The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-01

days, Wednesdays aud Friday for Factory Point
Peru and Iandgrovo, Daily at 5p, NJ for So
Londonderry Mails arrive daily from So, London,
derry at S a. mo- from Chester at y, NJ, from Fac
tory Point, Peru and I.andgroye Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays at p, N, olice hours from
! 80 a. N, to p, N, Sundays, from Il tai,
Telegraph and telephone offices at A, \ Curtis
store,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
CoNG, CnuRcn.-Rev. u. II, sIroug, pastor,
SOCIETIES,
West River Lodge, No, 81, L, and a. NJ We'd
nesday, on or before the fun ofthc moon,
Londonderry Library Association, Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening, Mary Digrlow
Lirbaran
Miss. Ida Richardson, of Chester is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
The friends of Miss Lettie Whitman
are glad TO know that she arrived safely
at her destination in New Mexico.
Our pastor, Rev. ID. II. Strong, de-
livcrcd very interesting discourse at
the Congregational church, last Sab
bath, The singing was also very fine.
Miss Ida Richardson kindly assisted
the choir.
The residents of this place heard with
pleasure, a short time since, that Mrs,
Lydia Arnold was expected TO return
from st. Louis, March 20, and all
were delighledat the prospect of having
her safe at home once more, for she
has been greatly missed. But our joy
was soon turned to sorrow, for the first
news we heard, after her arrival, at her
daughters, Mrs. j. W. Melendy, So.
Londonderry, was that she was dan
gerously sick with typhoid pneumonia,
having been taken the night of her re-
turn. 1t causes sad. anxious feeling
throughout the entire community. We
sincerely hope that her life may be
spared.
Barnet Wait, Sd, has finished work.
ing for Robbins Il Marsh of Chester
and is now stopping with his fGthcr.
We understand that S. f. Barker has
engaged two tons of maple sugar, which
he will take to Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. Elijah Carlton died quite sudden
" last week. He was taken sick the
22d of March and died the 18th. lie
suffered fearfully, though sick but a
short time. lie was a Kind husband
and father and will be missed by his
afflicted family.
Charles, son of II. \. Hayward has
gone to Savannah, Ga.
1t is expected that Mr.. Knights of
Wailingford will shortly move into the
Hotel, at this place.
John Wyman and his sons, Willie
and Carl are CARRYING on one of the
sugar lots on George lI0bart'S farm,
Geo. Dodge has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. Joshua Parker,
The sugar makers are busy as posi-
bic, having had fine run of sap for
the past few days, which is about over
for this time, as we are having a steady
thaw and rain.
4 CARD OF THANKS.
We desire through this medium to re-
turn our sincere and heartfelt thanks,
to friends and neighbors, especially to
Mr.. & Mrs. Elbridge Eames for theil
kind assistance, during the sickness,
death and burial of our dear husband
and father, Elijah Carlton. In afilic.
TONS dark hours, may you all be as
kindly remembered
Mrs. Mary Carlton,
George Carlton,
John Carlton,
Charles Carlton.
| Last Sabbath was one of the most de
lightful days of the season, bright anC
calm as June morning, and what ;
rare, lovely sight met our eyes, as tho
dear old sun lifted his face above the
mountain. The snow fairies had bcel
busy the night before and had com
plcted one of their most exquisite piece
of work. Everything far and near
great and small to the least little twis
was covered with a white, tleecy robe
so pure and sparkling, as the rays of til,
sun, rested lovingly over all, that ON
could but gaze with delight. and ex
claim. how beautiful it all is.
COUSIN NELL.