The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-09-09

mont Novelty companies works, in
Springfield, struck work Friday, be-
cause the company had cut down prices,
Tho COMPANY were shrewd enough to
yet a lot Of goods made ahea,, and 50
vii! not feel the pinch. The result
will probably be that most Of the
Wcaycrs will go back to work at the
Old rate.
Frederick W. MorScley of poultney
and john 6, Pritchard have been
granted Il patent for Il cycam-raising
apparatus,
The Conueclicet River Lumber COM
pany have inst got in with their drive
a. Hartford and their men and teams
are on their way to the Lumber COM
pany,S woods to commence prepare
tons for another years stock.
Rev. +. L. Rogers was installed
Wednesday as pastor of the congrcga-
tional church at East lIaulwick.
Frank ODay, for the past four or
five Years chief operator in the tclc-
graph office at Windsor. has resigned
his situation to accept the appointment
of dcputy-collcctor of the revenue with
headquarters at st. AIbans.
Geo. Il. knowlton, of Windsor, Sc
riously injured his knee last Sunday
evening by being thrown out of u car
riagc.
The second annual meeting of Union
Conference will be held at Springfield,
Sept. HIS.
Work on the new Congregational
Church at Barton is being pushed rap
idly forward. The spire will DO ll2
feet high.
The Vermont Marble company of
Rutland received word by telegraph
Saturday that contract Cor furnishing
SO 900 worth of building marble for
NE capital at Washington had been &
Wardcd them.
The French citizens Of st. Adams
VT. had big celebration Sunday, ON
the occasion of the blessing Of two
bells of the new church now in process
Of erection. The ceremonies were c!ab-
crate, and were attended by over 2OOC
people. Bishop De Goesbriand of
Burlington celebrated high mass and
preached !, sermon in the forenoon and
blessed the bells the inafternoon.
Hon. Hiram Harlow of Windsor left
in his will Il bcqucst to the town of
Windsor, the sum of $4,000 for a
public library.
Fannie Fitzhugh, Is years old, one
Of the children sent out by the Tribune
fresh air fund, at Mr. and Mrs WillarC
Chasc's, West Concord, recently, me,
with severe accident. She was play
ing in the barn and jumping from ;
beam seven feet high to some hay below
stepped on 4 fork handle, turning her
leg in such a way'as to break both bones
One bone was driven completed,
through the flesh and to the outside OF
the stocking.
A number of the women employed b,
the Fall Mountain Paper company at
Bellows Falls went out on Il strike las
week. demanding All Increase Of pay
They were receiving - Il dag AID thei
demand was refused. They at one,
left and their places have been filled.
Two Young men named Frank Morse
man and Charles II. IIiGchlcy got int,
Il dispute at Salisbury Tuesday even
ing, and finally came to blows. Dur
ing the fight Morscmau stabbed !linck
ley twice in the left side under tn
heart, once i'll the upper right brcas
and again in the thigh, cutting hid
cots cash there. Neither of the mel
was drunk, although Morscman is sail
TO have been drinking hard cider
liinckIey was cared for as well as pos
siblc, but it is doubtful if he can live
MOgscman was not arrested. and h
was Oh the fair ground at Middebur
Wednesday aftermoon.
, Ed. perrauIt of Bennington, ant
recently an agent Of the Singer Sew
iUg Machine company, ran away on
day last week, leaving his wife an
three children in destitute condition
He left numerous debts unpaid. III
had mortgagcd his household effects t
the company to cover c,nsidcrabl
, crool afluncS