The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-18
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The letter given below, aside from
its unique spelling and composition, is
of mere local interest, but, as such, is
particularly rich. 1t was mailed in a
Peabody House envelope, and failing
to reach the person addressed was re-
turned to that house and diven to us by
its proprietor.
So. Londonderry, VT, Jan the 4 1886
my More than Farther / reserved
your Letter Last mite and was glad to
hear from you am well we have turn
ed the page of a mother year may it be
aycar of happiness to you. you wish
me to Come and see YOU and Chear
your dcclinen years and | think | shall
Come nexs fall mead you the welth
that AIN trycn to hide from the people
that have wronged me and Left me as
they think penelcss to struggle with a
cold hard world Little do the people
no that in distant State that am well
thy No one will no it hear | have all
the mony | mead ask for but God noes
it will Remane seckIet till my death
before a - will Git il God alone is
my jug thank God man ant my jug. |
mead you true and faithful friend is
hard to find you ask why this worken
out is to blind peaplc eyes and to see
what kind of stuff some of them are
made of do not mead your money but
| mead your advise and Care to help me
TO hide what was my Dear unkles the
first of april shall have a Large wclth
of my own Come to Chamburg and
help me TO take Care of it and to make
the Deaplc think am Poor 10 ties in
vermont but my mother to Ceap me
hear. my Children Can take with me
if tllay wish TO 90 have ben true and
faithful wife and mother but tho
add Blood is stird and nothing
but death Can Change me no one will
Love Inc fer my mony for they not
no | got Eny $4,000 dolcrs don't gro on
Every Boosh and with Caful manage
mant shall have much more) now good
mite my more than farther may God
Richest Blessing Rest on you from
Jennie
Excuse and make alouncc for me
write soon ii is BARN to my mind in
lonly hours trasurc them up as misel
does his gold J
+ Mr.. Edward Benedict and Miss
Mary Adams of Factory Point who
were recently married at that place ha6
bestowed upon them by their man!
friends some very handsome and valll.
able presents. The bride being so wei
known on this side Of the mountain we
give complete list, as follows:
Estey organ, to the bride from thu
groom; hanging lamp, j. II. Bonestee
and family: plush mirror, Chas. Clark
Miss Minnie Bromly; set, solid siivcI
teaspoons, w. A. Adams; IL dozen in
dividnal salts, Mr.. Rolin Wescott
plush album, e. Estabrook and family
and Misses HOLSTERS; plush work box
Miss Flora Marsh: bed spread. Rev
and Mrs. J. 4. Swart; plush cab. pict
ure frame, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Lewis
silyer and glass pickle castor, Mr.. Ar
thur Adams; dozen silver knives, Mrs
W. A. Adams; plush cab. picture
frame, Miss Lora Griffith; bread ant
milk set, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bundy
water set, Miss Ida Farnum; tabl
cloth. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Rowe; brea'
and milk set. Misses Jennie Reed AM
Della Smith; pair of towels, Mr.. am
Mrs. j. A. Lugene; table cloth, MI
and Mrs. Henry Lugene; two pairs o
, towels, Mr.. and Mrs.. Allen Graves
; dozen napkins, f. c. Burr; pair o
/ towels, Mrs. Alice Reed; tidy, Mr.. an
Mrs. Z. d. Edgerton; five dollar gol
: piece, Miss Maria Benedict; pair tow
els, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Kenny; glas
berry and pickle dish, Miss Mary Bei