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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27
News of Woodstock
1'ircmen's ball Friday evening"

lircmen's ball Friday evening"
lFb. 9.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Putnam are
at,hr lun for the winter.
D.. |. Benson attended the meeting
AID banquet of the Valley Fair AS
aociaton held at Brattleboro last
Neck. About two hundred members
and guests attended the banquet.
Robert p. Pickett of Franconia,
Al. H., and w. II. Noyes of Lisbon,
AZ. H., are at the Inn. Mr.. Pickett
u the proprietor of the Franconia
hn. lie has charge of a fancy stock
iRrm at Franconia and % l',~'A-l''s'
anput here for stock.
Half dozen young men CT the
alagc, presumably under stress OF
heir moustaches some time during
6onday night, the swoop being an
ehtire surprise to the community.
r. DR., George Gutterson, brilliant
speaker and secretary OF Ufro h.--s.i
oEln Missionary Association, which
Forks among the negroes, poor
81 hites, American highlanders, In
hams and all foreigners who are COM
h. to our shores, will give an adj
\ rcss in the Congregational chapel
Iueslay evening, Jan. 30, at 7.3O
Hclock.
q Mr.. and Mrs. G., X. Richardson
and Miss P. X. Richardson of Bos-
ton, who spent some time here last
Near, are at the Inn for three weeks.
Among other arrivals are Mrs. Frank
Is. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Lamb,
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Conant, E b. Conant
bf Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. P. X. Rey-
holds of Brookline, Mass, Mr. and
Ms. VIM. G. Williams, Dedham,
Mass.
Where will be a musicale at the
hrlors of the Congregational church
Friday evening, Feb. 2, in which
several of the best local singers and
players will take part, The admis-
Bon win be 20 cents, and an excel
TENT and entertaining program is in
preparation. Amodg those taking
part are Mrs. A. B, Pinney, Mrs. f.
a. Wilson, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. f.
G. Southgate, Miss Harvey, Rev. c..
a. mcdaniel, and Miss Loomis will
give a reading.
ne Age is requested to quote the
pllowing from Section 47Ol of the
Vermont Statutes:
"Sec. 470l. The owner, lessee or
keeper of a hotel more than two
stories high, or of a public hall or
place of amusement more than one
story high, shall provide suitable
ladders or other fire escapes, from
zach and every story above the first;
such ladders or fire escapes shall be
accessible from each room of such
building above the first story. y
The second succeeding section of
the same law provides a penalty of
from $25 to $500 for violation of
the above provisions.
On Monday a petition of 80 sig
Natures, comprised of business
Men' of Woodstock, was started,
completed and mailed to the honora-
pie board of selectmen, reading as
follows; We, the undersigned, tax-
payers of Woodstock, request your
Honorable Board to have mentioned
IN articles of warning as law directs,
hpon calling the next town meeting;
see about proper exits for Music
3all, in order that the question may
e brought up for discussion and be
Voted upon at said meeting; and to
ee If the Town will appropriate by
vote money" to defray the expense
{ same.
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neat, competent, re-
AbIc woman for all-around house.
ebr<, plain cooking. Small family,
81 children. Laura n. Munger, q
buIh street, Woodstock, VT.
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SOUTH BARNARD

Elmer +. Cotton, who recently
sold his farm, known as the "Lcren,
70 Richmond" place, to W. N.
Campbell of Woodstock, has bought
the Charles w. Curtis farm of 80
acres in Bethel. He viii take pos
session March LIST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.

The Board af Civil Authority of the Town
of Woodstock will meet at the Town Treas
urer's Office at ten o'clock a. M on Saturday,
Feb, 3, next. 10 abNte taxes.
ii. c. LOCKWOOD, }
MASON MILLS, Selectmen.
G. ii. VAUGHAN,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27
DANA'S
new YORK CASH STORE.
Glove Fitting
COrsets,

A new model of this cor
set, just added, is made
of slightly heavier goods
which fully meet the
wants of those who pre-
fer a heavier corset for
winter wear. The shape
is the same. perfect fit
ting, II eds no "breaking
ill.," Hose Supporters at
tachcd. S1,0O,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27
Ferris ]. Perkins.
Notice to Taxpayers.
VILLAGE OF WOODSTOCK.

VILLAGE OF WOODSTOCK.
The tax bills for the Village taxes on the
1905 grand list of the Village Of Woodstock,
have been delivered to me for collection, and
taxpayers are called upon to pay their re-
spective taxes to me within ninety days
from Wednesday, Jan, "a 10y April "a
l0O6l.
The deduction provided by law will be
allowed on taxes paid during that time.
Taxes not so paid will be collected by the
Constable with costs,
HAROLD S. DANA,
Village Treasurer.
Woodstock, VT, Jan "a, 1906.
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"

We are overstocked on
Whips and for one week will
make these offers:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27

( m trains daily-Sundays excepted
FFlag Station. ...,ol
his Company reserve the rlght W '"i'0''
LIS without notice.
J. G. PORTER,
Genera! Manager
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Spirit Of the age,
'oOdstook, w., Jan. 81 1906
wooDsTocK RAILWAY

TIME TABLE.
IN effect Monday, Oct, 0, 1905.
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II. L. Melgaard, of Argyle, Wts! Oh
the city Tuesday attending the meet
Rsn Gr th3 STOCK hoa2EE 2fr SSa&3a
~, " ggibbii|iua znsa isnoissE ss1ra TOO
y The Oslo Tribune ff1qFff l}22HHH|4,
cts sold at the New YEAS GAYS fb; aif in
that village: That would be q crQyd
big enough .forssany town. 'lOoAO :
= Don't miss ,.the entertainment at
the Opera house on Ja1fk I-4fAbtt3}{fE 44o :y39
O'Clock sharp I'd JSa aBbab4a # 3 5afSss
pieces OF the Warren LectAFe shado FIJI
tertainment Course mhlltteGI1aA
--Miss Clariee e and Miss
Ella Lundgren left..- for AIimOStNHH
last Monday to resume theirzschool
work. the former at tbel FFate71;31agir
Serslty and 4dhafSda tt sgEo5att yIR $8
.gnibliud
The Warren hospital 55seeps zt9a 47e
the Mecca for people Wifi - ali l1, finds
of ailments at the present time.
No less than fou td7f' GGSiek"a .sppeqple yeBtr
down there Wednesday 3 27e11ngt to be
treated for various 7ttrrQppI Ieess,5 keAv
l'e''S o0"l' Q, ne1ii) no!1nee5A lsnosrs4
We were glad to pette ,5t4ae> tetprn zgf
Miss Emma JOHNSON, Who zrecently
was compelled by sickness, to- spend :
some time in the Warren liospfttai1
where, however, she rega1ned her
usual good health. .y14els-T f feBBHh feA6
home last Saturdayg4Ak ernec TAIL
John O. Haugen, of f6ldahl;4 ~lwh Vas
in town yesterday H4ee: Said his FAM
lily had been QuarantialeH forrosiN1
weeks on account of scarleT Fever, bddt Il
were let out s1laNIu H6K30GC CIR istMab. ,
10 be quarantined is almostatikv doe
ing in Observation-Disclosures. ssIfM ed
Mr.. and MIS-: sZEs1 baT 5: zente IA ,
tanned number Of t ff5M fffTis s4ad at q
progressive whist party last SatuTdaY
evening: At t4GR&::oA FfM &XOAI
games, luncheon was served. Those
who were present wepeZuuaphm6Isa
in their praise of ..host and hostess,
voting them gt}ie sl5gss ftntee fffffha
.ers.-T. r. F. Press. .enub InI1jGGei|
The annual election 5df=6 &f3 }oolfA
Leme camp Nn-9l95 occurred Hast last Sat
urday evening apd reslltedk as fol-
L low" z:,,1 v: G.. ,HloNDsgttosE, Nl 6 y
H. H. 'Breese :Tssc6rtt;, z: Ok Y. Carr:
Watchman., W. .STEaMfyNSe1itfy7zBIsa
f. Hatch; Physician, DR.. Topper. 1t
was decided that a public installation !
OF officers, supplemented by Ii erary1
and musical progrfsrteees BE given ~soHae1
time in January, #E5c s1 Hertos, Al
"A. Hall and H. L. ~GaaaGEas sHaS been
appointed committf e.on Rrpgxam at \
a former meeting7g Midd1aEf;: 5SRiver \
Pioneer. Y StWY M
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: collect tor at WaEnaaa.de;Igna no bet
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..4gSh81 Argyle, spent last night IL,
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marcy l EElck iSo who Iwass>hR}ae rt8 Off
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0rhl0m w ere c|F resent ~ analHiaAis ent
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tives gath eTedlat tiie1li6n4eI1 of1ctlfe
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side on MIR. No5Theimms hoimestead.; =
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ght. He exRgets 88rs aa2?uiif&Ii tt 455WS}f3
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ent. his nSS4n9 nA1 THhe9gqqAR}fesf a&ce{}02lmg
him a e2l iBil53 !sR l(tt8Ar btber buati
,ss1eelQege for The winter.
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ss :z:a HE6 81 :;ie 80 asS1as

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Victor Peterson and Joe Hidden
came over f 3g94 e 3 5:, x11 1oo5
Buy your coal zStI 9thez5RhtArstttt9}1
elevator. EMIL L. ToRNELL, ACT.
Oslo has local teIeRf4o ne s4c!,4age;
now with 81 numbers
- Regular meeting of the !Gqp4m 2m}e
''uo Oh A0nG esBIa Alg alnSAH eSSt5a t2 Won n
Dana Eastofl and Ben ,Wentzel laye,
gone to Minneapolis r46lhB & g1n{1 a $tff5k67i
life again.
Wanted: A good gif?1 {, f5r e zefH5fMa f
Wincnsetsr ARR5!y T. H?S
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Harvey Befetht' ~ x xPIssRGfts'@ tQ siea sn
this week for westerhNeah41 adA& T Is re- Aa7
main about three months.
a marriage license was .dssdedlAhAe
Crookston, last Friday to- Joseph
Zhorela OF Pine auandy a md 1btssH1 di
Var Of Tabor. uerrsW nj srsey resssnin boot,
Write to the Waf4bh BtA gfHbA7ksy
School fo1-eiireuff1r s S: ! fft1gv- have
some special inducements tBH t6{feT
you.
Amt J. Olson is back. fi99hfrY T0 3iEfA
visiting relatikeSAhdf eH 1plsM vtaAsr
vicinity and lookingZ9fftq1 ,Ngpfak7
interests.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-08
Nuns Are ShreWd ShODDera.

Most people take it for granted that
when women enter convent they lose
all sense of the value Of worldly
goods said a member Of a dry goods
firm in discussing the patronage Of re-
llgiOuS houses. LAS q matter Of fact,
nothing could be further from the
truth, and nuns are recognized every
where in the trade as shrewd purchas-
ers. Hard buyers, the trade term,
might be applied to many of them.
Having taken the VOW of personal pov-
erty, they are nevertheless as canny
as any business men when it comes to
business proposition or an invest
ment of the moneys of their order. and
1t is well known fact that some of the
most farsighted real estate investments
Of the United States are made by the
superiors of religious houses. Like
most feminine customers, nuns change
their minds, and we are frequently
called upon to take back or exchange
goods which have been purchased for
habits, wells or household supplies.
Some firms make a speciality of re-
ligious trade, and separate apartments
are fitted up where the sisters can
rest, examine the goods and trans
act business far from the maddina
| crowd New York Press.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-08
THE MEXICAN RACE.
1t Is a blending of the Indian With
the MOrO-Spaniard.

The Mexican is a blend of the strong
and sober Indian race, melancholy, Sc
riOus of thought, with the Moro-Span-
lard, who for eight centuries waged
war in the Iberian peninsula. The
Moors left in Spain something of their
blood, much of their speech and not a
little of their habit of thought and GUS
toms. 1t is good stock, that old Arab
observation-disclosures, wonderful cult
vatOrs of the soil, chivalric as becomes
the riders of horses, courteous, with an
oriental graciOusneSs. The blend with
the southern Spaniard made the Anda-
lusian race which profoundly influ
enced the first immigration into Next
co. We hear their words, the relics of
their speech, and we note often the
vestiges of their customs. The Moro
Spaniard has made his impress on
Mexican architecture and customs.
Often the Moorish eyes in some Next
can wOman's face, proud, yet mourn
full, arrest attention in the crowded
streets.
The AnglO-SaXOn is the newer man,
as it We're. He is a man of positive
achievements. To him are due the rail-
way and the steamship, the telegraph
and the telephone, the consolidation of
business, the active commercial con-
quest Of the worlds markets. He in
our modern age matches the old Ro-
mans in many deeds, in world adven-
ture. He is the younger brother in the
great Aryan family, which came into
Europe ages ago from northern India
Spaniard and American, Mexican and
German, are all relatives, kinsmen
long time unaware of their blood rela-
ton. Spanish, English, French, Italian
and German, the basis of Aryan and
the Sanskrit is the common storehouse
Of the word roots, which we all en-
ploy every day.
Curious that we should insist on our
differences when we are all essentially
the same. Whatever is Aryan in US
(and that is the greater part Is not
Semitic We are blood brothers and
not strangers. The Moor is Arabian
and therefore Semitic, as are the Jews,
But most Of the blood in Spanish veins
is Aryan. and hence relates whatever
Is Latin in the Mexican, the Central or
South American, to the German, Eng
lishman and American.
BY magnifying our differences, after
all but our distinctive family traits, we
draw apart If we stopped to trace our
origin we should see that we are not
strangers, but brethren.-Modern Mex
leo.