The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-11-13
LOCAL SUMMARY.

A pencil cross opposite this para
graph indicates that yom subscription
has expired, and no more papers acill
be sent ualess we are notified that you
,cish to continue.
Representative Cudworth was at
home over Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. II. C. Leavitt sells lot of
personal property at Auction next Sat
urday, at 2, p. IN.
Winfield Wright lost one Of his
most valuable sheep, a few days since
killed by dogs.
Walter Aiken. of Dover has been
up among us again with his paint brush.
A town NEE ting is called for Friday
Nov. 2S, for the election of Clerk and
Treasurer, in place of Dwight Tyler,
deceased.
Mrs. C. d. Rawson, of Providence
r. l., who has been visiting with her
father, David Rabbit, of this village,
for several weeks starts for home next
Monday.
Mr.. Allard has sold his stage route
from this place to Chester, to Mark
Harrington, of Hoosic Falls, N. Y,
who takes possession next Monday.
Geo. II. Walker and wife, of Put
hey, attended the funeral of squire Ty,
Ter, last Saturday, returning to Putney
on Sunday.
A. A. Curtis is out, with a poster an
nouncing his determination to sell goods
cheaper than the cheapest. Mr.. Curtis
would sell his store, also his saw ant
grist mill, one of the best in this sec
ton.
This fall has been wonderful in TIN
production of unusual vegetables ant
flower growth. Recently Mr.. Geo
Walker brought into this Office lettuce
coming up from this summers seed
large enough to eat, and to-day Mr.
Martin Hoskins brings in full blow
dandelion blossom.
Mr.. Parker j. Buxton, of Woon
socket, r. l. is makinga brief visit il
this, his native town, and while here i
arranging for the erection of a fin'
monument over the remains of his fla
Their and mother who were buried il
Thompsonburgh cemetery. Mr. Bux
ton made this office pleasant call yes
terday and left his subscription to tn
SITTER, as all the wandering sons iron
this section do. Blessings Oh them, all
Mr.. Il Mrs. c. A. Whitman have re
Turned from Manchester. Mr.. Whitman
is now ready to resume business here
Bring in your clocks, watches, sewing
machines &c. for repairs. Mr.. Whit
man is talking some of leaving here
and we can't afford to loose so good
citizen and mechanic, so fill him II
with work, so that he wont have tim
to think of going away.
frankie Tyler, who was so severed
injured last spring, left yesterday, az
companied by his mother and DR.. N.
Wood, for Boston, to enter the Mas
chusetts general Hospital for treatmen
His rupture has not healed and he +
mains in about the same condition {
three months ago. 1t is hoped that Il
facilities at the hospital will be so mut
better than can be had at home that
permanent cure may be effected.
Rev. H. c.. Leavitt, who has bee
pastorof the Baptist church in this pla
for nearly six years has resigned, al
goes to take charge of a newly esta
lished church at West Rutland. NJ
Leavitt during his residence here h
made many warm personal friends WI
regret his departure. Inside of the 5
ciety this regrets universally shared
and all sincerely wish him success
his new field of labor.
The farewell sermon WILDE preachc
at the morning hour, next Sunday.
Wednesday Evening next, the socie
will hold farewell reception at tn
vestry towhich all are invited Refres
ments will be served, as usual upon {
nation visits.
Persons indebted o this office wor
oblige us very much by immediate p;
ment, whether for job work or 9th
wise. We have on our books one
more advertisers, who if they do !
before another issue liquidatc will fl
their names in heavy faced type und
the Caption of
Dead beats. .
when mans bill is long over due q
he pays no attention to duns, this is