The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-02-11

Post-offoe, \, a, Curlis, u A. MANS eios'
iaiy ut a. M, for Chester, and at same time Mon
lays. Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point
Peru and I.andgrove, Daily at ap. M Tor So
Londonderry, Mails arrive daily from 30 London
Terry at u, m, from Chester At p, M" from Fac
cory FONT. Peru and Landgrove Tuesdays Thurs
lays and Saturdays at 6 p. m. Once hours hom
so a. m, to Up, IN, Sundays, from II tai
Telegraph and telephone offices at A. Curtis
store.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Conc. CnuGcm.-Rev,- ID. II, stroug, pastor.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, +. and AN. Wed.
nestlay, on or before the full the moon,
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
saturday afternoon AMI evening. Mary Bigelow
Lrbiaran
Miss Anne French has gone to Bos-
ton to attend school.
Mrs. VIM. Stoodley is very sick with
erysipclas in her head.
Sadie, daughter of Gilbert Parker,
has been quite sick with dipthcria, but
is now more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gibson, of Cam
bridge, n. V, visited friends at this
place last Saturday.
Warren Cole has returned from Pits
field, Mass, and is stopping with his
father, A. Cole.
ii. a. Hayward has gone to South
Gardner, Mass, TO work in cab
shop.
We are glad to say that Mr.. Alvin
Davis is improving, we saw him out
riding Tuesday morning.
The Ladies' Mite Society meet with
Mrs. II. A. Hayward Wednesday, Feb
10Th
The wintey term Of school at this
place closed last Friday. TO day, Feb
Sth, the teacher, Mr.. G. G. Cook, OF
Castleton, joins heart, hand and for
tune with Miss Addie Smith, of Land
grove, and heuccforth through sun
shine and storm they will walk tho
pathway of life together. "Thrict
blessed is the bride whom the sun shines
on" and certainly no one could ask fol
a brighter SUMMER day than that one
may it prove an omen of Of joy ant
happiness to the bride and bridegroom
who, this day, commenced the journe.
of life together.
Scholars entertainment which wa
announced for Feb. 4th but postponed
on account of severity of weather, vii
take place at Union Hall this evening
Feb. Sth. From what we learn of thu
programme we judge that quite treat
both literary and musical is in store TO
the audience.
The log house on birch island at Low
ell Lake was PARTIAL, destroyed b.
fire a few days since, supposed to hav
caught from the stove pipe which wa
used instead of Il chimney.
We saw a novel team pass few day
since which consisted of a pair of mic
S. ecrs that VIII not be one year old Ill
next May, they were yoked and hitclle
to sled on which there was larg
wagon body containing four bushels O
grain and young lad who was ridin
for pleasure, the team was going to mi
and was driven by another young lac
son of Stephen Cory, of Weston, VIII
owns the steers. They were very dc
Gle and well behaved and trudged {
long like a pair Of old oxen.
Eugene Bigclow still continues un;
bic to get about mlch OH account of Ii
sprained ankle, and his neighbors
the number Of sixteen, with hear
full of kindness and generosity, wei
into his woods Tuesday with nine team
and axes and chopped ard drew :
loads of sled length wood to his house
, There has been decided change
! the weather i'll this vicinity, since la
Q Saturday which was the coolest of Il
season, thus far, mercury indicating
E degrees below zero at O'Clock a. II
f and Tuesday afternoon it is almost lii
summer heat on the sunny side of bull
ings. The day is 50 rarely beautiful
\ is almost impossible to keep ones ey
: from straying to the window. We a
> told that Robin was seen Monday.
COUSIN NELL.