The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-26
dancing school is talked of for this

winter.
Fred Dorset is going TO Searsburgh
to work for few months,
Geo. Is. Hit, of Brattleboro and
Mrs. Belle Simonds, of Peru are our
winter teachers.
l.. n. Vaile and son have pair of
yearlmg steers that weigh 2,025.
Charles Kingsbury lost Il ycarling
bull, Monday night--causc unknown.
l.. n. Vale and son sold yoke of
oxen few days since, To go to Glasten-
bury.
Chas. Clayton has built 4 new sugar
house on David Rabbits sugar lot.
N. L. Hart is building new hen
house.
Miss Della Cheney of Waverly, N.
Y, is visiting at David Babbitts.
Stephen Houghton has hired the
Chester steam mill, and will use it for
getting out chair stock.
G.. w. Stewart, the organ man of
Brattleboro was in town Tuesday.
After this date the rink will be open
every Saturday evening, only.
Mrs. G. b. Walker is visiting friends
in Rutland.
Two and one half tons of poultry
was shipped from this station Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. & Mrs. c. A. Whitman have
gone to Glens Falls, n. Y. Mr.. Whit
man is looking after his "Gem" table
interest.
Messrs. Hart Il Whitman will con-
tinue, for the present, to manufacture
the Seem" folding table.
C. d. Farnum is finishing a new hall
adjoining Masonic hall, to be occupied
by the Woman's Relief Corps.
SILVER WEDDING.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. \ Mrs. Albert Allen
of this town was celebrated at their res
idence, on the evening of Friday, Nov
goth. Their five daughters and good
" company of neighbors were present
The congratulations to the worthy coup
lc were sincere and hearty, and the eve
ming was pleasantly pissed in converse
ton, singing, and partaking of boun
tiful collation.. The presents were or
namental and useful. Two of the
daughters were attended by their hus
hands, one of whom was married at hel
home the evening previous. The pleas
ant seaaon closed with singing, followed
by recitation by the Oldest darehtcl
and prayer by their pastor, Rev. o. p
Fuller.
1t is Thanksgiving morning, and
near and far away,
The glad church bells are ringing
to hail Thanksgiving day;
With their silvcry entreaty. they
call the heart to prayer.
From traffic and from labor,
from melriment and care.
Remembered the "Devil."
Our "devil' returns thanks for tina
wedding cake, from Mr.. Il Mrs. Wells
Miss Electa Babbitt returned t.
Springfield last Saturday, to resume he
care of Mrs. Perkins, of that place.
How is this, George?
There is bachelor on this road VIII
has good home, and very much need
a good housekeeper. Where's the lad
fair who will besiege the citadel Of hi
heart and see if it is imprcgnable?
That Iowa letter is postponed for al,
other week-it will keep.
Roscoe Green returned from DakOt'
Tuesday night.
Will Sheppard goes to Benningto
next week as petit juror from Lane
grove.
Dexter Farnum of Bennington an
Mrs. Susan Armstrong of Dorset hay
been visiting with their father, Hiral
l Farnum Of this place.
Norman Johnson has been repairn
his house, plastering, papering, an
painting. He was assisted in the maso
work by Mr.. Atwood formerly of Bel
nington, and Norman doing the pain
ing, which makes the old kitchen shin
We hope that Norman will live mar
years to enjoy the fruit of his labor.
Joshua Barnard of Winhall Hollo
, has lost 10 sheep, killed. and wounde
by dogs.
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