Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1892-10-26
Election day, November Sth.

Election day, November Sth.
The October meeting of the W. c
L. L. will be held with Mrs. j. S
Purple, on Friday Oct. 2Sh at 2.3O
p. m.
All are very cordially invited to at
tend.
The eclipse of the sun, nearly total
began promptly at the advertised hour
Thursday. The day was fine Que
for observation, and nearly every one
gratified his curiosity by the aid of
smoked glass.
See that your name is on the check
list If you want to vote for President
in November. The board of civil
authority will meet at the town clerk
office, Saturday, Oct. Goth, to abate
taxes and revise the check list.
George S. Day, aui old and well
known citizen, of whom we said last
week that he was dangerously i'll, pas
SEQ TO the other side of life Friday
morning last, in his 10Th year. He
was one of our Oldest business men,
he having been in the wheelright bust
ness here so long that the memory OF
man ruuDeth not TO the contrary. He
retired few years ago, aud his son
Geo. II. continues the business.
Henry A. Gobe Of Guild, n. II. a
Woodstock boy, was in Ludlow, We'd
nesGay. Mr.. Gobic is to move with
his family there having secured place
asd resser tender at the new mill.
Miss Abbie f Townsend attended
the State Sunday School convention at
Brattleboro, last week, as delegate
from the NJ. E. Sunday School,
VI, ~ 7''0'
Woodstock laid herself ont to do him
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v,upc ladies-all dsror,,ed ovon 70
Tho ,yhoo,s of ,ho o,r.;,o, ,,,o,. ,
school children, citizens. etc.
Bridgewatcr, Barnard, and other
towns turned in handsomely. 1t
was grand sight, aud thousands |
took it in Chris. was hirhly pleased
and said those "Colouies' were beau.
lies; those ships drawn on the black
boards in the school house, he said,
looked exactly like those he nsed
to sail in. 1t was a great surprise to
him when he discovered America, but
it was still greater surprise that
Woodstock should discover him 400 |
years after. lie bid us cordial good.
pye, lOli Us to keep on Publishing the
AGE, gthat Grover would be elected
President Of this great Republic, and
he would see us later. He is genial
old soul; We'll be glad to see him.
IIrprycp,p,. Mia ,,oo.,.. .;
this morning.-Frank Richmond and
family return to tba;r homo :, ,ho
We,t ,nor hr;or ,:.;,;, o. c.;,.,.
massachusetts, Rr,or Cbooror naon,
for the n, T. Fornor mo5o no . 1;.i,
Monday.-Do those uico u;,ls wbo
throne the most caico orou;rcs at
20 for the maiIs,-Mrs r Al DANA
who has snoo, ,bo summor ho,o ,,;,L
rr;o,d. ro,urnod, 10 Lo. ho,, :; w.