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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-08-06
BRATTLEBORO.

The LIST Reg. Band gave concert in
Highland Park, Thursday evening of
last week. to the fresh air children,
which drew Il crowd of some 1900 pco-
pie.
There has been an unusual amount of
drunkenness and midnight brawls OH FL
lot st. during the past week :
Mrs. A. L. Pettcc has closed her
drcssnaking rooms for Il months vaca-
ton.
The roads were very badly washed
by the heavy rain, Monday night, but
the expence Of repairs will be borne
with smile, as the rain was so much
needed.
Col. Hooker goes 10 New York to
assist in the arrangements for the fu-
neral of General Grant.
The funeral services of Gen. Grant
will be held in the Town Hall, on Sat
urday, Aug. Sth. A committee of %
appointed by the citizens, with com
mittec Of 5 appointed by the 6. A. r.
have the matter in charge. The hall
will be tastcfully drapcd and decorated.
Col. Haskins will pronounce the culogy.
followed by short address from lion.
J. l.. Martin. Geo. A. Hines, Esq,
will read an original poem. The eX-
ercises will be intcrspcrscd with vocal
and instrumental music. Tyler Camp,
Sons of Veterans, will fire minute guns
during the exercises.
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n. G. Curtis of Boston, has been in
TOWN the nrcSnnI Mcek.

n. G. Curtis of Boston, has been in
town the present week
Mr., Il. l.. Abbott, n former resident
of this place mda son of Lucius Abbott
gave his old home Il brief visit last week.
Mr., Abbott resides in So. Bend, Ind,
and is superintendent of the city water
works ut that place,
Yesterday, Rev. VIM. Bryant of L.
nion village who was drivmga colt, met
with quite an accident near the reeidcncc
of Stephen Buxton, The colt was
frightened and in the efforts to curb him
the bits broke and Mr.. d. was thrown
out receiving II sprainod ankle, a cut
over the eyebrow and bruises on the
body. lie was cared for by Mr.. q Mrs.
BUXTON until the arrival of the stage,
which he took for his sons DR.. Bryant
of Chester.
Among the recent arrivals at Peabody
House are:
Henry Buxton and family, Boston,
Mass.
w. A. Faulkner, Brallleboro.
W. II. Bracket,
Miss NJ. II. Bulmham, g "
G. L. Warner Il wife, Cambridge,
n. Y.
Rev. VIM. Robinson, Railway, n. j.
Jno. II. Chaplin g. wife, g
VIM. +. Chaplin & family, Chicago.
Iii.
Mrs. G.. A. Cox, Newton, Mass.
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w L 5 o N.

The w. G. I. L. held Il temperance
concert at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening, which was very inter
esting. The speaking and singing by
the little folks was entertaining. The
addresses by Rev. Moses Adams of
Weston and Rev. l.. p. Tucker of Me-
gainesville were interesting and in
structive. The women have got a start
in tho tcnpersnce cause, which if per-
severed i'll will result in much good.
As William Winship and Charlie Les
ter were returning from Londonderry,
Sunday afternoon, their horse became
playful, which scared Charlie out of the
carriage, whilo Winship thought to stay
Ia and was thrown out. The result was
Il sore and bruised body and broken car
riage.
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Sweet and light Bread IN Thrss
Hours.

Not long ago recipe vas sent ire. by
which bread could be made and baked
three hours. We tried it anl founl il to
be all that was claimed for it, The bread
was sweet and light, ana so much ti!Ae
and labor saved that can heartily com.
mend it.
To make the yeast. take twelve large
potatoes boil and mash them fine, ,ren
add one quart e bu ling water. eleven
quarts Of cold water, three tablcsnoon uls
Of scalded flour in one half pint If boilin
water, three tablcspooniuls of salt three
tahlespoonfuls of white sugar. and one
cupful of good yeast or two dry Yeast
cakes. Keep it in u warm place until it Is
foamy and Lively, then put into jugs, cork
tightly and keep it in u cool place 1t
should stand about thirty,siX hours before
bottling.
To make the bread, use one lint of this
yeast to n loaf of bread, using nothing else
to m0isten the flour. Mix the dough. soft
make 1t right up into loaves and put into
pans, leaving plenty of rC ON for to rise
Bake as soon as it is light and your bread
is done.
You can start this bread after breakfast
and have it baked for dinner. I do not
know how long this yeast will keep in hot
weather. but think it would not be best to
make more than half the quantity at q
time after the weather gets warm.
AMANDA.
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Summer boarders are still filling up
the Bromley House, but rs yet there is
room for one more.
Mrs. Lake Hapgood and her daugh-
ter Alice, and Master George, arrived
last Tuesday from Penn.
Mis- Jennie Byard goes to Bondville
to teach school this fall, school to com.
mence in about two weeks.
Prescott Lawrence. who is boarding
at p. ID. Wyman's, seems to be failing
quite fast.
Miss Mary Jackson returned to her
home in Springfield, Vt. last Tuesday
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THE FIRST CLIQUE,

They stood Mt the altar one short year ego;
He vowed from the troubles OF he to dcfeni
her,
To have her and hold her for veal or for woe
She spoke the responses in accents most
tender.
Tonight in the gloom. they are sitting apart;
oh has all her wifelN deyot on been Wa .tei I
She mopes there in silence, n pain at her heart !;
The lamps are unlighted. his supper I'M
tasted.
Their sky, e. 81 all cloudlcss is now overcast;
For JOY there Is sorrow. for giadneSs dejcc-
ton:
The serpant has entered their Eden at last,
And left its dark trail ON the flowers of aifec-
ton,
Oh. well may there be in leY bostrn a pain.
grief that she vainly CT i,lyurs to smother ;
Tonight he has told her IL language quite
plain,
She can't cook his meals half as good as his
mother,
Boston Courier.
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Fruit House for Cold Storage.

Mr.. John S. Collins, of Moore stown, N.
j., sends the Rural Ncw Ior.cf plans
of fruit house for cold storage. In
describing the building he says:
my fruit house was originally barn
twenty-four by thirty six feet; moved it
to the side of what i'll winter is an ice
pond, lined it on the inside with inch
boards and filed it with twenty-fOur
inches of sawdus;. Six feet from the iio0r on
the inside, are X heavy white oak pieces
running crosswise, supported by Ii. risht
posts over which and running leng !wse
of the building is floor OF chestnut rails.
On these the ice is packed too depth OF ten
feet, and Above this is II floor on which
fifteen or eighteen inches vi s;twdust are
placed. One-third of the upper sawdust
and floor, opposite he filling doors, is the
lids of the crates TO keep off all water.
Strawberries, raspDerries and b.ackbc:-
ries caI be kept for Il few days, but apples
and pears, if picked carefully before too
ripe, can be kept IS long as desired. had
in the house at one time dur.n the SUN
mer over ), 800 baskets of apples and pears.
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REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SOCIETIES.

SOClEIlES.
Mt, LEBANON LopGg, No. 49, +. \ \, NJ
Fridays on or before the full Of the moon,
|. o. OF q. T.-Every Tuesday evening at L.
SCoTT PosT, No. IL, q. \. R.-Saturday on
or before the full of the moon.
2. OF I.-SuNNy SIDE GRANGE, No. III
Saturday after the full of the moon and two weeks
thereafter, at y. M.
Monday morning, August ,, Herman
5. Bryant Of Middlcboro, Mass, was
married to Miss Mary L. Mclean, cid
est daughter Of Benz. Mclean, Esq,
of the Jamaica House, at the Baptist
Parsonage in Jamaica, by Rev. DcFor-
est Stafford, pastor of the Baptist church
hero, The happy couple started by the
morning train for Mass, where in fu-
turc they purpose to make their home,
with the good wishes of their young
companions here
Memorial services will be held at the
Baptist church, on Saturday ncXtat 5
p. m, by Rev. DeForcst Stafford, and
the Veterans of Post Scott, in honor of
their ilustrous comrade, L. S. Grant.
All are cordially invited to attend and
aid in the services 10 the memory of the
hero who has gone to his reward.
Nancy E., wife of John B. Sage of
Jamaica, passed to the bright fields of
immortality, beyond the river, we call
death, August lst at the ripe age of CT
wears. The deceased was niece of the
late Dir. Joel IIolton. She was faith
full and atlectionate wife and mother, a
kind and ohliging noighbor, true and
unchanging friend, and endured the suf-
ferings of painful disease and met the
great change, with as much patience and
calm fortitude as the great military
hero around whose mortal remains the
entire nation mourns to-day. Her flu
neral was attended at the Cong. church
in this village, on Tuesday. Aug. 4th,
Rev. L. n. Glasurc of Westb0ro, Mass.
officiating, assisted by Rev. D. F. SAT-
ford. The family desire to return
thanks to all their neighbors, and cspc-
cially to Mrs. Carrie E. Virgins for
kind services in their time of need.
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Those who propose planting artichokes
this coming season will find the White
Globe far superior in productiv,ues 10 the
Jerusalem.
The Milo maize, introduced by Mes re-.
Pratt, of Atlanta, is celt,in!y remar TX
able plant in its ability to Withstand
drought, and will pay well to raise for its
seed. 1t is sweet and must lciung to the
sorghum family, though dis net in lis
growth and great amount OF fodder.
Similar to the Milo maize in tie ma ncr
it tillers or stools, is Pear i.lpt, II a.int
from ten to twenty stalks rom sing e
grain and bearing repeated cuttings.
Those who are short of focder or rough
hess will find it invaluable a few rows
planted near the stable, convenient to cut
every day, will please the stock and save
many dollars.
Sorghum sown broadcast like oats and
mown for hay, is splendid for feed,
and stock will eat it readily or. sowed
with peas it assists to cure the Latter.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

The fine shower, Saturday, and the
long wished for rainy day, Monday,
has revived vegetation, and made this Il
general time of rejoicing.
Frank Harris is home on visit from
Scarsbulgh, y. y.
VIM. Livcrmorc is repairing his
house.
Wales Farewell has given his house
repairs.
Fruit trees are heavily laden " iih nice
fruit. many are breaking down beneath
their load.
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SOCIETIES.


Mountain Home Orange No, l3S Z. of II, LIST a
3d Tuesdays In each month.
Wihall River Lodge, No,s |. o. o, +. every
"Wednesday evening,
Farmers not done haying yet.
Good soaking rain last Monday night.
We are to have daily mail on and
after Aug. 10, from Winhall station.
Calvin Walker is to be first driver.
Raspberry market has broken down,
blucbcrries very plenty.
A Ball is advertised to come of the
18th, at town hall.
The school in Dist. No. 3, closed Fri
day, Aug. LIST, after term of II weeks.
Whole number of scholars Is, average,
10. Those having no marks: Celia
Cummings, Ola Kendall, Cora Kendall,
Agnes Lackey, Lora Lackcy, John
Williams, Henry Lackey. Absent one
day Dclbert and Johnnie Kendall.
Jennie NJ. Byard, Teacher.
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How 10 Utilize Space.

When one liyes in rented houses, writes
o correspondent, they are often found
lacking in closet room. Iwil!'tell how We
made substitute for wardrobe in a
house of this kind. There was Il recess by
the side of the chimney and in that | had
two shelves fitted. one about eight inches
from the floor, and the other about five
feet above this one. Then ! made a cur
tain just long enough to reach from one
shelf to the other. Made it in two parts
and hemmed it ut both ends, run Il stout
wire in both hens, which was fastened
at each end TO the shelves and also in the
middle. Below the upper Shelf had two
rows of hooks put, ana my closet was fin
ished The curtain being fistercu, both
top and bottom, successful, excluded the
dust. 1t parted in the middle and could
be pushed back either way, 81 ping easily
on the wire small closet OF the same
kind could be made in the corner of "a
room, using shelves that 1T into the cor
ner. Cretonne or canton tannol makes II
good curtain a wide hem should be
made, and casing for the WE stitched
about two inches from the edge, so as to
leave heading above The bottom Is
finished i'll the same way.
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tory Point, Peru and Landgrovc tuesdays, Ihurs'
days and Saturdays ut p, IN. Office hours from
80 u, m, to SIP, IN. Sundays, from II tai
Telegraph and telephone offices at ~. a. Curtis
store.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
Cong. CuuRom.-Rcy, d, IL. stroug pastor.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, y. and AN. Wed.
nosday, on or before the full ofthe moon.
Londonderry Library Association, Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening Mary Bigelow
Lirbiaran
After the storm, sunshine, for which
we are truly thankful.
Mrs. Frank Faulkner is very low,
her physician says her recovery is very
doubtful.
N. c. Curtis, Ess., of Boston, is Wis
iting his brother, A. A. Curtis.
Mrs. Gridlcy, of Brooklyn, N. Y. is
visiting at DR.. l.. 5. Arnold's
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stowcll, of Bos-
ton, are visiting friends in this vicinity.
DIR. Payne and family OF. Boston, are
stopping at his farm, the place recently
owned by Alonzo Stevens.
Last Monday, afternoon and night,
there was terrific tempest, in this vi
cinity, the wind blowing gale directly
from the east. Ii was really frightful,
and sleep was out of the question, UNI
less one had nerves of steel. Trees
were blown down, and q great deal of
damage done to growing crops. Elder
ly people say it was the hardest storm
they ever saw in Summer.
There will be social picnic held in
the grove owned by Barnet Wait, Esq.
next Friday, weather permitting. 1t is
expected that the Londonderry Cormct
Band, with their usual kindness, will
furnish music a pleasant time is an
ticipatcd, and agcncral invitation eX-
tended to all, and all ar invited to con-
tribute something towards the refresh
mcntS.
Our cunning little noighbor, with cur
ly hair, Walter Parker, evidently has
high aspirations A few days since,
his papa, ID. W. Parker, found him on
the scatfold in the barn where he had
climbed by means of ladder 10 feet
long with rounds Is inches apart, quite
a feat for child 26 months old.
The open air concert, given by the
Londonderry Cornct Band on last
Saturday eve was very nice, although,
the weather was none of the best for
such an entertainment, the air being
very heavy and damp. A large nun.
Der of people listened to and enjoyed
the music. These concerts will be con-
tinued, every Saturday evening, until
further notice.
Last Saturday we had the heaviest
thunder shower of the season: it was Il
grand medley of hail, rain and wind
The thunder roared aid rumblcd con.
tinuously, in fact it was perfect cam
onade by Heavens artillery. Light
ming did considerable damage, and
corn, oats and other grain suffered Sc.
verely from the effects of the wind. Mr.
Blodgctt, who carries Oh the Bates
farm had a horse killed by lightning du.
ring the shower.
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GRAFTON.

Quite a number OF boartlers at +. Il
ii. Phelps Hotel.
a fine monument has been erected
for the late Thos. Hill.
The seven Young men who camped al
"Buflnm's pond last week, all report
AN excellent time.
Services will bo held in this place in
memory of Gen. Grant, Sat. Aug. 8.
at2 p. m.
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Headers, Hooker Relief Corps No. 8. }

So. Londonderry, Aug. 9th. }
As an auxiliary to the Grand Army,
who to-day mourn the loss of their
brave commander and comrade, Gen
L. S. Grant, the members of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps are requested to unite
with the Grand Army in the public scr
vices, to be held in honor of his memo
ry.
Therefore,, all members of Hooker
Relief Corps, No. 9, are requested to
meet at the Corps room, on Sat. Aug.
Sth, at 1880 O'Clock, and at l O'Clock p.
m. unite with Hooker Post, and Camp
Foster Sof V. at the Baptist church and
attend the public services to be held III
honor of their great commander.
Mrs. G.. E. 5cldcn, Corps Pres.
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WuVH HutCutco tHut UO" S""o''T't""
has expired, and no more papers acW
be Sent unless IRE are notified that yOu
TiM to cOntinNe.
THIS PAPER Ss fn Dr. On s st ess
Advertising Bureau 10 Spruce st. where advertising
contracts iaay be nads for 1t IN NEW York.
Crockcry given away at Smith Il
Taylor's.
Read the new advertisement of the
furniture store,
Winchester will get into his new
building in Sept.
Chase will receive Il car load of flour,
in few days, at reduced prices.
Mr.. j. St.Ongc's family are afflicted
with the hooping-cough.
Mr. Winfield Wright was in the vii
lagc, Tuesday, for the first time since
his illness.
Our pleasant and popular mail route
agent and wife have taken board with
Dir. n. u. Wood.
Mrs. Sergeant and her sister, Mrs.
Churchill are keeping Mrs. Whites
house warm during that lady'S absence.
A. L. Cudworth, Esq. aud his brother
in-aw, Mr.. Rogers caught SO pounds
horned pouts out of jamaica pOud,
Tuesday.
W. J. Cudworth of Landgrove, was
in town Yesterday with a badly imflam-
ed eve. DR.. Wood relived him by eX-
tracing silver of steel flom the ball of
the afflicted member.
The heavy rain and wind, Monday
night did considerable damage in this
vicinity to growing corn and small grain.
Oats and corn in many places arc laid
flat. Mr.. c. ID. Farnum had valuable
crab-applc tree ruined.
Mr. Ezra Pierce, who died at the
Brattleboro asylum, recently, was Il
brother of widow Emery Melendy, of
this place. Mr.. Pierce resided in this
town until about ten years ago when
he removed to Chester. Shortly after
his remova he developed signs of in
sanity and was finally taken to the asy-
lum where he died at the age of GO.
The vicinity of No. Windham Post
Office is getting quite prominent as a
desirable and attractive place for Sum-
mer boarders. There are at present
some six or more at Chester Huntley's,
ten at Herman Grisworld's and three
at John Greeley's. More are expected
soon.
Mr.. EDTOR:-I have Just read in
the SITTER an account of the burning
of the buildings owned and occupied
by F. b. Pier, Esq, at Jacksonville
These buildings were erected by Capt.
Lowell Rawson in 1854. The carpcn.
ter work was done by Moses skinner
of jamaica, and the mason work by T.
phraim Pearson of the same town. The
entire length of the buildings was 16l
feet, and they were considered the ii.
nest buildings in town. The expense
of Building was over $1,000. The va
cant chair VISA waiting there while We
were marching en- TO Richmond.
c, ID. Rawson.
Providence, II. l., Aug. 10.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CuURCn--Rcv, q. r. Fulltr, pAsto +.
Every sabbath at 10 Ij II, m and 100 +, IN. Sab
bath school, L. 10 m. Meeting on "Wednesday eve
uings at 80
NJ. L. CuuRCu--Rcv. W. III. Wight, pastor
Ser, fces, same hours of Baptist Church Prayer
meetings every Tuesday evening.
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Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week At the office of pub
lication and at the Post Office ut Lon
donderry.
Call on the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
C.. a. WHITMAN,
-. Londonderry.
The Subscriber would call the atten
ton of hog breeders to his fine Jersey
boar as being the best stock hog i'll this
section
S. ID. CURTIS.
SKATING RINK.-Thc skating rink, at
So. Londonderry, will be open every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, UNI
ill futhcr notice. The management will
strive to maintain in the future the well
earned reputation of this rink for good
order and gentlemanly bearing.
Admission 10 cts. Owners of skates
Is cents. Good stabling, handy to the
Rink, free to its patrons.
Ladies admitted free.
st. Ongc a. Josselyn, proprietors.
7tf.
If you want job printing go to the
Sitter oificc-Scnd orders by mail and
the work will be returned by mail,
without extra charge.
Do You want Il new watch? If so
consult G. A Whitman, So. London
derry. He will warrant all watches pur-
chased through him.
Transfer Paper
All colors, for sale at the SITTER
OFFICE. Sheets 10 q only 10 cts. 3
sheets, different colors, % cts. Sheets
II X IS twenty-five cents. Sent BY mail
post paid. Address,
II. NJ. Shanks,
SO. Londonderry, Vt.
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Headers Camp Foster, $. of V.

So. Londonderry, Aug. 9th. }
The death of Gen. L. S. Grant, the
brave and successful hero of the Rebel
ion, calls for expressions of sympathy
and love from all civic and military or
CARNATIONS.
Now, therefore, it is ordered that the
members Of Camp Foster, S. of V.
meet at their hall on Saturday Aug. Stl'
at 1880 p. m, to unite with Hooker
Post and the Woman's Relief Corps in
attending the memorial exercises at the
Baptist church at ! p. M, Oil that day.
Alvah Sturgcss, Capt.
i.sz
Our complaint of the mail service be-
tween this place and Factory Point re-
ceived prompt attention from the Post
Office Department, and brought Inspec-
tor Doynton on to the grounds, this
week. From conversation with Mr.
BoyntOn we are convinced that the De.
partment will keep all eye on this route
and will make an effort to give lis a civ.
ilized mail service.
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Memorial Services.

Services, in memory of General e..
s. Grant will be held at The Baptist
Church, saturday, August the Sth, at
/ O'Clock, p. m, under the auspices of
Hooker Post. A sermon, appropriate
to the occasion will be delivered by
Rev. W. ii. Wight to he followed by
remarks by Rev. O. p. Fuller, and Il
culogy on the life and character of the
deceased hero by a. E. Cudworth, Esq.
Hooker Post, Woman's Relief Corps
and Camp Foster, S. of V. will attend,
each as 4 separate organization.
All are invited to attend and pay tri-
butte to the memory of the nations hero
and statesman.
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The Londonderry, VI, SITTER.
So. Londonderry, W.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily, Sundays excepted, for Bralt'e
'oro and intermediate stations. Mail, o. 90 u, NJ;
mixed, Il 80 p. IN, Trains arrive from Brallleboro
ani intermediate stations, mixed, II 30 ~ nj mail
S;lOp,m
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CosaagdATIoNAL-R1v. o. q. Baker, paste
Sabbath-day services, II Ii II. M; sabbath school
Immediately following this services. Evening seryic
rs at 30. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at I. Teachers meeting Erldey evenings ut S.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.-kev. DeForest Stafford, pas
or. Services held, Morning, ID I5; Evening, I.
Sabbat hschool NJ close of morning services.
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TRATELERS GUIDE.

Trains leave Jamaica daily Sundays eS'
cepted, as follows Going south, mail - u. NJ
mixed 90 p, NJ, going north, mixed 10 %, mail %
y, m,
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAiLs,--,Iohn c
Robinson, 7. NJ, Mails close 20 minutes before ar
rival of mail trains. Mails open 20 minutes after ar
rival of mail trains.
Stage for Manchester and intermediate points
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays upon ar
rival OF morning down train,
Telegraph office ut Depot,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

NJ, l., chureh-Rev, c, +, Partridge, pastor
Every sabbath at II II. m, Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening"
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F. w. WILLIAMS,
MACHTNIST


Iron planners, Lever and Power Punch
es, Tire Upsetts, Bolt Clippers, Toe
caulk sharpening foot wise, Saw Ar
bors and general Jobbing.
Londonderry, Vermont.
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Post once, q, Il. Smith, T. NJ. Mails close At
and : IA, arrive ut and 40, daily,
Chester Stage leaves, 10 n, m arrives, IN daily