Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1893-05-24

&c change in Woodstock k. Il.
table above.
ev. j + Simmons will preach in
Town Hail, at Pomfret Centre,
Sunday at , 80 p. III.
his is radical weather. 90
he shade yesterday heavy thunder
yer last night, and it is much cool
lis morning.
Viudsor County Court opened here
terday in the usual way. Prayer
Rev. 7. Mcmillan, Judge Monson,
siding. The attendance is light aud
confined to those "pulled" here as
ymeu or witnesses. The prospect
kcod for a short term.
The High School entertainment net
over 500 to the Ruby Perkins
ld. 1t was good, and the Hall was
bwded. Dance at the close.
The local G.. A. Il. Post will unite
Divine worship with the Methodist
bngregaton next Sabbath morning.
he Pastor will speak upon The
odel Soldier and What He Did,
Lost, s,sayed, borrowed, or stolen a
heel.barrow, one lag broken, Please
turn to +. II. Dillingham;.
SrRING.-Spring is the Oldest of Il
miIv of four. lie is reckless and
ssolute, and has hot character enough
stuff II pincushon. lie makes his
appearance in this vicinity, about the
biddle Ct March, and stays with lis
bout four months. When he puts in
appearance. and for about four fort
lights after he gets here, he tears
ound as though he was afflicted with
he i'm jams. He has several blow
uts, and rains triumphant. He digs
i , the ground, and sings mud about
With recklessneSS that is surprising.
Ic pulls posts out Of the ground, tips
yer fences, dislocates cellar walls, and
destroys property generally. Every
body stands aside and lets him perform,
ind after he has made everybody hate
lin. and wish LIN anywhere hut here,
he begins to quiet down and behave
himself, and by the time he leaves us,
PIE has made himself so agreeable, that
i've have actually begun to like him,
land would be cIad to have him remain
with us longer. When he finally does
take is departure, he is all dressed up
Fn a new suit Of green, aud has but
ton hole boquet in the lapel of his coat ;
and all smiles, he bid us adieu with a
ra-la-la, and we actually wipe away
IA tear from our eye, and wonder il he
|will be AS disagreeabe as ever on his
return next year. This little picture
would be an alegory, only an allegory
is pure lie, while this is as near the
fruth as conscience will allow us to get.
Rlaybe you think so, too.
Almy is nu mere. "That helps
bme." He was the most brutal
hurderer on record. He walked to
is fate with stolid Indifference, be
ewing there was nothing more for him
this vorl6, aud made up his mind
B take his chance in the next. The
pdy was removed from the tomb
Prly Friday evening, where it haC
in since the hanging, aud buried il
&c southeast corner OF the prisor
ard. 4 brief burial service was con.
ucted by Chaplain wilkins and the
My other w,tne9Scs were the prison
Rcals. a lady who had known him
his younger days sent remittance
b the Chaplain to purchase flowers fol
lis grave, which he did,
Tie summer girl will soon b. here,
To magnify our bliss!
However, just at present, she
Is but Il chrySalis.
If you wear new boots on Sunday
ct to church early don't go squeakiu'
p the aisle aiter services haze begun.
pr'er w. II. wilkins was over from
lebanon, n. H., the other day, will
brand new invention-be always la
he latest and best. 1t is a Gas Gener
tor; Kerosene is the motive power fo
he machine all you have to do, afte
t is set in your cook stove like a sticl
IF wood, is to turn on the power an
ight it, and it will give you all tn
peat ypE want in summer or winter
It is patented and manufactured by
Company in Boston, and wilkins ha
purchased the agency for this an
OTHER towns. You can see it work a
Mr.. Wardwell's tia-sbop here.
The Chinaman's popular cxpressio
mo tickee, no shirtee,' is revise
to "No muniee, no exkloosion.