The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-10-08
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

store,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CoNG, CuURcu.-Rev, d. II, stroug, pastor
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, \. and a. NJ. Wed.
ncsday, on or before the full ofthc moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening, Mary Bigelow
Lirbiaran
G. O. Davis and wife are on the sick
list.
Mrs, J. NJ. Tarbell is visiting in N.
IL.
Miss Lucy Norton of New York is
visiting at ID. ID. Waits.
The last party of ID. d. Waits sum
mcr boarders returned to their homes
last week.
Heavy rains and high winds prevail
ed in this section last Sunday.
People are very glad to have l.. 5.
Richardson resume his old position as
leader of the church choire.
Walter Stowell has had quite a seri-
Gus time with one of his hands caused
by cutting it with chisel.
DR.. L. S. Arnold is prepared to vac
cinatc those who may desire.
The last dance of the season at Low
ell Lake came off last Friday.
SIR. and Mrs. Henry Lampson, and
their sister, Lucy Wilder, the sprightlv
little Miss of the SITTER Office, made
brief visit, last week, to friends in
Pcrkinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Turner of Athol,
Mass. are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ara Whitman, and other
friends in this vicinity,
Rev. ID. II. Strong and wife started
Monday on their vacation trip TO be
gone nearly three weeks. They will Wis
it friends in Mass. and attend the NEE
ting of the American Board in Boston.
For the next two Sabbaths the Con@re-
gational church will be supplied by Rev
0. +. Fuller, who will preach at | 10,
p. IN. Sunday school at l2:15.
A nice large globe has recently been
purchased for the use of our village
school. This, and also a finely bound
copy of Wcbster's unabridged diction-
airy, which was purchased some time a.
90, were paid for with funds obtained
by the scholar by giving entertainments
at the close of the Winter terms of
school for the past two years. This is
certainly highly creditablc to the schol-
ars and their teachers.
The Bangor Commercial, Sept. 2Sth
says: &c. L. Whitman, the Aroostook
bear hunter, formerly of Londonderry
Vt, tells the Pioneer that while pros
peciing for u camp ground on the Mat
tawamkeag river, he and companion
received undeniable evidence that
wolves abounded in the locality. III the
hunters own words "A bowling pack
held high carnival near enough to our
camp to prevent our sleeping This
would seem to be proof convincing that
'varmints' are not wholly extinct in
Maine as was lately claimed"
And now kind readers, please let us
speak for q moment of the wonderful
color work with which nature is busy at
the present time. Is it not beautiful,
beyond compare, and so artistic, far as
the eve can reach we see one above all
other, such elegant colors of scarlet,
crimson and gold, green and brown,
and their intermediate tints that is all
like a beautiful picture, and SO far a.
bove anything made by hands, that one
can but look and admire. In fact we
cannot find words to express our admir-
alton, and can only say that we sincere
ly thank the Givcr of all good for so
much lovliness, and we must all enjoy
it while we can, for il will soon be
gone. Every breeze that rustles
through the leaves seems to whisper,
passing away, passing away.