The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-13
LONDONDERRY.
Travellers Guide.

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Peru and landgroye. Daily at 5p, m, for So
Londonderry, Mails arrive daily from So, London
derry at u, M, from Chester at p, NJ, from Fac
tory Point Peru aud l.andgrovo TucHdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at . p, N, otlloc hours from
I 80 a, IN. to Sp, m, Sundays, from u Ia l.
Telegraph and telephone otllccs at y, y Curtis
| store,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
CuNG, Cmuncu.-Rey, u. II, stroug, pastor,
SOCIETIES,
Yves, river Lodge, No. 81, F, and AN. Wed,
nesday, on or before the fun ofthe moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening, Mary Bigclow
I.rbiaran
Wet weather, he
Mrs. VIM. Sutton and her daughter,
Miss Lulu, are visiting friends at
Springfield.
Mrs. May Of Warlsboro is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Woodward.
Herbert May visited his sister, Mrs.
Woodward last week.
Frank Curtis, with two companions
whose names we did not learn, Went n
fishing last Monday and caught over
800 trout
Ben Sparrow is badly afflicted with
rhc umatism. r..
|, We understand that the Londonderry
Cornet Band will furnish the music
Memorial Day at So. Londonderry.
Joseph Crandall is stopping with DR..
Woodward.
On the night of May 4th, some one
entered Gilbert Parkcr's cellar, through
the window, it is supposed, and stole
his pork leaving not one slice in the
barrel. And one night recently %
pound can of maple sugar was taken
from the piazza of Richardson & Leon
ards store. 1t is thought that the sugar
and pork were both taken by the same
person.
There was heavy rain storm in this
vicinity last Saturday, which caused a
feeling of anxiety to some of the resi-
dents of this place, as the Weston res
crvoir is considered not safe.
Grass in this section is looking finely.
so dark and rich, like beautiful, green
velvet carpet and the trees and bushes
are rapidly putting on their new Spring,
costumes. The forests appear as if
covered with miSts of green of the
lovlicst, most delicate tints imaginable,
and how delightful it seems, coming, as
it does, so soon after the departure of
Winter.
Some one made a mistake last week
the third line of the third verse, of
Temperance Work, should have read,
"Till it watts the glorious news from
shore to shore,' and the last line of the
same verse should have read, It'll it
circles all the wide world DER"
The following is list of the presents
which were unexpectedly received by
Mr.. & Mrs. Fred Parker, Oil the eve
ming of their reception:
+ A Curtis, Waller StoWcl, A G
Gibson, Willie Childs, B NJ Wait, l.
S Richardson, presented l dozen COB
lets, syrup cup, set of glass ware, six
pieces, dozen sauce plates, l lamp, !
teapot; Mr. & Mrs G o Davis,l pair
linen towels; Mr. & Mrs Geo Holt,
pair silver napkin rings; Mrs W |
Gibson, 6 linen napkins; Mrs Mathew
wilkins, Inca tablccloth, 9 silver de-
sert spoons, glass set, pieces; Mrs
Jennie Stowell, G linen napkins; Mr.
& Mrs A \ Curtis. / set silver tea
spoons; T NJ Leonard. ! set silver
knives. COUSIN NELL.
Read the Millinery notice at the foot
Of especial Notices.
4 NEW FIRM.
a. w. j: Wilkins of this place aud
T. +. johnson of. Wardsboro have
formed Il partnership for the maAufact
uring and dealing in all kinds of GENE
terry work, in marble. granite and
bronze. They will occupy the old stand
Mr. wilkins has had much experience
in this line of work, and the new firm
is of such character that without doub
they will do a thorough cuisines.
The State Supt. Of Education vii
lecture at the church. meNt Tuesday
evening.
The Johnson Bros and their mother
have returned from spending the win
ter in New. Hampshire. and have dom
icilcd at the old home. near Thompson
burgh. These we'll known singers
who have been engaged i'll holding mu
steal conventions inform lis that they
met with excellent success.