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New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
ECZEMA!

rho hs,oat q, suffering hu ni.y and IN heartfelt gras'
itnde result deem only my duty 10 give
this unsolicited testimony In favor OF swts spsciac ~
wife Afflicted with hereditary Eczrht OF SAT- hne
from her infancy II increased In intensity with e~h
succeeding sprng and being somewhat skilled nei'e''
myself tried every medicine could think Oh ior years
ssrsaparilla combined with evefy form OF roas''. %
hundreds remedies lotions a,d aikaii "as'os ..
every known kind but th5y all gave only Temporary te'
az the spring OF 1854 her lower oxtrsmues oeeae "
iruamed api sore that sho was Obliged 10 Keep he"
stantly coated with o covering OF Fuers EArtn ma
wet and allowed 70 dry Among other thhSs sue vas
ectsd with perodcal nervous headache occurring rssu'
larry every days somet.mes followed Dy al h'o"'
fever for .sas at time that her lie became ouraon"
her.
This spriug Determined she should take s. y ana o
strictly directions In regard to DOSE aie" e'0
about seven ago. After taking ths ns' '.'ee
the as.ase sesaedt to the burning neMns Al"
aaDimaton became unbesrable. she however Pei
the use OF tho medicine. After taxing Inc scohu vo'
inflammation began 70 subsid After 'ne 'nru oO'
oanmaou and spots dried up a."
hts and scay and finally brushed them Oh Ia III III
pspabls white powder resembling pure sa'' ,Yv 90.
taxing the sixth bottle three tabespoonsiui oo.
Every appearance OF the disease mas gone M" ~, o,o
becoming SOFT white and smooth again anu WIS.
hs disappeared anu she " ne"
81 years OF age enjoying the only good health sue n
for upward OF 40 years No wonder she declares W."
pnass that every bottle OF $. s. g. 10 WORTH 'n'D''"
Its weight In gold
Any further information como rning ner case VA" "
,uy syeu by herself OF residence. lso Muie''
or by
JOHN r. BRADLEY. a. orsw0ld esr'ss
Detroit, Mich May 10. 1885.
ps sure to got the gsnurs and send for TreAuss w
and skin DisesAes, frea
For sale BY su drusgists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer s. Atlanta o.
i57 wost asa Street. NY.
OFFICE nouns. ssssss:ssssS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

A racing parsOn recently made curious mis-
take In giving out OF the hymns. The hymn
lected the wellkrown Paradise. o Paradise r.
but, with thoughts wandering to EPSON, the worthy
delivery Of the hymn with o Paradox, Paradox -
Whitehall Review.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Mrs. O'BRALLAGAN AGAIN.-"Ifs worrit-
world" said tho dear old lady chockul OF faults
and failngs still all you young ladies tho lookout
for nice should from tho fact that
taege are 30 many hius perfections about"-lJudy.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
AN ENTERTAINMENT AT MOUNT wGREGoR.

MouNT MCGREGoR, July 10 (SpeciaD.-A. p.
Burbank 10 the guest OF w. J. Arkel at the Hotel Bal
moral. An impromptu entertainment was gwen last
nicht I'm behalf Of THE TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund. The
hotel parlor was filed. John A. Mccall, Theodore
Houston and members OF General Grants family were
present Mr. Burbank read the second act from rip
Van Wkle" but of chief interest the last scene OF
Lao for Love-" drama OF five acts adapted by Mr.
Burbank from Dckens's "Tale of Two Cities" This
humber was remarkably impressive ana beautiful. tho
cnneseness OF the being fully eQuacd by its
truly charming delivery Mr.. Burbank's reception was
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

OFFICE Nouns. {sss: = e. ts::sSSS
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07
Official Proceedings OF the Board Of
County Commissioners.

Saturday, January 3lst, 1885, Com
missioners Perry and Wilking met in
special session in accordance with
call of county clerk.
On motion Comn'r Perry was ap-
pointed chairman pro TEN. at said
session.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Dickinson Hardware Co., for
stove, $2l.OO
Geo. Beisgl, for money ad-
vanced for books and post
age as deputy register of
deeds, $40
Geo. Adams, for taking care
pauper Brooks, etc, 5000
DR.. V. II. Stickney, for pro-
fessional services OH paupers,
prisoners. etc, 1925
VIM. Walton, deputy sheriff,
for board of prisoners FL
drich and Cumstock, 2l.O0
On motion the bills of John Morris
4 Co., were laid on the table.
On motion the report of VIM. Gus
kelly of county Jail from November
lst. 1883 to November lst, 1884 was
accepted and placed OH file.
On motion the liquor bond of Gus
kelly Bros. was received and placed
on file and license ordered to be is
sued to them.
On motion the bond of Peter Eli
son. as coroner, was approved.
On motion the bond Of w. Starr.
us justice of the peace, was arp.oved.
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07

On motion the bond of Louis II,
Breum, as justice of the peace, was
approved.
On motion the bond of James Law.
son. as constable. was approved.
On motion the bond of j. w. Grus.
chus, as constable. was approved.
On motion board adjourned sine
die.
Approved,
JOHN +. PERRY,
Chairman Pro TEN,
Attest,
r. E. LAMoRErX,
Clerk.
BY GEO. BEIs1GL,
Deputy.
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07
Supper and Dance.

On Tuesday evening February 18th,
1885, the undersigned will give So
cial dance and supper at his hotel in
Taylor 70 which all are cordially in
vited.
A. b. BERRY, Taylor Hotel,
Taylor, D. T.
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07
EStraY Notice.

Notice is hereby given that two
head of estray cattle came to my
ranch four miles south east Of Dick.
inson and the owner can have tho
same by proving property and paying
costs. One yearling heifer and one
two-year old steer, both branded z on
right shoulder and left hip, dewlap
cut UP.
Jan. CAST. JOHN VAN HORN,
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07
Oats for Sale.

have for sale a large quantity of
first-class oats in lots to suit pur.
chasers at lowest markrt prices.
IL. L. DICKINSON,
Dickinson, D. T.
The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07
An Efficient Remedy

In all cases Of Bronchial and Pulmo,
nary Affections Is AYERS CfERRy
PEcToRAL: AS such it is recognized and
prescribed by the medical profession, and
In many thousands of families, for the
past forty years, it has been regarded as m an
invaluable household remedy. It IS a
preparation that only requires to be taken
OF It administered in the early stages Of n
cold or cough will effect y speedy cure.
aud may. very possibly, save fife. There
Is ne doubt whuteyer that
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
WARDSDORO.

Herbert May has gone to Worcester,
Mass. to work in the Asylum.
Mrs. Polly Barrett of So. London
derry is staying with her daughter, Mrs.
D. Waite.
Charles Martin and wife of Mt. Hol-
" are visiting at DR.. F. Martins.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smiths brother and wife
of Barre, Mass. are visiting her.
Miss Ada Barber of Townshend was
in town last week and has now gone to
Springfield.
lima Cobb and wife have finished
| work for E. l.. White of So. Wards
boro.
Report SAYS Mrs. A. L. Howard will
start Millinery business in the rooms
formerly occupied by the post-otficc,
she having employed an experienced
millner for the Fall and Winter trade.
Mrs. IL. Harris is moving into the
house with Mrs. Lucy May.
Mrs. Walter LeitIIo has returned
from her visiting abroad.
Rev. Dennis Wells is improving in
health.
Imla Shedd and wife of Ciarcmont,
N. H., have been visiting his sister Mrs.
"A. NJ. Farmun.
A. NJ. Farnum met with loss of
two nice yeaiiing heifcrs, within two
weeks. Mr.. +. is a model farmer in
caring for his stock, bat seems unfor.
tunatc in loosing some Of his best breeds
Village school taught by Minnie liar.
ris of Townshend, commenced last
Monday.
Last Sunday being quarterly meeting
we had the pleasure of listening to al
excellent sermon b. the presiding elder
of this district. While the discourse
was logical and practical, ii was full OF
sound arguments and withall very i'll
sirnciivc. Three young people unite'
with the church. 9.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
T. Il X u

G. II. Long is putting in a steam mill
where his old saw mill was.
Mrs. Ira Fuller from Dandy has
moved into the house with her sis; CIR.
Mrs. G. W. Whitney.
Amos Lathrop is moving into the up
per part of \. l.. jenkins house, 81 h,
can work for Long in his mill.
Last Saturday G.. II. Haynes from
New York, came and on Monday took
his mother with him to Alstead, n. ii.
to visit her brother.
School in Dist. No. 4, commenced
last Monday, taught by Mrs. Ira. Full
Ter.
Last Sunday was communion at the
Cong. church, and eight united with the
church.
Mr.. & Mrs. Henry Haynes from
Granville, H., made flying visit here
the first of the week.
John is ont again with a new cart
loaded with tin. So look out for him
you will hear him calling for your old
rags, have them ready.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
TOWNSHEND.

Our village was thrown into state of
excitement last Friday, by the announce
ment that wild animal supposed to be
Il panther had sprung at Il team on the
Grafton road. A number of our citi-
zcns at once went to the scene of the
disaster. It seems that salesman in
the employ of |. b. Thorn, the Brat
tlcboro druggist, was driving towards
this village when Il strange animal
sprung from the woods, frightening
his horse, causing him to run away and
smash things generally. The horse
pitched down an cnbamkment, broke
his leg and had to be killed. The man
escaped with slight injuries and was a
bic to make his way home to Brattle-
bOro. No traces were found of the
creature who caused the accident, al
though diIi9ent search was made.
The meetings of the Congregational
association of ministers held here last
week were quite fully attended, dele
gates being present from most of the
surrounding towns. Methods of inn
proving church services and calling out
n fuller attendance to worship, were
discussed and on the whole a very prof
liable time was spent. Credit is due all
who in any way assisted i'll the work.
The jamaica ball club failed to put
in an appearance last Saturday, and the
game was declared off. 1t seems but
right that the Jamaicas should be will
ling to play the return game, and give
Townshend Il chance to win on her own
grounds.
Our argument urged in favor of hav-
ing an afternoon stage from Bellows
Falls was, that we should be able to gel
Boston papers several hours earlier than
if they came by the way of Brattleboro
There has been no change however i'll
the mail arrangements, and although
we have all carly stage, it fails to bring
Boston mail as formerly. Cannot some.
thing be done to have Boston mail como
via Bellows Falls!
The students of Leland and Ora.
Seminary are to have prayer meetings
every Monday evening, and they ex
tend cordial invitation to all young
people to unite with them.
Theodore Rand is going qnitc eXten
sivelv into bee culture having several
large swarms around his premises.
Mr.. Thayer of Minneapolis Is visit
ing his uncle in this yiliage.
Our citizens are making arrangement,
to visit the county Fair at Ncwfane ant
it is understood that there will be sever
al exhibits from this place.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
LANDGROVE.

Quarterly meeting at the church next
Sunday, the presiding elder will be in
attendance and administer the Sacra-
ment at the close Of the sermon.
Tie sick arc on the gain.
Another dance at tie hall, Friday
night, Sept. 18Th.
Laulin A. Woodward, with his fam
lily, of SomnicrviIic, Mass, and Bixby
:. Woodward Of i'i!chburg. Mass. are
visiting friends here.
Walter Cudworth OF SAVOY, Mass.
and Fred Smith of Towmshcnd, VT,
with their families, made Il flying visit
here last Saturday.
". ". Wiley has bcr.i enjoying /,
visit from his mother and sister froul
Bidgcwa'cr, Vt.
Village improvements.
Henry Bolster is finishing clap-board-
ing his house and intends soon to lave
it painted. Win Richardson is sliing-
linghis store buiIding.-Gco. Carlton
has blasted out large rock at the end
of his house towards the road and is
grading from the roadto his house.
john and Soloman Garfield of Jaf-
frey, N. II. have been stopping for Il
few days with Mrs. Fannie HAYNES and
David Garfield, and also Mrs. Abbie
Taft of Putney, and Henry HAYNES
and wife of Granville, Ill.
Miss Jennie Landfear has been quite
sick for few days.
Mrs. w. b. Simnonds, from Man
chester has been visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Wilcox and wife of HoOsick
Falls and DR.. NJ. Warner and Miss
Mamie Eddy of Chester heve been Wis
iting at II. z. Warmers.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CoNG. CuuRCu,-Rov. d. II. stroug, pastor,
SOCIETIES.

CoNG, CuuEcm.-Roy, d. II, stroug, pastor,
SOCIETIES.
IVES, River Lodge, No, 81, \, and a. NJ, We'd
ncsday, on or before the full ofthe moon.
Londonderry Library Association, Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening, Mary Bigelow
Lirbiaran
Three hard frosts within the past
week. But with all the fosts aud bad
weather it is II wonderful fruit season.
Elderly people say they never saw its
like. Every vine and bush has been
loaded, and trees are breaking down
with their weight of fruit.
The fall term of our village school
commenced Monday.
Felt brothers worked in their shop
last week.
There were ID passengers to cross the
mountain on the Manchester stage on
the I'd inst. which nccessitated an "
ira. We judge it was something like the
good old stage times of our grand-fath-
crs.
Geo. Parker of Putney, formerly of
this town, recently had nice horse and
carriage stolen.
On the afternoon of the I'd the little
lads and lassies residing on our street,
gave pleasant entertainment in the
yard of f. n. Wcscott. The programme
consisted of tableaux, rccitations &c,
and was highly enjoyed by the neigh
bors who were present. The children
all did nicely and had happy holiday
time.
Onr venerable and highly esteemed
townsman, Barnet Wait, Esq. is daily
seen walking the streets, apparently
well and happy. He is Il native, and
with the exception of ten months, a
life long resident, and no one more
widely known. lie has held various
town offices, was overseer of the poor
and district clerk so years; filing all
positions acceptably. He was 90 years
old the goth of last month. The pres
ent season he has, without any assis-
tancc, made the body part of hay
wagon and the frame work of grind
stone. lie retains his faculties in a
wonderful degree, and no one wonld
suspect his extreme age, and what is
incest of all he retains his pleasant &C.
NAL manner that has always made him
so popular. May he live to see many
happy returns of the 20, of August.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

DORIS AND DmrLEs:-County court
is in scssi0n,--Still frosty, once and n
whilc.--The street in front of Chase's
store, aud down to the corner of the
lltte square, would disgrace llotton,
tot village. Mrs, Moses y. Clayton is
visiting friends in New York & Brook
lyu,--Almost every day witneSSeth the
departure of some of our city friends,
--,icury Shanks has Il collection of
birds eggs numberigg Iii var'ilcs.--
Mrs. G. ID. Rawson has returned 10 her
home in Providence, Il. l.-Fostcr,
the furniture man, sold Il set of chairs,
recently, to go to Brattlcboro,-Mr. n
Mrs. X. L. Campbell, of Washington,
d. G. are visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. Campbell is son of Mrs. VIM.
rhompson,-F'rank Farnum has pair
of two yearsold steers that weigh 1920
pounds.--Mr. Geo. Babbitt recently
brought into this Office few apples of
last years growth, that were remarka-
bly, )und and nice.-H. ii. Collins is
laid up with rhcumatism.-Miss Hat
tie IIoskins has returned to her home
in North Adams.-N. l.. Hart is paint
ing his residence. Miss Stella Yearly
is keeping the middle town school,
Jerry Dodge putting the mortar on
Winchcster's new block.-Mr. 4 Mrs.
Winchester returned from their visit to
pawlot.-A tally-ho and four went
through this place Yesterday. 1t con-
tanned n jolly set of Odd Fellows from
Bellows Falls and Saxtons River, on
the way to Bondvillc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
GRAFTON.

Mr.. & Mrs. Chas. Phelps have start
ed on a trip to California for few
weeks.
The death of Geo. Wiley, Oh Sd inst
was decplp felt by the citizens of this
place.
Our place can boast of an excellent
Cornet Band. They are expecting to
play at Newfanc Fair, the l6 and 18th.
The entertainment given "Wednesday
night by Temperance Division, was a
success.
Grafton Quadfilie Band, 4 pieces,
will furnish music, Wednesday eve,
Sept. i6, for dancing at Newfanc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10

How 10 Make Knitted Lace Collar
Cast Oh thrty-four stitches.
First row-Knit five, purl twenty-sfy,
over two, purl two together, knit one.
Second row-Thread around needle,
knit eight, ever two. purl two together.
puTl to the end.
Third row.-Knit seven, over, narrow
eight times, knit one, over two, purl two
together, knit two. over. narrow, over,
narrow, over, narrow, knit one.
Fourth row-Thread around needle,
knit nine, over two, purl two together,
purl to the end.
Fifth row-Knit twenty-four, over
twice, purl together, knit three, over, mar
row, over, narrow, over, narrow, knit
one.
Sixth row-Thread around needle, knit
ten, over two, purl two together. purl to
the end.
Seventh row-knit seven, over. narrow
eight times, knit one. orcr two,
purl two together, knit four, over, narrow,
over, narrow, over narrow, knit one.
Eighth row-Thread around II ed.c. kn!
eleven, over two, purl two together, pull
to end.
v,
purl two together. knit live, over, narrow
over, narrow, over. narrow, knii Ulc.
Tenth row-Thrcad AFRO md n.e lie. kn t
twelve, over two, purl two to.et. er. Knit
nineteen, turn around.
Eleventh row-Slip one purl eight zen.
over two, purl two together, knit SIN. over,
narrow, over, narrow, narrow, knit oac.
Twelfth row-knit thirteen, over two.
purl two together, knit nineteen.
Thirteenth nw-S lip one, parl eigh.e, l..
over two, purl two together, knit eleven,
narrow.
Fourteenth row-Slip and binl :o1r,
knit seven, over two, purl two together,
knit nineteen.
Turn and commence as In first row, slip
one, purl eighteen, over two, purl two
together, knit enc, over, narrow, over,
narrow. over narrow, knit one next one
same us second and SO OH. When finished
crochet little edge on the plain side and
ends.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
WEST TOWNSHEND.

The cool days and nights, with the
fading appearance of vegetation, re-
mind lis that Autumn is very near, but
it brings bountiful supply of almost
every luxury that the heart can desire.
We regret that the post-officc should
be removed from its much more convcli.
lent place in L. W. Pages office.
DR.. Aver has left the place, his goods
are on the way.
Charles Holden finds Il ready sale fol
the goods in his grocery.
s. O. Garfield and Amos Goodcll arc
visiting Burlington Fair.
Mr.. Brown has engaged Mr.. Aver tc
work on the mountain cutting timber.
There are but very few sick i'll this
vicinity.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
BONNEVILLE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Mails arrive from winhal Station, daily, Sun
days excepted, at 10 p. m leaves daily, At a. m
&C. B.Williams, p. NJ
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
NJ. 4. Church G. +. Partridge, pastor
Every sabbath nj II u. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange. No. l3s L. OF II. LIST 4
Sd Tusdays iu each month.
Winhall River Lodge, No. S. |. o. o. +. every
Wednesday evening.
Miss. Jessie Wcthcrcll is attending
school ut Chester.
Frost last Sunday morning. Gardens
look sorry. Late corn and buckwheai
is about spoilt.
Jaquitl T. Co. have moved their en-
CINE and machinery from the .. ),
Cummings mill to Peru, where they
have q job Of saving lumber.
Geo. Buibce has sold his engine and
machincry, that he bought of Chas
Phmly, 10 parties from Weston.
Frank Baker is sage proprietor now
from Winlmll station TO Bon,lvilie.
II. l.. Gordon has returned to Put.
ncy again to work for Mr.. Pierce.
Please don't borrow Your neigibors
paper before ,lcy ge. through reading
il. bui subscribe for the SITTER. OIL. !,
one dollar a year.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR ionGE No, 90, Il. X a. NJ, Tuesday
evenings on or bctorc the full OF the moon.
HOOKER Posr, No. 3, Il. \. X. First saturda.
Ia each month.
FARMERS GnANoE, No. 1877, Z. of il. Fridays
IN or before the full of the moon, and every week.
thereafter.
DIVISION NO. -, 5. OF L, Every Mon lay eve
ming at O'Clock.
The w. K. c., No, 9--lst saturday in each mo,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
wv 4 s ( . N.

The W. G. 7. l.. will give an enter
taiilmcnl a. The Town Hall, Friday ev'.
Sept. llth. The exercises will consist
of Dialogues, rccita'ions, songs &c.
ThcUnion will also observe with s...
table exercises. Sept. %, the day of
Temperance Centennial week, which
marks the completion of century OF
temperance work in America
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
RAWS ONVILLE.

Geo. E. IIartwell is here cutting
white beach, to be worked up at the
Winhall station mill, into plane woods.
Mrs. C. p. Rawson is quite sick un-
der the care of DR.. Woodward of Lon
donderry.
We are sadened by the news of the
death of Welcome Underwood an old
and respected citizen of this place who
died suddenly this Monday p. m.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
The Champion Tyyo-Year.OfL Ygci.cr,

=
Messrs. YeomanS & Sons, of Walworth,
n. y, claim that their Eois;ein heller
Aaggie I'd Imported by them when u
calf has the champion tyo-ycar-old
record. Her records were Il, 80 lbs. aoZ. OF
milk in one year; IL lis. o.. of butter
in one week, when IL months in milk
IL lis 3 o. If butter in one week. when
10 Is months in mix. AT years 8 -
months, she again comes to the front with
the largest butter record ever reported of
any Ho.stein COW. During the late eX-
tremely cod weather she made: IL lbs.
II o. of butter in three days: Is lbs q uz.
In four days: 81 lbs. OF. in seven days;
l05 lbs. 10 IL o.. in thirty days. The
average for the entire 80 days, is pnund OF
butter from 20.0l pounds Of milk. Tbs
butter was wei waSi:e-I with water in t.ic
ehuIn, ta,.ea oGt in srslulIr lurni, t!O.-
odghly worked mo u "a l., mass. .:
weighed beiore ;.i-in.;. is. ,..:..t -
- pounds.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
SOUTH WINDIIAM.
Nice cool weather.

Nice cool weather.
Mr.. Rice Jennison and wife of Som
erville, Mass. have been visiting friends
here.
On account of sickness the teacher
Miss Nellie Brown, has not kept school
for two weeks, but will begin next
week.
Adams Densmore is visiting in Mass
this week
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CuuRcm--Rev. o. Z. Fuller, paste
Every sabbath at 10 I5 n, m, and 100 =. m, sab
bath. school, l2Hj p. N, Meeting on Wednesday eV'
uings at 80
NJ, Il. CuuRCn-Rev. w, IL, Wight, PASTOR
Services, same hours OF BAPTIST Church. prayer
meetings every Tuesday evening
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-10
LONDONDERRY.
Travellers Guide.

Posl-onlee, A, A, Curtis, T., NJ Malta close
daily at a, M, Tor Chester, and At same time Mon'
days, Wednesdays aud Friday for Factory Point
Peru and landsruye, Daily al op' M for so
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from So London
derry at u, M, from Chester ut y, M, from Fac
tory Point, Peru and l.andgrove Tuesdays, Thurs
days AMI Saturdays at p. N, omee hours from
$50 u, m, to p, IN. Sundays, from Il Ia l,
Telegraph and telephone offices ut A, Curtis