The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-24
So. Londonderry.
LOCAL SUMMARY.

j. j. Dodge has an advertisement i'll
Samuel johnson will sell at auction,
at his residence, next Saturday at o.
clock, p. m, a lot Of personal property.
Mr.. Winfield Wright is getting up
again, and rode down to the village
Tuesday.
There will be another bic dance at
Coles hail, Friday evening JHiy 2d.
The rink viii be open for skating
Saturday afternoon, July Sd. Dance i'll
the evening. Music: liingsbury's band,
four pieces.
\. E. Cudworth, Esq. has received
and accepted an invitation to speak at
a celebration, July 9TH, in his native
town, Savoy, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Adams of East Dover
is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Far
uum's, and with other friends in this
place.
No man is indispensable in this world.
There is always some one who can take his
place. Even in the case of the best of them,
he will not be missed except for short time
= New York Star.
We defy any man or jackass to fill
the place of one we wot of in this place.
There is not another such a pair of ears
in America.
Mr.. Chas. Datchcllcr of Peru tells
us that I've recently had sheep that
gave birth to o healthy lamb, and in
eight days to two more. All are alive
and thrifty. lie has five sheep with ten
lambs, all thriving.
10. Martin spoke, in tie State COLI
vcnlion, of a railroad commission as a
question to meet to-day. And yet our
distinguished and learned friend and
felloW-t oWnsman did not know, when
our caucus was held, that there was
any such question before the people.
Why didn't 10 give him the cue when
he was up here?
"BEuOLD HOW PLEASANT IT Is FOR
E8ErHEREN TO DWELL ToGETH-
Err IN UNITY"
Last Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Wight of the
NJ. L. Church in his opening prayer
put up all cloquant plea for the spiritual
advancement and prosperity of his
ncighboring church, the Baptist, and
asking God to watch over and bless its
absent pastor.
Our methodist friends are moving in
earnest III the matter of improving the
exterior OF their church. This has long
been needed and We hope they will be
entirely successful.
A. NJ. Allen, a farmer residing in
the south part of town, aged 81 years,
tells lis that he recently shcared 80 sheep
in ten hours. A good days work, we
should say, yet he thinks he might
squeeze in ten or fifteen more on a
pinch.
Last week Mr. Joshua Martin brought
home 20 pounds of pouts caught by him
in jamaica pond, in one night.
Mr.. Chester Hulett has been repair
ing his barn, making 1t pretty much all
new except the frame. Mr. llnlett is
new conner in town aud we are pleas
ed TO see this spirit of progress. mani
tested by hiin.
Attention B0ys!-Champion Engine
Co., are requested TO meet at O'Clock
Saturday evening TO make arrange
mcnts for the fourth of July, and give
the old champion a warming up.
Last Sabbath, there being 10 preach
ing at the Baptist church, owing TO the
absence of the pastor on a brief vaca.
ton, The Methodist church was crowd.
cd to its full capacity.
Henry NJ. Sharks has hired the car
riagc shop jnst vacated by St. Onge
and viii take possession the first of ,Iu
IL. lie viii work at carriage and wag
on repairing sc. for which the shop j.
well fitted with machinery, and, if tht
business seems likely to justify it, vii
hire good workman.