and 10 dwellings. The fire
,aught in a store and spread to some
pill and paint, which exploded and
catered destruction to all quarters of
he village.
Best Pote Rico Molasses, soc per gal,
It Wood { Gillingham's.
AT the head of this paper may be
ound the Democratic ticket complete
State, County, Congress, and Town
Representative. Look it over for
Yourself, and if you vote it entire, will
hever regret it. They are all good
men, and true to the great principles
Pf Democracy.
Java Coffee, 25c per h., at Wood &
iilllngham's.