The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-10-04
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Dance at Coles iHall tomorrow
evening.
Harry Wyman Of Peru is clerking
for H. P. Chase.
Frank Belden has gone to work
with H. R. Clough to learn the black
smiths trade.
A. L. Wetherell of Winhall has
left at this office an 1910 Harrison
medal-log cabin, hard cider and all.
G.. H. Babcock is here for few
days ready to take tin-types and
views.
C. W. Chase sold fine horse a
few days since to Henry Allen of
Walpole, N. H.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Maria
Cudworth of Townshend, sisters of
lawyer Cudworth, are visiting with
his family.
B. F. Douglas brought into this
Office yesterday two apples, each meas
uring a little over IL inches in cir
conference.
C. D. Farnum's new mill begins
to assume slightly look, and will
soon be ready for business.
Joha Farmer of Chester has pur-
chased the stage route from this place
to Chester and has taken possession,
moving his family into the Churchill
house.
Landlord Converse still refuses to
turn up, but everything at the hotel
seems to run quite smoothly and with
q good deal less rum than usual. 10
all of which we say, amen.
The clerk of the weather has got
ratified and is trying to ring winter
in. He commenced last Saturday by
giving us a few fakes of snow, this
he has followed up every day since.
Yesterday he peppered it down quite
sharply for a while.
We are panied to announce the
serious illness of Geo. d. Hartwell,
at the residence of Sem Pierce at
Winhall Station. Mr.. Hartwell is
comparatively stranger among us,
but has made host of friends, who
are very anxious as to his condition.
Mrs. 0. P. Fuller received tel
egram last Wednesday eve from her
father in Plaistow, N. H. requesting
her to come home, her brother, Arthur
Hills, young man about 80 years OF
age being very sick. She started the
next morning, but her brother died
several hours before she reached there.
In the case of la Sheldon, whose
sudden death we recorded last week
the post-mortem disclosed the fac
that he died from congestion of the
brain. The autopsy was made by
Drs. Warner and Marden of thi!
place and the Drs. Arnold of Lon.
donderry.
Arson Howard of Bondville, who
is at work in Chas. b. Rawson''
Novelty shop at Worcester, was VI
last week and left in at this office ,
number of specimens of the work don'
in that shop, mostly in the nature d
tool handles, some of them enameleC
and all highly polished and shown!
superior workmanship. Mr.. RawsoI
went from Jacksonville few year
ago to Worcester and by pluck, per
severance and ready genius has sue
ceeded in establishing a fine payin;
business. There's nothing like hav
ing the ..sand'' in you to successful,
wage the battle of life.
The good people of school distric
No. 4, seem to be in trouble, and ar
waging warfare against their teach
er with view of keeping her out o
the winter term. This feeling is run
ming SO high that some in the distric
refuse to send their children. w
have received communication upo
the subject, but after mature deliber
alton have come to the conclusion
thai the ''least said the soonest mend
. aud that its publication woul
ri, stir up strife. School distric
ecrr.h'cs ore ALWAYS UNPLEASANT an,
,eoald be given tb3 go-bya.