The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-10-03
L0NDONDER RY.
Warm and wet.

DR.. Payne returned to Boston last
week.
Serrel Richardson and wife of
Chester, former residents of this town,
are stopping with their son, l.. S.
Richardson.
Mrs. j. II. Hathorn is very poor
ly.
Mrs, Perry of Cavendish recently
spent few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary +. Bigelow.
Mrs. l.. p. Reynolds is improving
slowly, though her hand is still in a
bad condition. She has suffered in
tensely for several weeks and has the
sincere sympathy of many friends.
Mrs. Mary Carlton of Manchester
Centre, formerly of this town, is Wis.,
iting friends in this vicinity.
Postmaster Will Childs took the
oath of office Tuesday. He and his
faithful assistant and partner, Allie
G. Gibson, have the best wishes of
many friends for their future success
and prosperity.
ID. w. Marden has purchased
deacon Geo. Hobart's farm. 1t is
called very productive farm, raises
nice fruit, and sugar of excellent quail
ity is made there.
Miss Elite Gibson returned last
Saturday from three weeks visit
with friends in Boston and vicinity.
She also visited many places of in
terest ALI of which she greatly enjoy
ed and gives very pleasant report
of her outing.
Miss Hattie Pierce of So. London
derry was at this place last week
dressmaking for Mrs. Frank Stevens
f. M. Leonard and family are
spending few days with friends al
Wardsboro.
Edwin Burt of Peru has moved in
to the house with his father-in-law
John Wyman.
Mr.. & Mrs. Elbridge Eames are
visiting friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Ada Fuller has returned from
Worcester where she has resided TO
several years and is now at work TO
Mrs. l.. P. Reynolds.
DR.. Payne has let his farm to
Mr.. Fisher from the other side of tn,
mountain.
Miss Nella Howard of So. Lon
donderry was recently the guest o
her cousins, Mr.. & Mrs. Geo. How
ard.
Frank Stevens and wife were call
ed to Chester last week to see thei
brother, Albert Stevens, who was Sc
riously injured by being thrown fror
his carriage.
Mrs. Ella Parker of Chester i
stopping with her sister, Mrs. D. W
Parker.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. A. Curtis, accom-
panied by their mother, Mrs. Hooker
have gone to the fair at Brattleboro.
Misses Lucy and Anna Norton an
their brother, Thomas, of New York
formerly of Weston, returned to thei
home last Monday, having spent sew
eral weeks with d. ID. Wait an
family and other friends in this vi
entity. They were proprletors of tn
popular Norton restaurant at NeN
York which was partially destroye
by fire not long since. We under
stand that they will soon open anoth
er restaurant. afsF
David Howard of Jacksonville wi
soon commence DR.. Payne's bar
which he is to build this fall.
Gilbert Parker and L. P. Sheldo
are home from Chester for fe,
days.
Miss Eva Abbott has finished wor
at Lowell Lake where she has bee
during the season.
F. w. Williams is moving into til
parsonage. He has let his farm t
Mr.. johnson, who has for the pas
three years resided on the farm know
as the Bates place which is now owl
ed by Mr.. Sprague of Weston. Nj
: johnson during the time he has bee
on the place has built a two-stor
e house there which is nearly compl,
ted, doing all the work himself, il
Guiding masonry and painting, b'
sides carrying on the farm. Trul,
: he must be very ingenious as well {
Industrious.
r The Library Association is indeb
ed to lawyer, A. M. Allbe of Sprins
e field, formerly of this place, for gi
of four new books.
The city boarders have returned
their homes and the stiffness of mig
a is once more unbroken by the excr
ciating tones of coaching horns whit
N some of tho hOarderS seemed We