The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-27
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Hiram and Tom have got back from
York.
Col. II. o. Peabody is in town for
few days.
Seasonable rains continue and grass
never looked better. at this season of
the year.
They say Hiram and Tom got as far
as Schaghticoke. What good did that
do Tom?
We regret to learn that Mr.. Winfield
Wright is again confined to the house,
suffering from disease of the heart.
Union Services will be held at the
Baptist church next Sabbath in honor
of "Our National dead
We understand that the road machine
recently purchased by the town is Civ
ing excellent satisfaction.
f. A. Livermore, on account of his
health, will spend few weeks in Sar-
atoga.
Jerry Dodge has purchased back his
place receetly sold to Saml. johnson.
also Mr.. Johnson's farm. Mr.. John
son will probably move into the village
We learn that Mrs. S. b. Young, OF
Rupert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Landfear, of Landgrovc, lies at the
point of death at her home in Rupert.
Mr.. & Mrs. Laury left Monday fol
Fairfield, Me-, where they intend tc
make their future home. They have
the best wishes of their friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. w. C. Lampson of Factory
Point was in town yesterday selling
wagons. and we learn with success
Mr.. Lampson advertises in the SITTER
Mrs. Mary White, of this village
showed us, last Friday, spear of grass
that measured, in length, twenty three
and half inches.
Mrs. A. r. Rugg of the south par
of town has an apple blossom geraniun
with 165 blossoms. The plant is bu
two years old. Who can beat this?
Mrs. 3. G.. Babbitt has been on the
sick list for couple of weeks, but is
now much better.
The friends of Mr.. II. S. Taylor
will be pleased to learn that he is agail
behind the counter, ready to wait on al
customers.
DIR. A. B. Bixby and wife, of Poult
ney, have been visiting in this vicinit!
during the past week.
Do not be offended if you are no
asked to bring in rations for the boys
Decoration Day. But little persona
soliciting will be done, but the commit
tee would request that all, without fur
Their invitation, assist us in filling Oul
tables on that day. Con-.
Mr.. Bliss Goddard has purchased 1
fine family monument of Brown &
Bagley of Rutland, who advertise il
the SITTER, through their agent, B. M
wilkins. The monument will be ONT
of the finest in town.
The W. II. c. and S. of V. will
meet at their hall, Sat. at l o'clock p
m, to make the Floral Offerings TO
Decoration. All who are interested
and willing to lend hand, will meet a
the corps hall Flowers and evergreen
are solicited. Trusting all who hav
flowers will feel it a duty to contribute
them for this occasion, and kindly &C
cept the thanks of the committee.
Wrignt's Animal Tether, owned il
part by f. NJ. Wood, is selling like ho
cakes. Mr.. d. B. Goddard, who ha
purchased the right to this State report
the sale as very large; in fact, hereto
fore, he has been unable to get ther
manufactured as fast as ordered. A
who purchase this excellent and simpl
arrangement for hitching out anythin
of the animal kind are more than pleas
ed with it. One gentleman in this vi
lage assures us that he would not tax
ten dollars for his if he could not &c
another one. Parties wishing Tether
or territory in this State should addres
d. b. Goddard and for the same, ou
side the State, f. NJ. Wood, So. Lor
donderry.