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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-08

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the son of Henry Salisbury who was so
long our postmaster and town clerk till
his removal TO Schenectady last fall,
lie was recently in town for a few
days, The family have the sympathy
of their many friends here in their
deep aflliction.
IL, 7, Davidson, ID. G, w. r., for
True Blue Div. S. of r., installed the
following officers Tuesday night:
W. r., Rolla Phelps; W, A., Carrie
Morse; II. s., BERTHE Kenyon; A, II,
s., Annie Howard; +, s., John llol-
brook; r., Chas. IIoughton; Chap,
A. IL. ingalls,; c., c. S. Willard; "A,
c., Alice Eddy; |. s., Willie Willard;
O. s., Royal Davidson,
Hon. Levi Stockbridgc, eX-president
of Massachusetts, Agricultural College
will deliver his lecture "Trip through
Wonderland before the students of Le-
land Il Gray Seminary, next Monday
evening, commcncingat o'clock. This
lecture has been enthusiastically receiv-
ed wherever delivered
Miss Morse, the preccptress of the
Seminary has been sick for two weeks.
The students were happy to welcome
her return to duties this week.
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WARDSDORO.

Mrs. Mary Thrashcr received bad
hurt by falling, last Saturday. She is
al estimable lady and has the sympathy
of her MANY friends.
Mrs. Orcott has been quite sick but
is now improving.
Mrs. j. L. Morse is at present stop
ping with her son Geo. Morse.
Mrs. VIM. Norton and Mrs. Wells
White from Baltimore, Nd. are visit
ing their sister Mrs. Wales Willard.
Olive Flanery Of Chicopcc, Mass. is
stopping with her mother Mrs. a. L.
Howard.
A. ID. Fletcher and wife have gone
to Wallingford to take charge Of no.
tel. Mrs. Fletchcr's brother and wife
remain on the farm.
Ada Barber has been at home on a
short visit, but has returned to Spring.
field to again resume her duties as
school teacher.
Not much sugar made yet and al
though the sugar is sweet the price is
low. Q.
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REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SOCIETIES.

Mt. LEBANON LODGE, No. i6, +. 4 \, NJ
Fridays on or before the full of the moon.
!. O. OF q. T.-Every Tuesday evening at I.
SCoTT Posi-, No. II, Il. A. R,-Saturday on
or before the full of the moon.
p. OF lI,--SUNNY SIDE GRANGE, No. III
Saturday after the full of the moon and two weeks
thereafter, at : p.m.
We are requested to notice the fact
that on Monday of last week our cs-
tcemed neighbor, VIM. ii. Castle, Esq,
was visited by select party of friends,
by special invitation, the occasion being
the scventy-second anniversary of his
birthday. a general good time was re-
ported. EX-PoSt Commander, Ward
well, was the life of the party, with his
ready fund of army, and other anec-
dotcs, related in his genial way. Am
pie justice was done to the bountiful
repast furnished by the host, the guests
were also RECALLED with warm, new,
maple sugar, which was said to be very
sweet. On Friday evening Mr.. Cas-
tie was invited to his daughters, Mrs.
Julius Mores, in the village where he
was met by many of his guests of Mon
day evening, who presented him with a
very fine easy chair, for the comfort of
his declining years, much to his sur
prisi. Mr.. Castle is veteran of the
late war, and worthy of all the comfort
he can take in his now "Casy chair"
The donors will enjoy the sweet salts
faction of knowing the great truth that
at is more blessed to give than to re-
ccive,' whilst eye Editor" and repor-
ter, will still 68iiere HAT warm new
maple sugar is said to be very sweet.
Hon. L. L. Waterman came up
Monday evening and was at his office
here on Tuesday. We learn he will re-
tain an Office here, and be here every
Tuesday for the present, remaining as
long as business may require.
Mrs Ransel Frost, being about to 90
to Dakota, will sell her household goods
at Auction, Saturday, at 10, Il. IN.
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4 PUBLIC BENEFACTION.

How to laundry linen as it is done in
Troy y. Y. has been sept asccret long
enough: it can and should be done IN eve
ry family. The ELASTIC STARCH is
the only starch in the United States that
is put up by men aho have Il practical
knowledge of the laundry profession. 1t
requires no cooking, keeps the iron from
sticking and the linen from blistering
while ironing and gives shirts. cuffs and
collars that stiffness and beautiful polish
they have when new. which, every body
knows keeps them clean twice as long,
Beware of limitations. see that the name
of j. c. HUBlNGER & BRO. New
Haven, Conn, is on every package.
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Over 100 couples attended the sugar
party and dance, given by the Knights
of Honor at the town hall, Wednes-
day evening of last week.
Rumor has it that Brattleboro is
threatened with electric lights, a cutlery
mandatory and business college,
this to say nothing of the Salvation
army and several other smallea enter
prises is very pleasing outlook.
The Lotus GIec Club under the au-
spices of the y. III. c. A. drew good
house at Che Opera hall, Monday eve
ming.
\ special Town meeting is called for
Sat. Apr. 10, to see if the town will in
strnct the seleetlnen to erect Soldiers
monument.
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AND0VER.

Rather poor encouragement to the
lovers of good schools, to have so many
of our best teachers 90 out of town.
Miss Abby i. Rounds goes to Weston,
Miss Carrie NJ. Felt to Springfield,
Miss Ella L. Felt to Ludlow. Miss
Fannie Ward is to teach in Boynton
district, Miss Sadie Il. Pierce in Pcif-
er district, Miss Clark of Chester on
Howard hill, and Mrs. 5. \. Powell in
Pcasville.
\. l.. Drury has sold the Burt farm
to Henry Colby of Ludlow. Consid-
Grafton $500.
L. Z. Benson and Horace Reed are
improving.
j. II. Head lost au OK by rheuma-
tism last week. The pair were consid-
cred the best in town and were estima-
ted to weigh over $1,000 lbs.
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w 4 > e 1 ".
A q. \. Il. POST WITH \ HEALTHY
BACKBONE.

A g. \. IL. POST WITH \ HEALTHY
BACKBONE.
At a regular meeting Of Sheridan
Post, No. 4G &. A. H., of Weston,
held Mar. 26,thc following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, at town meeting held in
Weston on the I'd day OF March 1886. a
vote. was taken apprOpriating twenty
five dollars to Sheridan Post for me-
mortal day expenses, and whereas many
of the voters Of said town feel agrioycd
by the said vote and do not feel as
though it was their duty and privilege
to help keep alive the memories of
those who gave their lives to save their
country in its time Of peril. There
fore, be it resolved:
That we the members of Post Sheri-
dan decorate the graves of our fallen
comrades, as usual, on memorial day.
Resolved that we will not draw any
of the money from the town so grudg-
ing-ly voted TO us.
Resolved, that we will keep alive the
memories of our fallen comrades, with
whom we have stood shoulder to shoul-
der in the dark days Of rebellion, and
may all cause for human warfare
cease. When bad men plot, when cow
ards lie iii wait, when deep dissemblers
mask their love in hate, may the curse
of Cain, hereafter, be their fate.
o. 5. Osborn, lCo
c. j. Willard. ~" III
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BONDTlLLE.
Mud plenty.

Mud plenty.
Sap run well last Saturday afternoon.
This is the time Of year when farmers
feel poor,
VIM, Myers has moved from Graham
vile to this village, into c, 3. Will
Jams tenement.
A. O. Coleman has gone to Duchess
Co.. n. Y. with a carload of fine oxen.
Jud Benson has taken a farm in
Wardsboro, and will move there soon.
II. J. Fuller & Co. are now running
their mill on full time.
Ed is himself again. Some generous
friend sent him high blooded hound
pup, by express. lie received him
Apr. list. lie has not found out the
dogs name. April fool would be an ap
propriatc one,
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STATE or VERMONT, !
Of Westminster,

The Probate Court for said district, to all
persons interested in the estate of Elijah F.
Carlton late Of Londonderry, deceased,
greeting. Whcaras, Mrs. Mary P. Carlton
has presented to this Court an instrument
purportng to be the last viii of said deceas-
ed, for Probate:-You are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the probate
of said Instrument at the session thereof TO
be held at the Inn of +. & II. Phelps
in Grafton, in said District, on the first We'd
csday Of May, A. d. 1856, when anu where
you may appear anil contest the same if you
sec cause.
c. B. EDDY, Register.
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TO PLEASE TIE COOK.

And it will do it every time. The
Schofeld Mani. Co., II East fourteenth
street n, T., manufacture and sell one
Of the ncatest, handcst and most labor
saving articles for the house wife we
have seen for a long time. 1t must be
seen to be fully appreciated; and then
you would not be satisfied until you
have tried it, and having once tried it
you would not stop with that once. II
is simply little patent article that sits
Oh top Of your stove, and with it You
can fry gridde cakes by the wholesale.
No daubing around and turning them
all over the stove. With this they al
most turn themselves, and then you can
fry from six to eight at once. One of
these useful articles may be seen at this
office.
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SOJE'EN WIN sDGaANE.
Mud and plenty of it,

1INU and plenty OF II,
At the annual scnool meeting j. L.
Whipple was chosen committee. Voted
to have three terms of school, consisting
of eight weeks in the Spring and Fall
and ten in the Winter.
Last Tuesday DR.. Ray of Jamaica
was called to see James A. Whipple's
wife, who is still in bad condition.
Henry Trip is still OH the sick list.
Sugar makers are busy now convert
ing their sap into sugar, but are some
what discouraged at the low price il
brings in return for their labor.
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NORTH WINDHMA.

Sunday evening, Miss Howard who
lives with her niece. Mrs. II. W.
Smith, fell and broke Two bones in her
limb below the knee.
W. A. Buxton from Harvard Di-
vinity Scdool, is home on short visit.
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KEIlGInus SERVICES.

BAPTIST CnuRch---tev q. z, Fuller, pastor
Every Sabbath at 10 ~ a. AZ, aud 100 p, m. sab
bath school l. Is p. M Meeting on "Wednesday eva
hinge AZ : 80
NJ. =, CuuEvd--Rey, W. H. Wight, pastor
Services, same hours Of Baptist Church, Prayer
moc,mgs every Tuesday evening.
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Notices. under this bead lOe a line, each Insertion
Extra copies OF the SITTER can be oh
tanned every week ut the office of pnb-
LEGATION and AT the Post Office at Lon
dondtrrv.
-C&il on the undersigned to get your
watches ana clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
c. \. WHITMAN,
so. Londonderry.
lfyou want job printing 60 to the
Sitter oilice.-Send orders by mail and
the work will be returned by mail,
without extra charge.
D0 yo;i want new watch? If so
consul; G. ~ Whitman, So. London
derry. lie will warrant all watches pur-
chased through aim.
NoaiGc.-Mrs. Emma W LOOMS will
receive a few engagements to. go ont
sewing or dress making, by the day or
week, after the Sth of Feb. She will al
50 teach the Kcnsington Painting at
low terms. Present address, London
derry, Vt.
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LANDGROvE.

Mrs. D. L. Swallow of Manchester
i visiting friends here.
Mrs Alvin Davis of Manchester is
visiting with her parents Mr.. 4 Mrs.
Chas. Woodward.
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JAMAICA.
IRA FELER'S GUIDE.

Trains leave Jama,ea daily, Sundays cx,
cepted, as follows Going south, mail a5 q. m,
mixed IS p, M; going north, mixed 10 %, mail 90
pm,
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAus,--wllard
Shepherd, T.. NJ, Mails close 20 minutes before ar,
rival of mail trains, Mails open 20 minutes after ar,
rival OF mail trains,
Stage for Manchester and intermediate points
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays upon ar.
rival of morning down train.
Telegraph office at Depot,
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LOCAL SUMMARY.
"DGN'E EsEi 4 CEAHs."

This IS what Frank Siddall, the pro
prictor of Siddall'S Soap says. He re.
Gently had full page advertisement i'll
the Phil. Times, surrounded by heavy
border made up of the, words "Don't
be a Clam" The LONDONDERRY SIP
TER is The most read and sought after
by the people in the north part of Wind
ham and portions OF Bennington aud
Windsor counties Of any paper printed :;
and its circulation is DAILY GOING
UP. Last week we were unable TO
supply the demand. This week we
hope to meet it. Don't be Clam"
If You want to reach the people in this
section advertise i'll the SITTER. If
you want paper that owns itself, and
bows the knee to 10 political shysters
and self seekers, subscribe for the SIF-
TER. "Don't be Il Clam But, dear
reader, ii you don't own yourself, if
you don't do Your own thinking DON'T
subscribe for the SITTER but bc a
Clam.
Buy the SITTER this week and send it
to yoar friends. Only Scents, done up
in wrappers ready for mailing.
Warren Wright has moved into the
tenement owned by Harriet Buxton,
on Churcn st.
l1r. LOOMS, dentist, is still at the
Peabody House and will remain for
scyera} days.
Little Mis- Susie Adams, of Factory
Point, who has been visiting in this
place, returned to her home this morn
ing.
The storm of Tuesday gave us from
3 to 10 inches of snow.
For watches, clocks and fine jewelry
go to Chas. A. Trip, & Co., Brattle-
borO.
Thir"cn pounds Of graduated sugar
for one dollar, at Smith 81 Taylor's.
Geo. O. Huntington, assistant post
master is visiting among his friends at
Rochester, Vt.
\ sugar party was given the young
folks last Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Holden. The partic-
ipants report a good time.
Jos. Reed, proprietor of the Peabody
House, will sell at Auction next Thurs
day, horses, Colts, Wagons, House
hold goods &c. &c,
Mr. Ford, the lessee of the Peabody
House, will take possession about the
20.
Geo. 5. Curtis has traded his real es-
tate in he village, for Frank Howard
farm. Mr.. Howard has also purchas.
ed the livery and will run the same
We hope the change will be agreeable
and profitable to both parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 4. Whitman made
flying visit home last week, returning
to Chester Monday morning
Mrs. Esther Fuller, who has been alb.
sent nearly year in the West, return
en- to her home in this village, last
week.
LET BEOTHERIY LOVE CoNTINUE.
The Congregational church at Lon
donierry, The Methodist and Baptist
churches Of So. Londonderry will u.
mite in FAST Day services at the Bap-
list church on Friday at Il O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
J. L. McNaughton Of Barnumvill ad
vertises ipr sale i,5Q0 acres of timbe
land in Peru and Winhall. The ap
purlenauces are a hotel. steam saw mil
number of tencmcnts and six Goa
kins.
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Niw Advertisements.
NOTICE..

Guliord, VI, Apr. 9th 1886.
All persons holding orders against school district
No. of Guilford are hereby notified that all legal
outstanding orders ar, now due and will be paid up
on presentation to tn, Treasurer Of said District
And that fifteen days rom the last publication OF
this uotcc is the time limited by law for the collcc
ton of interest on any order now outstanding a
gainst said District.
A. I. Thomas Prudential Com
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Telegraph and telephone Offices at a, Curtis
store,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
Cong CHURCu-Rev. d, II, stroug pastor.
SOCIETIES,
West River Lodge, No. 81, 7. and M. We'd,
n6sday on or before the full ofthe moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon aud evening. Mary Bigclow
Lirbaran
Miss Maude NJ. Benson of Cam
bridge, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. Il
Mrs. l.. p, Reynolds.
The residents of this place were great
ly shocked, on the evening of April I'd,
at receiving the sad news of the death
of their old friend and neighbor, Mrs.
Lydia Arnold. Though knowing that
she was very sick, we still hoped, a.
gainst hope, that her life might be spar
ed, but it was not to be. And now we
can hardly realize that she has gone to
her last, long home. She was kind
friend and neighbor, loved and respect
ed by all and will be sadly missed by a
large circle of relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the
Church at this place last Sabbath, Rev.
d. II. Strong officiating. His words
were pleasant, aptly chosen and highly
appreciated by all present.
4 NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr.. & Mrs. a. A. Curtis and their
mother, Mrs. Hooker, met with quite
a serious accident last sabbath. They
We're on their way to Church to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Arnold, and when
near the church steps, their horse be-
came frightned, jumped suddenly and
turned, throwing them all violently TO
the ground. They escaped with life and
no broken bones, which is wonder to
all who witnessed the accident. Mrs.
Hooker WAS quite seriously injured on
her back and neck, which we hope will
not prove permanent. Mrs. Il Mrs.
Curtis were not badly injured, though
somewhat bruised and shaken. 1t must
have been a severe shock to the nerves
of all.
Mrs. Larrabe has returned from Bos-
ton.
L. s. Barker and his sister, Mrs.
Farnsworth are visiting friends at Bel
lows Falls.
Dr. Frank Whitman of Bellows Falls
called on his uncle, Noah Whitman Of
this place last week.
\. W. J. Wilkins has moved into the
house with his father-in-law Ara Whit
man.
John Walker, jr. will soon move into
the tenement vacated by Mr. wilkins.
High water at this place March 81 :,
prevented work at Curtis mill and
nearly ruined the dam at the machine
shop.
At the present time, Wednesday, this
section is in the midst Of fearful storm
of rain, hail, and snow and the wind is
blowing Il perfect gale. 1t sweeps by
bowling and roaring, with frightfulve
locity and the monarchs of the forest
stand like grim sentinels, with bowed
heads and bare outstretchcd arms, to
meet the blows Of the coming tempest,
which wrcstlcs and beats them fear
fully. The clouds hang heavy and dark
and the hail beats steady, rafting tat
too on our window, which is anything
but pleasant or musical sound, and
causes such drtary, lonely feelings that
we shall be thankful when it is over.
COUSIN NELL.
+. W. Williams has just shipped 3
doz. tcthcrs to e. c. Holmes e. Co.,
Boston, and , doz. to Bromley & Bar
den. PaWlct, Vt.
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THE DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT.
Mrs. Lydia Arnold. relict Of the late
Judge Arnold, whom we mentioned
last week as being very sick at her
daughters, Mrs. j. ". Mclcndy's,
died about p. IN. OIL Friday. Mrs.
Arnold was lady highly esteemed by
all who knew her. She has resided in
this town for over SO years., and was
the mother of eight children, five of
whom are now living, and four of
them, Mrs. Starbuck, of Glcns Falls,
n. V, Samuel, of st. Louis, Mo-,
Mrs. j. W. Melcndy, of this village
and Mrs. Geo. c. Robinson. Of this
town, were with her at her death. She
was 76 Years of age, and was buried
i'll the North village cemetery, the fu-
neral services being held at that place,
where she has long resided, last Sun
day, Rev. D. II. Strong officiating.
Peace to her memory.
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that | have given my
son, George A. Clayton, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and shall
claim none # his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this Gate.
Alonzo L. Clayton,
Jamaica, VT. Mar. 29th 1886.
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TRAyELLER,s GUIDE.

Trains leave, daily, Sundays excepted, ior nm'tle
loro and intermediate stations, Mail, q 90 u, M, !;
miNed, Il 10 P, m, Trains arrive, from Brttleboro
aad intermediate stations, miz1d, II go ~ H.; mail,
Iop,m,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-08

Post Onice, II, W, Goddard, L, NJ, Mails close
at and li arrive al sad 40, daily
Chester sage leaves, IL a, M, arrives, p m daily
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RELlGIOUS SERVICES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q. q. Baker, paste
Sahbathday services, II 10 a. M; sabbath school
Immediately following this services. Evening servic.
RS at 30. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at T. Teachers meeting Frdey evenings at s.
BAPTIST CHuRcH-Rcv. DoForest Stafford, pas.
or, Services held, Morning, 10 45; Evening, :.
Sabbat hschool at close of morning services.
n1,LIrI An Nt1NI,lnINt1AAl
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CkACHE

with all other symptoms of Kidney Disease Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
III; he bought Browns sarsaparilla; she was cured
by It, and is now abou her house In better health
than for years The testimony of her friends Is
that Browns sarsaparllla saved her life.
Mn CuAs, PATTERSON, Engineer, Bangor, was
cured of Kidney Disease, caused by over exertion,
lifting, etc.
Ed. WATSON, Fern St, Bangor, was cured of
Kidney Disease by Browns Sarsaparilla.
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ToWNsHEND.

Grant Salisbury died suddenly Sum
day evening of pneumonia. He was
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WANTED.-100,000 feet of clear
spruce for which cash will be paid on
delivery at So. Londonderry. VIII
purchase in the log, or sawed into 8
inch plank, 8 inches wide or over,
square edge.
+. NJ. Wood,
So. Londonderry, Vt.