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Home Place Butter fresh every Saturday, on Ice at G.
Saxon q Co.'S -
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Rfan0a and OrRana.

II YOU are in Of any call at f. C. Gilmores Furni
ture Emporium.
Just RecelV0u
100 barrels Flour fresh ground).
rs barrels Sugar.
10 barrels Crackers.
~ boxes Neat.
tierces Lard.
SO boxes "Od Soap"
20 boxes Starch.
10 boxes Hoda-
~ bags Coffee, &C., &C., &C.
At retail or by the package low down, ct
GEO. w. SAXON Co.'S.
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Meat. Neat.

Will buy the best Unlaundried Shirt at D. b Megnns
Jr's.
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- Regular meetings 81 ApctI La ENcAMP-
~ are held the second aid fourth Es4d0y Ett
Ns>r y" rh month AT their Lodge Room, q O'Clock.
ns9rs .,,srchs in good standing are ivi,cd "a afend
All Pair'A'' C. &. PEARCH G. p.
p,rrR Str5b@
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star shirts, Star shirts,


The Best Fitting Shirt made for sale at D. Megnniss
Ira
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To pive your horses and cattle few doses OF Horse an
Catrse Powder. The best will be found at awls Drn
StOfS
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ONE LARGE JERSEY cow.

three years old, face and sides dark, almost black,
shading to gray, and gray ard white the back
and rump; switch) or long hair of her tail white;
very short incrrvcd white horns, the tips black, and
had on the eds brass balls (they of course could
be easily taken OFF y cuts marks in the ears
except mall oval hole in the right ear, in which
was a tin tag, label, on which stamped W.
L. Robinson, GtenmOod, Fla 81 now dry. but would
he in milk about July list The above reward will
be paid for the return of the to me, ten dol
lars for such information may lead to her rccov-
cry. W. l.. ROBINSON,
p. O. Box 1871. Tallahassee Fla.
MAY 90 1SA-tf
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PE KSONAG.

In Light Shades and Weights for summer. at d. B. Nj
ginni-s Jrs. 5
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New Supply just Received at d. b. Meginnss, Jr's
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Gold Leaf,
Time 10 STOP IL.

The best Patent Flour made for sale Stern Cos
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500 REV ARD!

Jersey COW, SrRAYED O. STOLEN FROM
q the residence OF w. H. ROBINSON, Z miles from
Tallahassee on the Miccosukie road, Sunday,
the 18th day of April, 1884,
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Boots and shoes.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.

All the best maker can be found at D. b. Megnniss Jr
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To he C0ntiaued. |
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r,,c FLORIDIAN FOR TIRE
l'AMPAB GN.
-, 90 for seven Moeths.

In order to place the FT0RmTAN within the
or IN during the important irnliiical Cam
pasu ot 1851. We will send |. the paper to single
',nsc,iner, until the first of december fog 81.
/. a,h. q, five, and one to gei'r nj of club, al
70 cent, copy
r, climbs of ten, and All extra c..py 10 person
f,rminr club. - cents Il copy.
To club, oil twenty, and extra copy to person
serdinr club 20 cents copy.
Attb,se low rate, cash must accompany all
orders.
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CHESTER.

f. n. Childs of Battleboro spent
last Sunday in town.
A number of farmers are attending
the State Fair at Burlington, this week.
Chas. j. Fields of Sutherland Falls,
VT, was visiting his uncle, Foster p.
Fields, last week He is now attend-
ing the Vermont Academy Ut Saxton's
River.
A hard thunder shower passed over
this place last Sunday evening and was
very welcome.
Atwood Sergeant raised this summer
from ) 81 acres of land, $50 bushels
of oats How is that,
o. 2. Herrick and wife, formerly of
this village, were in town last week, on
their return from Il western visit. Mr..
Ilcrrick will be remembered as Il part
ner in the old tin company in this place,
of VIM. Miller 4 Co. His home is
now i'll Fitchburg. Mass.
Read Johnson X Pollard's advertise
mcnt and if You are in want of any
good. in their line. be sure and give
them II call. as they have the largest
and best selected stock of goods in this
part of the country, and prices that
defy. competition. Remember the place
in the Hotel Block.
The people in this village have been
getting in their supply of coal for the
past two weeks.
j. A. Farnsworth has made -
mile trottin9 course near his residence,
upon which he exercises hi, goodly
number Of horses.
The repairs on the Episcopal church
have been commenced i'll good earnest.
Apples are quite plenty, and are
much better than was expected ON ac-
count of the frost. The prices are low.
thus early in the season.
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Mr. Henry A, Fem and family of
Boston are visiting friends in this
place,
Miss Lizzie Aldrich who has been
spending the summer At Mr.. ). A.
Richardson has returned to her home
in Boston.
Miss Ida Richardson has gone to Bos-
ton to take lessons in vocal and instru-
mental music.
The rains do not effect the springs
much around here. Mr., Daniel Eddy
has to draw water from Duane Il Cud-
worth's pond, over one half mile for
his stock,
Mr.. Allen billiard has gone TO Mass.
expecting to find work there.
School in District No. 2 is in prog
ress under the direction of Miss Mary
Spaulding of Weston,
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WARDSBORO.
Weather very warm and div.

Weather very warm and dry,
\ few summer boarners yet remain
at the Wmdsboro House.
Miss Nellie Morse has gone TO Mont
pelier to attend the Methodist Sem
mary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson of West
boro, Mass, are visiting al her fathers,
Mr.. Ed, Plimpton.
Mr.. Parker Warren, of Philadelphia,
Penn, and Mr., .Iohnatan Brimhall, OF
Bratteboro, were in town this week.
Mr.. Wright Kidder and wife from
Terre-lIaute are visiting friends in this
village.
The annual town fair will take place
on the 25th of this month.
A large company of Young people
from this village went to Jamaica on
9TH to witness the play of Uncle Toms
Cabin.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

NJ. 4. Church-Rey. Il. C.. Vaile, pastor
Every sabbath at Il a. m. Prayer meeting every sat
urday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange, No. l3s =. of II. l.t
Sd Tuesdays in each month.
Winhall River Lodge, No. $, |. o. o. F. ever,
Wednesday evening
Hot and very dry. Thermometer 9,
in the shade.
Mrs Emily Taylor has gone TO Hi
nois.
5. Burt Taylor is attending the fal
telm at the Burr Il Burton Seminar,
at Manchester.
Rev. Mr.. Allen from South London
derry preached last Sunday Afternoon
at the NJ. f. Church.
Last week Tuesday was busy day
Town meeting in the forenoon. Free.
mems meeting in the afternoon.
Voted at the town meeting to raise
100 cts on the dollar to pay indebted.
ness and pay expenses for this year
James Nj. Kendall was chosen collec.
tor.
Justices for Winhall. &. r. VIII
liams, W. ID. Leonard, Joshua Barnard
A. p, Graham, |. l.. Kelley.
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BRATTLEBORO.

The Ninton paper mills have shut
down for two weeks for the purpose OF
making repairs.
Crowell's Highland Park although
not yet finished is quite favorite re.
sort for picnies and pleasure parties
The Methodist Sunday school picniced
there on Wednesday of last week and
had very pleasant time.
Our annual skeedadlee occurred on
Saturday morning when Sheriff Brown
appeared with invitations to an enter
tainment to be given by the grand jury
at Newfane this week.
Col. Hooker has gone TO New York
to attend to the duties of the National
Committee.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Congregational-Rev r. j. Metcalf, pastor.
Every sabbath at II a M and j m. Sabbath schoo)
after morning service Prayer meeting, Thursday
evenings at ! 30
Mrs. Metcalf's many friends in Lon
donderry and elsewhere will be glad to
learn that although she is still unable
to walk she can raise herself to a sit
ing posture in bed without help, and
can ride two hours at time when. the
weather is not two warm.
The following poem, written by
Miss Laura G.. Pierson, was read at a ).
S. Concert held at this place on the
evening of August 3lst, 1884, in aid Of
the building fund of the missionary
ship, New Morning Star.
Rich blessings on the Morning Star,
TO speed her on her way;
That she may herald far from here
The dawn OF perfect day
May angel guided be the helm,
And Heaven bles the crew
That noby aids His servitors,
Their Masters work to do.
Oh may she prove gallant ship
4 very star indeed,
TO pierce the clouds of ignorance.
IND light a peoples need
Then speed her, speed her on the way.
That She may bear aiar
The light that's ever shining down
From Christ, the Morning Star.
A party CT twelve enjoyed Il pleasant
trip to Lowell Lake Friday.
Daniel Harris and his daughter are
visiting friends in Lansingburg. n. y.
E. a. Holmes, has turned carpenter
and is at work with the bridge-builders
on the railroad David Pomeroy is
running his mill.
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N0tlSes under TINS mead l0G line, each insertion.
A car load of Stoves Just received at
Winchesters, Peabody House basement.
j. J. Hapgood ~ Co., Lumber
Manufacturers, Peru, VT, the capacity
of whose mills are three and half mil
lion feet per annum, are ready 10 take
a contract for any amount hereunder
of spruce or hardwood. Depots. So.
Londonderry and Manchester.
Call on the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
C.. A. WHITMAN.
So. Londonderry.
To RENT.-A room well adapted for
All office, BARRIERS shop, Photographic
gallery-good sky-lights-&c. &c, Lo-
Gated over "Sifter Office Apply to
S. d. CURTIS.
For SALE.-A desirably located dwell
ling on Main St., near the Post Office,
So. Londonderry, Vt. Apply to
s. d. CURTIS.
Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the Office of pnb-
LEGATION and at the Post Office at Lon
donderry.
The Londonderry skating rink will
continue to be opened every Saturday
evening, and to private parties any day
or evening.
ID. b. GODDARD.
Proprietor.
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A fine bunch of oats, containing
over 10 stalks, nearly feet in hight
was left at this office by the Shattuck
Bros. of Winhall.
Rev Il, c. Vale, of Bondville,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday,
Willie &. Vogle, of Hartford, Conn,
who with his sister Lucy have been
spending the summer with +. A. Liv-
ermore of this town returned home
Monday, and was immediately taken
down with diptheria and is very low,
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+ e X U.

Mr.. EDITOR:
l notice in your last issue the follow
ing item:
"Last Monday c. II. Long, peddler
of yankee notions, residing in this town
was arrested upon complaint of d. N.
Connable, of Bernardstown, Mass,
for alledged trespass. Long procured
bail" "a peddler' of local scandal
seems to have been busy and the above
shows how he has spent his time. No
person but one strongly disposed to
| evil, and seeking for sensationalism
| even at the expense of truth, would
have written or sent for publication
| such all article as this; referring to an
upright and honorable townsman.
ANY one who chooses to inquire into
the circumstances-an what right had
he to write it he did not inquire-could
easily have found how little foundation
there was for the faction of trespass.'
Simply, the facts are these; the firm of
j. P. Long & Son bought at the bank
rupt sale of the property of one Saw
yer mill and property pertaining
thereto. The sale was not made until
Sawyer was notified and warned to re-
move anything he might have Oh the
premises. Sometime after Sawyer
acting for Connable, his brother-in-law,
claimed some old iron, valued at a few
cents, certainly less than a dollar, that
III Longs had removed with some 9th
er IN ings from the mill. For this the
iu,;or uember of the firm was arrested
with the writ for trespass. No one
who knew the parties would make or
attempt to Sustain, a chcrge of mis-ap-
propriating property or of any dis
honorable intention against Long &
Son. What makes it doubly absurd is
the small value Of the property claimed.
Probably the worth of the IRON Is not
fifty cents. Now why should any per-
son actuated by right motives, ana
seeking only truth and justice write the
above article? Is it not about true mat
the mania that seems to possess Inc
country for sensational stories without
any or but slight foundation of truth.
and with no regard for manly feelings,
was discouraged by people and press.
Spiteful actions rarely pay. Either
those who begin and prosecute them or
those who propagate them. Let justice
be done, but in the meantime let not
law abiding citizens be villified. Per-
sonal pique should never be allowed to
ain itself in our papers. Y
Some of our schools have COM
menced. Annie Burroughs teaches in
district No. l.. II. W. Burbanks in No.
2. Jennie Byard, in No. 4. Jennie
SAWYER in MOI. Mary PETERS goes TO
Weston Nellie Walker to Putney.
Mrs. Dana Wyman, and other friends
are visiting Mrs. p. T. Wyman.
Ed. Farnum, from Virginia made a
flying trip here last week.
Miss Annie Farnum has gone into the
millinery shop at Factory Point.
A. T. Byard has finished his job at the
Notch mill and is home again.
Two new cases of diphtheria. Will
Byard and Pearl Larkin are the victims
this time The rest of our sick ones
are improving slowly.
Once again we have been aroused by
the whistle of the steam mill.
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Post-ohice Fred Leonard, T. NJ. Mails close
daily at a. M, for Chester, and at same time Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point
Pers and Landgroye. Daily At 5p. m. for So
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from So. London
derry at a. M, from Chester at p. M, from Fac
tory Point Peru and Iandgrove Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays ut 5p.m
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL CnURCu.-No settled pastor
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, +. and a. NJ. Wed
nesday, on or before the full ofthe moon
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening Mary Bigelow
librarian
The village school commenced here
last Monday under the tuition of Miss
Nellie Bailey a good teacher in every
respect.
Mrs. Geo. A. Howard accompanied
by Miss Ida Richardson is visiting in
Boston. Mass. Also Mr.. A. Cole and
wife of this place are visiting at that
place.
l.. S. Richardson is west attending TO
the business of the Carpenter Organ
Co. of which firm we understand he is
one and business manager l.. p. Shell
don will attend to his business to whom
all orders should be addressed.
Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe was Il
success. About seven hundred at
tended and report Il good thing. The
company showed themselves like ladies
and gentlemen while here.
1t will be seen that our correspond
ent takes issue with lis in reference to
the merits of this dog show. Where
was Andy and the mule, Barney, and
EVA in the golden realm" with "three
distant changes" and dozen other nice
things that these frauds advertised in
such glowing terms. Well if there is
any body thinks well of them, they are
hcky-but not deserving.-Ed.]
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SOCIETY MEETINGS

ANCHOR LopGE No. 10, +. u A, NJ, Tuesday
evenings. on or before the full of the moon.
HOOKER PosT, No. 5, q A. r. First Saturday
in each month.
FARNkR's GRANGE, No. l37, y. OF II. Fridays,
ON before the full of the moon, and every weeks
thereafter.
DIVISION NO. %, =. OF Il. Every Monday eve.
ming at O'Clock.
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McPhail, Weber, Guild.
Decker and other Pianos.
Carpenter, Mason
and Hallllin and
n. England Organs

The McPhail upright grand is acknowled-
ged by the best judges, to be the finest up
| right piano made. They received the First
| Gold medal and highest aeward at the last Me-
chanics Fair Boston. DR.. Geo. L. Root. the
| distinguished musical author says OF them :;
"lhe tone is magnificent, such roundness and
fullncss lhave never herd before, and as to
singing quality, it is unsurpassed in any instru-
nent which have ever played upon | have
never before touched a piano so perfect in
every respect
you are thinking of buying PIANO or
ORGAN, do not fail to write Tor catalogues
and prices. will give better instruments for
the same money than can be bought of any
one in this section.
Sold for cash or installments or old ones
taken in exchange
II. Z. LAKE, keene \. H..
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LANDGROVE.

II. p. Warner has recently purchased
two very fine Holstein heifers. They
were imported from Holland last April
Mr.. Warner Il man who believes in
progression.
Mr.. o. J. Estsbrook il putting an en-
CINE into his mill.
Duane 4 Cudworth are putting in q
cider mider.
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LOCAL SUMMARY.
ID. b. GODDARD.
Proprietor.

For this weather.
Did you know it?
How long must we swelter.
q for some secluded shady nook
If no news is good news we present
it this week, locally.
The sick at Mrs. Whites are better.
e.. a. Whitman and wife are visiting
Mr.. Whitman's brother, A. D. Whit
man, at Rutland this week.
Windham County shippers are plenty
this week-County Court in Session.
What makes them skip out so?
The eager child inquired.
Because they loved the bottle so,
The aged sire replied.
Mr.. Levi Durham, of Factory Point
has been in town this week.
f. w. Melendy returned Monday
evening from a brief visit to Montreal
'apd Quebec. W. p. Eager of BrattIe.
boro accompanied Mr.. Melendv.
OF all the words of tongue OF pen,
The saddest to Cleveland is '.Uncle
Ben
1t will be seen by reference to ouI
advertising columns on second page
that the county examination Of teacers
will take place at Brattleboro. Sept. 2t
and q. All interested will read the
secretary's notice referred to above.
Willie and Arthur Holden. sons OF
5. NJ. Holden are attending the fall
term of Leland & Grey Seminary al
Townshend
). NJ. Holden is repainting his resi-.
dence also the house on The Slocum
place, VIM. Clark of Wardsboro doing
the work
''E. o. Rogers grand pavilion opers
company" gave an alledged rendition
Of Uncle Toms Cabin at Londonderry
village, Saturday evening. As this
company gave this Office '.free tickets
they of course expect an opinion and
they shall have it without money and
without price. ''E. 0. Rogers grand
pavilion opera company is All unmiti-
gated fraud. They have no dramatists
among them and their well advertised
scenery is only fair charcoal sketches.
Mr.. Fred A. Walker has gone on one
sof his semi-occasional trips. This time
Boston is the first objective point.
Miss Cook, of Conn.,, who recently
r;'|sted herbrother in this place returned
70 her home last Monday.
~, g., nuel A. Mansfield, of Phil.
.delnh;a who has been spending q
portion of the sL.
Windham post Office in ''''
returned TO her city home.
Miss Hattie A. Pierce returns y
Cambridge, Mass, this week.
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Our boys and the Bondville boys had
II matched game of base ball here last
saturday. Score 10 to II in favor of
our Boys. They play again next Sat
urday
Miss Eiiie Landhnan is teaching school
his fall in Stratton. and Miss C;lady.
Pier IN District No. in Jamaica.
E. II. Landmal and b. b. Rawsoli
are at Newfane this week attending
county court a. .jurymen.
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JAMAICA.
TRAVEL Frs GUIDE.

Trsins leave Jamaica daily, Sundays eI
eeptsd, as follows; Going south, mail ! So a. IN.
mixed IS p. m; going north, mixod 10 %, mail o.
pm.
| OPENING AND CLOSING or MAiLs.-John I
| Robinson, Z. NJ, Mails close 20 minutes before al
rival OF mail trains Malls open 20 minutes after ar
, rival Of mail trains
Stage for Manchester and intermediate point
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays upon ar
rival OF morning down train.
/ Telegraph office at Depot,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o. u. Baker, pastor
sabbath day services, IL Ia a. M; Sabbath ssboo
Immediately following this services. Evening ssrvie
a. at 50. Prayer meeting every Thursday evenipi
att. Teachers meeting Fridey evenings al ).
Baptist CnuRcu.-Rev. DeForest Stafford, pas
tor. Services held, Morning lO45; Evening, T.
| sabbst hschool at close of morning services
REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SOCIETIES.
Nj. LEBANON LODGE, No. 46, +. 4 A. A.
Fridays on or before the full Of the moon,
| |. 0. OF 6. T.-Every Tuesday evening at l
| scorT PosT, No. II, &. A. R.--Saturday oil
or before the full OF tho moon
| Z. OF H.--SUNNy SIDE GRANGE, No. If
Saturday after the full of the moon and two week,
shereafter, at p. m.
The village schools have commenced
under the tuition of Geo. \. Wymm
in the higher department aud Miss
PAYNE of West Jamaica in the primary
Hiss May Waterman returns to sax
tons River this week to resume her
studies at the Vermont Academy.
Walter Cutler and Halle Waterman
are attending school at TownShend. this
fall.
Mrs. Cobleigh. wife of home mis-
sionary i'll W. T. gave an address. at
the Congregational church last Sunday
morning also in the evening, in the i'll
terest of whitman College" at Walla
Walla She received collection of
500. towards reducing the college debt.
The infant son of Rev. and Mrs.
o. G.. Baker was Christened last Sab
bath at the Congregational church.
From six to seven hundred people
attended the Rogers Dog Show last
Friday evening in this place.-IIow
people do like to be IIUMBUGGED.
Several of our Young men were
summoned to appear before the grand
jury at Newfane, this week. Two or
three started for parts unknown before
"Quincy got at them.
The Jamaica House is filled with
guests.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CnuRcA-Rev. IL. C, Leavitt, pastor.
Every Sabbath at 10 AZ a. m, and 100 ?. m. Sab.
oathschool, l2is p. m. Meeting on "Wednesday owe.
mugs al $50
N. L. CnuRcn-Rev. j. $. Allen, pastor. Ser.
vices, same hours Of Baptist Church, Prayer ues.
tinga every Tuesday evening.
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NEWFANE.

The Young Peoples Dramatic Club
of this place will give social dance
in Union Hall on the lst night of the
Windham County Fair, Sept. Il.
Come one. come all.
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Telegraph Office at Depot.

Post Office, l.. w. Page, =. M--Mais close 20
minutes before arrival Of mail trains mails open 20
minutes after arrival Of mail trains
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The Londonderry, VT, SITTER.
So. Londonderry. VI.
TRAyELLER,s GUIDN.

Trains leave, daily, Sundays excepted, for Bratls.
boro and intermediate stations, Mall d: SIS u, IN,
mixed, IL 80 p m. Trains arrive, from Brattleboro
and intermediate stations, mixed, II 80 a, M. mail,
$40 pm,
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WEST TOWNSHEND.


Trains leave daily, Sundays excepted, going south
mail, at 90 a. m; mixed at a:l5 p M; going north
Mixed e:45 a. M. mail, 80 p IN. Stage for Wind
ham leaves, daily, at 90 and arrives at 80 p. m.
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LONDONDERRY.
Travellers Guide.

Telegraph and telephone offices at \, A. Curtis
store,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-09-11
BONDNiILE.


Mails arrive from the east at 10 a. m. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays. From the West at p
IN, Tuedays, Thursdays aud Sanrdays-C. b.
Williams, Z. NJ.