The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-07

|
remain few days.
Hop Compound is au unrivaled Sprin,
and Fall Tonic, Pints only so cents.
Clarence Aldrch goes to the heae
on trout fishing. A few days sine,
he caught a nice string in Flood brook
one of which weighed one pound ant
one ounce.
u ID. B. Goddard has opened the
carriage shop and is prepared to dc
repairing and jobbing in the line OF
carriage and wagon work.
Another big egg story.-Mrs. Geo.
II. Howe of Perkinsville reports re-
ceiving from 20 hens, in the month of
May, 40 eggs.
1t is a well established fact that
people will take extraordinary inter-
est in the welfare of widowers and
widows; so it was not surprising that
the frequent visits down country of
our esteemed physician, DR.. d.
II. Marden, created no little COM
ment and speculation. Happily it is
now all over, for on his return from
his last visit he was accompanied by
a handsome Massachusetts daughter
whom he introduces as his wife. We
extend our congratulations to the
doctor and welcome the wife to our
community, feeling confident that we
shall not be the loosers in having an
accomplished lady added to the many
we already possess.
The marriage took place at the par
lors of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Town
of Winchendon, friends to the bride !;
after the ceremony a reception was
held and the friends present testified
to their appreciation of the worth of
the newly made bride and their JOY
at her prosperity by presenting her
with numerous valuable articles of
household utility and characterization,
besides one hundred and seven dol
lars in money.
M. N. Clayton informs us that he
is at work for the Montague Paper
Company instead of Mrs. Mansfield,
as reported last week.
Next Sabbath will be observed as
Children's Day at the NJ. E. Church.
The pastor will deliver a sermon to
the children in the morning, and at its
close there will be the usual Children's
Day exercises.
F. A. Pierce, S. S. Supt.
For local reasons we are in favor of
an immediate repeal of the tax on to-
bacco-in order that some of our peo-
pie may get cigar, occasionally,
without so much ado.
Mrs. F. M. Wood, who has spent
the winter in Massachusetts, has re-
turned to her residence here. Mr..
Wood is expected in few days.
Geo. Curtis has got able to 90 On
and come down to the vii
age.
Mrs. Henry Shanks joined her hus.
band at West Gardner, Mass, last
Saturday, their goods having proceed
ed her several days. Mr.. Shanks has
obtained satisfactory employment at
hat place, likes and expects to make
t his future home.
The Idaho friends continue to send
is specimens of their wonderful veg
table growth, the latest being a
'lover stalk nearly three feet long.
Ne beg to call their attention to an
tenn in our Peru correspondence this
week.
II, as the poet says, "as the twig is
'ent the trees Inclined" what crook
a inclination has been given to the
Using generation of this village during
ne lastweek. This is especially ded-
Gated to our citizens who do not be- !,
eve in hoodlumism.
Sailing master, Hilton, with his !
ntlre fleet, is now well anchored at :
he Lake, and has made many i'm
rovements this spring. The season
pens auspicously and without doubt
lis fast growing popular resort will
largely patronized during the hot
lonths. Ye editor expects to get out
lere soon to make a further survey
that corduroy road, but don't tell j
lie "Kommodore." J
AUCTIONS.