Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-10-06
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POSTERS, HANDBILLS,
BILL HEADS, LETTER
HEADS, CIRCULARS,
ENVELOPES,
CARDS, ETU.
Done at This On1ce.
Fr1Oo0 AWAY Down.
EDWARD c. DANA.

has presented to the Boston Public III.
hrarv n bronze medal COMMUNICATING
the jubilee.
The face of the medal bears like
ness OF the Pope with the inscription:
LEO Nlll. ammo iuhilari MCM," and
On the reverse side Is n representation
Of Michael Angeles risen Christ with
the words "t'hristus vincit Christus
impcrat-ChristuS in pace
Fr. CumminS has received Il letter OF
Acknowledgement from Librarian James
l.. Whitney. accepting the medal and
conveying to him the thanks of the IL.
brary trustees.
1t Is with extreme relish that I wit
messed the conviction in the superior
court day or two ago of IL prey
pair of piano Srhcmcrs. The defend
ants were Charles II. Blake of the
firm of Blake \ Co.. piano dealers.
and his wife, Louisa h. Blake. Tho
plan was Mrs. Blake, under an as
sumod name, advertised Il beautiful
5000 piano Of ''rirh singing tonc' for
sale. ms she intended going to tho
Paris Exposition, and gave Blake rs
reference, saying the instrument was
bought at his place. The piano soon
found purchaser at Slbj, hut later
It was discovered that II was of Il
cheap grade and not ms represented.
Both the Blakcs were placed under
arrest and their conviction followed.
A rcappointmcnt by Governor Crane
that seems to have given universal
satisfaction is that of Insurance Com.
missioner Frederick l.. Cutting for
term of three years. il meets wiz,
the hearty approval of practically all
the local representatives of all
branches OF insurance, and will he ap-
proved by the conservative represent
ativcs of the business throughout the
country. The appointment Is all the
more praiscworthy as great pressure
was brought to bear upon the gov
crnor to prevent his reelection. and
even influence from Washington was
employed to oust the commissioner.
but without avail.
Rev. Mr.. Sheldon Of Topeka WanJ
fame has been lccturing in Boston th,
past week and said he believed Chris
tinn Endcavor societies would die out.
His idea that we need schools for the
training of young men into Christian
craftsmanship as we'll as theological
schools is not bad, though that sort OF
statesmnnship doesn't always come
with education. All 1t needs Is char.
actcr.
There were within fcw hundred of
100000 names upon the voting list in
Boston when the board of election
commissioners issued It's latest bullc-
tin Yesterday. The exact figures arc
09,GGO, and OF this number 1@,221 Is
the supplemental registration When
the voting lists were made up on Aug.
/, there were upon the list S7,430.
A UNIQUE trip was that which has
lust been enjoyed by II party Of Hos-
tonians-from Boston TO New York. nll
tho way by trolley. And when Gotham
was reached nobody had anything hut
words Of praise as TO tile pleasure of
the journey. 1t is probably, however.
that the swiftcr mode of locomotion
will be nvailcd of for the return.
Milton and Dolly Mobiles will bn tho
hcadlincrs Of the show at Keith's for
the week commencing Oct. l, apncar.
ing in their laughing success. "Why
Walker Reformed" which Is one of the
most amusing pieces given in vaudc-
VILE Mcintyre and Heath, the pOpu-
lar blackface comedians, will be in the
same bill.
OBSERVER.