The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-05-16
REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SnrJEVVES


|, o. OF G. livery Tuesday evening at I,
ScoTT Posi-, No. IL, q, A. R,-Saturday on
or before the full of the moon.
L. OF H.--SuNNY SIDE GRANGE, No. iii
Saturday after the full of the moon and two weeks
shercafter, at I p. IN.
If no news is good news, our readers
will have good news from Jamaica this
week.
Merchant Muzzy went down to the
Hub last week oli shopping tour.
Look out for new goods at that mans
store.
We learn that Professor Howard was
confined to the house by illness last
week. DR.. Kenyon was called, and
speaking of doctors, we, are reminded
that DR.. Ray returned from New York
last Saturday night. He is to continue
practice here, as we are informed.
We have had, and are having, good
grass weather, and the trees are put
ting on their summer costumes, and
flowers are shyly revealing their long
hidden beauties, and mother natures
time and season of new creations, and
miracles of love, and lovely miracles,
and of revealed mysteries prodigally
and grandly spred before oln SENSES
yet mysteries stills opening, and
widening, and swelling into the grand
old but ever new song of infinite har-
mony.
The Baptists have their Sunday
School concert next Sunday.
The present correspondent of the
SITTER has had his day. He means to
have short vacation, and after next
week will cease to scribble regularly
for the leading weekly of the West
River Valley, But having been there,
or thereabouts, at its birth, retains a
kindly feeling and even affection for it,
and wishes it all kinds of good success,
and better Jamaica scribbler, all of
which it is easy and certain to obtain.
If he has helped to entertain a single
reader for passing moment, he es-
teens himself fortunate; and if he has
written word or sentence causing a
moments displeasure or unhappiness to
any one, he tenders an honest regret.
And so to the SITTER readers, good
bye.
" But it is no matter;
Let Hercules himself do what he may,
The cat will new, and dog will have
his day"
The evening services of our Baptist
church are now held at O'Clock.
Business seems generally good with
our mechanics of the different trades,
and farming is now being pushed, Civ
ing employment to many. We are a
busy community.
The dramatic club are to paint the
outside of their hall, and perhaps do
some other repairs thereon.
Frank Bolster, our veteran teamster,
has sold all but two of his horses, and
reduced his establishment to peace
footing.
The Jamaica House has neat new
sign up over the main entrance. Go
and see it for yourselves, and stop over
night and get one of the Jamaica
House steaks and a cup of real old Java
coffee for breakfast, gracefully served
by deft and gentle hands. Miss Min
ME Stockwel remains for the present
as table waiter, and it is rumored that
Stockwell pere is to settle here. Well,
why not? We insist that Jamaica is a
coming town; it may be after the fash
ion of the "coming man. in the farce,
slow and sure, but coming. We pin
our faith to it to degree, and shall
keep an eye Oh it. The r. r. helps it,
the SITTER helps it, and it should more
broadly help itself to its true future.
III. E. Spenser lost valuable COW
last week.
New dress-making rooms and artistic
fitting a Ia Propach's latest French sys-
TEN, and Fastus Corsets, by Mrs. G. N.
Wyman, at merchant Sherwin's. What
is the use of living if you can't be in
the fashion. That's what the girls say,
the giddy things.
The spire of the Opera house was
suddenly Frustrated last Tuesday, and
came laundering down in front of the
building, where it lay perfect wreck.