The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-10-15
Winchester has moved his goods into

his new building.
Miss Clara Wallis Millinery opening
to-day and tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank Livermorc, the senior
member of the firm of Livermore Bros,
job printers, Bellows Falls, with his
bride has been visiting in town the pres
ent week.
Charles Hoskins who was recently
severely injured by falling from scat
fold at Glens Falls, N. Y, we learn is
doing well and slowly recovering.
The Ladies of the W. II. G. would
announce, that the Fancy Fair and Ba-
zaar is postponed until the 2Sth Of Oct.
to allow more time to prepare for it.
Ann Houghton, Sec.
Mr.. Fred Baldwin, telegraph opera
tor has left his position here and re-
turned to his home at Barnumville. Mr..
Sawyer, young gentleman from Ches-
ter, takes his place.
The entertainment adv ertisod to come
off last Tuesday evening by the ladies
of the Baptist Society was postponed
until tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Chase and Melendy will open
their millinery store, at the residence
Of II. P. Chase, on Wednesday the 2sth.
Next Wednesday and Thursday they
will be at the hotel, at West Towns
bend, with a large and fashionable
stock.
Clarence Aldrich goes to the head on
big potatoes. He brought into this Of
flee four that weighed eight pounds and
10 ounces, the largest weighing two and
one half pounds.
Rev. VIM. A. Bryant Of Union Vii
lage visited friends in this town the
present week.
Mr.. Geo. Bolster of East Dover has
been visiting in this section the present
week.
A. E. Cudworth, Esq. received a few
days since, from Arkansas, a tarantula
preserved in alcohol. 1t is horrid
looking great spider. 1t was sent to
Mr.. Cudworth by his brother-in-law
Theodore Rogers.
Last week we advertised pair OF
lost spectacles, lost between Thompson
burgh and Bondville, OH the day of the
fair. Before the paper was mailed, and
when but few copies had got out in
the village, Mr.. D. B. Goddard came
in, and triumphantly holding the spec.
tacles up, said: "Here's what the SIr'
TER did," 1t pays to advertise, espcci
ally in good medium. OF the many
articles lost that we have advertised
but one instance is recalled that did not
result in the restoration Of the proper.
ty.
/ A NEST FULL.
In making repairs ON the building re-
Gently purchased by postmaster Wood
the workmen found in one Of the stills
that had rotted so as to form hollow
a nest full of valuables, supposed tc
have been carried there by rats. The
find included three jack-knives, one tor
toise shell pen-knife, one plain gold
ring, one coin silver gold top ring, one
caliper rule, whalebone whip, buttol
hooks, marbles, and last but not least
Massachusetts State penny Of the date
of 177S. -----
The pernicous idea that newspapers
are in constant want of something te
fill up with" is still current in the land
Men and women who have things tt
say are always welcomed by newspa
per-but they are thrice welcome if they
put tin few words.
Hon. B. B. Thomas, Treasurer Pen
obscot County, Maine, says he uset
Browns Sarsaparilla for serious kidne!
disease, accompanied Gas is usually thu
CASEY with constipation. 1t restored
the kidneys to their natural condition
gave healthy action to the liver, re
moved all symptoms of biliousncss
and, as his friends say, made him lool
ten years younger. Use Browns Sar
saparilla for all forms of kidney, blood
liver or nervous diseases. Everybod.
sells it.
The CRACK-sHOTs OF THE MAR
ROW GAUGE.
Some fine rifle practice took place to
day, just below this place AS the mix
ed train was coming up, hawk wa
discovered about two rods from tn
track, the train was stopped opposit
and Merit out with his trusty rifle, tool
aim and fired. After going throug
this operation nine times and his nerve
becoming little unsteady he surren
dered the piece to the conductor. Afte
he and all hands had fired a number o
times and the. passengers were about t
take hand the hawk, remarking tina
he would see them later, quietly fey
away.
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