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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-03-09

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-03-09
REDFIELD PROCTOR,


Secretary Of war, was chairman of
the Vermont delegation to the Chi
cago convention in 1883, and work
ed hard for Harrison; has been gov
ernor of Vermont; lives at Proctor,
a town he founded, few miles from
Rutland; virtually controls the mar
BILE output Of his state, and manages
a large farm.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Postmaster general, is a native Of
Philadelphia county, Pa, and fifty
one years of age. He has grown
wealthy by running a mammoth re-
tail mercantile business. and adver-
Using extensively. He was one of
the most active Republicans in the
late presidential campaign.
JEREMIAH RusK,
Secretary OF agriculture, was born
in Morgan county, Ohio, June II,
1880, and removed to Vernon coun-
ty, Wis, in 1858; held several coun-
ty Offices; commissioned major of
the 25th Wisconsin infantry in July,
1882. and afterwards promoted col
onel; brevetted brigadier general for
bravery at the battle of Salkahatchie;
elected comptroller of Wisconsin in
1853 and 1858; served in congress
SIX years; was governor three terms;
IS a practical farmer and the farm
ems friend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
CoRRALLINe THE OLD GUARD.
The Chicks Have n Tender Feeling for
Those "Grown Gray" In the Service.

Ntftttfs
CAPT. Harry Allen, Of the Chickasaw
Guards, and his official associates are ut
work on plan worthy Of such energetic,
unsel6sh aud public spirited gentlemen,
and one that will strike the general public
in a very tender spot.
The idea and effort Is TO organize an
cold Guard" branch OF the Chickasaw
Guards, for membership in which there
are about l25 men eligible, the qualihca-
lions being certain period OF active and
faithful service with that company.
During the period In which the Chicks
practically retired IRON the military arena,
resting upon the many achievements on
competitive fields, and content with the
social enjoyments TO be found in club life,
many OF the old reliable soldiers, those who
had contributed yalianily 10 the efforts
which brought the company distinguishing
trophies, east aside oxacting military re.
quirements by resigning their company
membership. Even before this lapse in
interest, aud dating back TO the company's
early history, there have been. from time
TO time, designations on account OF
business obligations All these esteemed
ex-members II Is desired TO have back
in the company, in some way or other,
aud 10 do this completely, the plan is TO
make II entirely inexpensive TO the "0ld
Guard" rs Il is proposed TO call
them. Funds are 10 be raised
by subscription among those who are
heart and soul in the movement
with which TO provide them with neat and
well made but not gaudy uniforms, and
there ends all the expense. All that Is ~.
quired OF the cold Guards' Is
that they report for drill about
twice month during tho quiet sea-
on-though no restrictions against reg
ular drills with tbc Jlr1ve company
are intcrposed=-anato turn ouiin all dress
pamdcs. When thoroughly organized on
tho plan, the Chickasaw Guards can nearly
always be relied upon TO present a solid
column Of 100 OF zoo men on dress parade
occasions.
II is hardly probable that n single man
eligible 10 membership in tho cold
Guard" will decline the invitation that Il
Il designed 10 send them at an early day
should no unexpected obstacle present IL
self in the way OF carrying the plans thus
far warmly commended wherever they are
presented.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
DIED.

HOYLE-M the residence Of her s0n, Patrick
Boyle 30. A1 Poplar stuct saturday, harrh o
issl. ~ 30 O'Clock An, Mus. CAtuAniNE bUYLE,
ago seventy year.
Funeral will take place from the residence this
(sUNDAY) afternoon ats o'clock. Services NJ ~
Peters Church. Friends Of her children. Patrick
Boyle aud Nm. Martin o'Callaghan, arc cordially
invited 10 attend
saturday. Marh .. wrusoS RolrI,
aged 100 years
Funeral viii tiio place this tsUNDAY) afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. from Onc,nwoni Chnfch.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, March NJ 10 O'Clock. 1vo.
ADAMS nEyAS, Infant t0n Of Andrew and Julia
Hcvan.
Funofai will take placc this lsuNDAY1 afternoon
At O'Clock. from NJ idcnc,, corner Lane avenue
aud Duprcc street.
stMrsON-At rcsidoncc. 30 20 Vance street
saturday morning Mst.h .. lsl. a Hap o'clOik.
uANNAu hinrsps. mother UI Henry Murphy.
Funeral will take placu from residence this Sun.
DAY afternoon NJ O'Clock. TfIcnds Of tho family
invited ~ attend.
LFWis-At rosidcnor o. Linden drrt Extended
Saturday morning, March .. isH ht 100 u'clura,
ELWA Laws vito Oi David and mother Of Amos
and George Lewis.
Funeni will iate place from Collins Chapel INT,
SUNDAY morning Al ~ O'Clock. Friends Of tho
family invited N attend.
TLETCHER-in Chicnrb 49,, March p iss9 ~
typhoid pneumonia. WALTrr lANfrn. oldest child
% W. a. aud Dora l.. Fletcher ugyd ten jean and
i've months
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
Horses st the Track.

The following is an accurate list Of the
horses In training ut the track
BILL TinBERLAKE's srABLE-TonE DILL
TRAINER
Fudcasa, biz. T. syn. Uhan ODESSA
Helena b. iyrL, liydcr Alindcrnac
Gofte o., CHI. & 2 yrs., taycu Annie Veto.
Nolci, Oh &. iyrL. Noliunh koxHnnh
l.. H., Oh. & 2yr Orphan l.oylioliauihus;
Albert sull, b q, syn, bulWufk dam b Aillia.
Uiuu Veil Dr. T. yrs BILLET Oneida.
Madolln CHI T. lyrs, Hind00May -
ED coRRiCAN's STABLE.
J. D. Clay, br. C, years. Longicllow.Annio
irrimmons en-. C., Year., King nan Aurcola.
Irish ut, CHI d.. aged Pat Manuy Ethel
Long thancc br. G #, ycan, iongicll low Chance.
Steve Jerome Ch. r.. D yrars LISBON Peaceful.
Molilo Z. b. l., ycars Great iom.Q Queen VI tho
N.ss Howard IA L,2 ycan, King Alionro Mary
Boodier. ch r.. syear. EnqulrrBntcry.
Riley, b G., year, LOngicilOWNcurtn.
Jake saunlcf, b. C., yoaa, leu Brock Clccly
Tnits' b. 4, sycar. LongfclloN. Relic KNIGHT
Ciam Moore. b. T., year. >. ". Norton. ifalula.
Spectator. b. g., year. Hpflngbok Hattie Harris
winslos, b. 8, ycan, Ten Brockimportcd
Queen Maudc
MONTANA STABLE. noDrGAP, TRAINER.
polomus. b. C., ycar rel iloy ..ady Pugett
giondrlln ngrd en- M. 0lonelg .tOfdolia
sltka, ch &, 3 yeam. Tom nowiing-dain un.
known.
iIpoEano. Oh. r.. year, iiyder Ali.ulerposi.
''Idmiui b. g. ycsrs. He'd boy lipis.
Motkio n, ch. e., ycar, Red B0y'Bcsslo Doug
LAS.
W. J. wiDENER, FAfnDEHHY, MN.
osvood b. a. aged Eiian fawcnog Attitude.
Belle Reno. blE T.. ycin. Keno dau unknown.
Amelia, b G, Elias lhWryncu Mar Warren.
Ilonhouf, BE- {. yelfs Noltgsur Lu,u ecib.
Arlsti h. G., yeau Arsiidcl Mary Msrrvn.
Uncle sam, b. r. Year, Nollgeur hiLnie H.
G. A. DUKES, KANSAS cry, No,
Artistic, bt T., two yean, Aristidcs hail.
bel Sor,e. b. T., Owe ycau flood'El,hcr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10

Ordor OF Publication.
No 72iiM y In The Ctanrcfy Court Of shelby
c1untV 1cnn.-li. n. James w. Eldon q IielfL
u appafiuF from Tho blll ia this cause uhrh 4,
sworn ~, that The defendant ildon e.. flsida l. a
rsldrni u The SLATE ~ Mississippi. and non.
resident ~ the State II Tennessee
u 4 therefore Qriicrd that be- make NJ apfsaf
nnce herein at The cUun house ~ Shelby cuun.
", ~ the city ~ Memphis, nov Taxing District %
Shelby county, Ioun., on the mt Monday in
MHY. is'l. aud plead. answer ~ doinuf iU rnin.
plnlnautH bill ~ the same vili h. taken tnf con.
lrsfci na a. him aud 80 Tor hearing otpiua aud
that COPY Of this uricr b. Published ONO q Wccg
inf four successive weeks 10 DC Icmphls APPEAL.
This pth day NJ Nnfrh. tp1.
A true copy Attest
i0tNHi v n NCliLNuY. CLERK and Matter
ny q. 10 CAibWlLL ~ a. AN
Morgan Mcfarland sollclioru ior Complainant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10

can afford. We would set aside one day
for grand street parade, with all the
music we can get together. Then every
day at camp, which will be easily
accessible, beginning at $50 o'clock in
the morning with reveille, there will be
miscellaneous exhibitions Of proficiency in
the various military movements, includ-
ing battalion and brigade drills, artillery
and cavalry drills, guard mounts, and
grand dress parade in'the afternoon. No
one will be allowed to complain OF lack OF
attractions every day throughout the en-
campment, even II Il continue two weeks.
AT the same time, nothing is going 10 lag
In the way Of work."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10
Bcyond All Comparison

EsonAvSo aud manufacturing; Thayer's
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LEcTnRE 49, II - ~
Ordor of pnbllcatIon.

No. 72lgr. D.-fn Tho CIaugry CDuH Of shClby
county, Tenn, -Olitcf w. buckingham u NJ ".
john T. Norton Of I'll.
Il appearing from The hi.l loo iha cfu'C. rhlrh
= Mofn ~. that the defendants e ~ llolme., ~
" ii0nofo aud " u ilinck'U Hv residents ~ the
STATE Of Illinois and non uaignn ol tho htiie ~
Ionnessce
iils therefore ordered that lh.ymate ihcirhppcar
hnUc herein nt the count huusH Of .hrlby county IN
the city ~ Memphis now iafIuf District y shelby
county. Tenn, ON the frt Monday w Nay,
lsf'. aud plead. answer OF d0uuf 90 nUmplalnanls
them aud ~ Tor hfnfinv srfHfID ard that cupy of
this Oriier " pullishef 0upu sees lpf iuuf sue
ccssiio weeks In the MemphI' Appeal
THIS pih day Of Maub, $50
4 True Cupy=Atiott
i0ls2rl u " MciIENRY CLERK and Master
~ 4, n CALDWELL D. g. NN
i. II btgingion, Solicitor i0f tonphlnanA
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CAS'T read at night-gO to Thaycr'G
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-10

Is the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
rLoR DE- aAMELsoN,
And which We are selling IA a leader at
the popular price OF
ron PC.
A cigar rs good cannot be had elsewhere
. for Soc. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisseurs VI hne cigars 10 Try them.
j. SAMPSON 4 Co.,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis
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IoDuf NOTICES.

DENN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No p. q
i " a 4. M.-1he onlrrr and members W
Will attend tho stated cuulu.1iiUn 0n NON./N
DAY righi. NHruh " ui rr.U. Tor the dls
patch OF hu.inc.s Visiting C1mlanl1ns INTERNALLY
and cordial, invited
liy orlor 81 MARCr- tONE4 M.EHP.
Attest DnDgE g.. Tftu"H .Urfrihrr
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
NEWFANE.

A genuine surprise party was given
to DR.. Weston and wife by members
of the G. A. r. and w. r. c., of
which they are members, Saturday
evening. Refreshments were carried
and a very pleasant evening was
spent.
There was an unusually large at
tendance at church and Sunday school
last Sunday, there being 81 at the
latter. Proceeding the regular COM
munion six persons united with the
church.
Merrily and with much noise come
the young people down Main street
hill upon their double runners.
Miss Mary Ingram is finishing the
school in Dist. No. 3. Alice Plimp-
ton was obliged to leave on account
of sickness.
People are busy shedding, filling
their ice houses, etc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
JAMAICA.

E. M, Spencer has bought the
Willard Smith place and moved his
goods there.
j. Waldo Pierce was injured bv
being run over by pair of wild steers
on Monday of this week.
Lumber, logs and wood are to be
seen at all times of day. Nearly 80
teams visit Wardwell's mill with logs
some days besides what 90 to other
mills.
Attic P. Howe is sick with rheu-
matte fever at his fathers in West
held, Mass. and his wife and Mrs
u. Sherwin are there caring for him
Mrs. Wood has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to visit her brother.
The suit Savage VS. Revillo How
ara was tried before justice. F. b.
Pier on Tuesday at E. L. Water.
mans office, verdict for plaintiff.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
LOCAL SUNNI larry,

At zero this morning, and the gen.
tie breezes fan the mountain tops.
David Farnum of Wardsboro has
been in town the past week, peddling.
Mr.. & Mrs. C. B. Walker arc
visiting on the west side of the mount.
ain.
Dance at the rink next week Fri
day evening-Music, Parker's Or
chestra.
VIM. A. Shattuck is in Montpe-
iier attending an Odd Fellows meet
ing, as delegate from the Lodge in
this place.
The Bondville Odd Fellows will
celebrate Inauguration day, March
4th, with grand Ball.
Invitations are out for the weddino
OF Geo. Babbitt of this town and
MISS lilly Warner of Landgrove to
come off at the residence of the BRIDES
parents on the 18th.
+. II. Howard, H. P. Yearly and
ii. II. Howe started for Montreal
Monday. They will take in the car
nlval and then look up some fine
horses to bring home with them.
Will Chase, who is spending a
Short vacation from Princeton COL
lege, visited friends here and in this
vicinity this and last week.
The Londonderry Dramatic Club
Will present, at Union Hall, Feb. H.
that sterling drama, sEast LYNNE ),
This club will be sure to give it a fine
+. L. Fish of Newfane, who is
now studying with Judge Reed of
Bellows Falls, spent Saturday and
sunday with friends in this VILLAGE
frank has some warm friends up this
way who are always pleased to see
lin.
The Odd Fellows Ball to come off
1t Farwells hall, Londonderry. on
ne IL, promises to be a successful
lfalr. From the reputation landlord
'arwell enjoys for getting up sump-
uous suppers and the excellent music
Engaged it will certainly be an eniov-
bile occasion.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
PERKINSVILLE.

The snow revived business-wender
fully and logs and wood have moveC
rapidly ever since. 1t seems incredi
bic that so much lumber coad bt
hauled in week as has been put into
the mill yard during the past week.
Snow is necessary for winter business
in Vermont.
Schools are closing all over town.
j. A. Call is very sick with ague.
B. II. Allbee has been appointed
special correspondent of the Troy
Daily Times for Windsor county.
The Union Quarry has quit cutting
stone for the winter A great guam
tity is out which it will take nearly
all winter to get to the mills. The
soapstone business is booming in this
town and why shouldn't it when we
produce the best stone in the world
for some classes of work.
The mild winter made hay chang
on so that farmers had on Candle
mas day more than "half their corn
and half their hay" Candlemas, ac-
cording to old sayings, was not sue
cess, but st. Valentine will be if the
malicious small boy can make it so
with his holrid curicatures and gro
'esque limitations of humanity.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
SlMONSVILLE.

Will Andrews spent the Sabbath
at home. He goes to Burlington and
Montreal this week to visit friends.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. d. A. Benson, Friday eve,
Feb. 10th.
Mrs. ii. B. Stannard has returned
from Boston.
Mrs. ii. I. Ellis has finished her
work at FL. B. STANDARDS and gone
to Sherburn to visit friends.
Our young people attended party
at H. F. Virgins last week and all
report a good time.
Merton Micott spent the Sabbath
at home.
Mrs. S. P. Carlton spent last week
in Chester at her fathers, S. Hag-
gett.
Will Chase returned to Princeton
college this week Tuesday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
WINHALL HOLLOW.

Our post-office, we fear, has gone
where the woodbine twineth.
Mrs. Samuel Babbitt is sick witt
pneumonia and there are but little
hopes of her recovery.
Gertrude Bryant is attending school
at So. Londonderry.
A school meeting was held, or at
least tried to be held, at this place
last Saturday, but there was some
fault in warning the meeting, there
fore it was a failure.
The question, resolved, that the
Mills bill should become law" will
be debated at our lyceum next Tues
day evening by the following speak
ers; Alternatives, Geo. X. Davis,
DIR. W. R. Woodward. Negative,
A. E. Cudworth, G. I. Shanks.
If the evening is stormy the debate
will take place the first pleasant eve
ming following.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
IHE BABES In The Woops.

Halloo, Frank and Will! Now be
honest, boys, did you tramp two
miles through that swamp to call on
the girls, or were you lost? The
former is quite gallant of course, but
then, you know, "murder will OUT
and SO will the truth. You have the
sympathy of the SITTER.
The fifth annual convention of the
Woman's Relief Corps Department
OF Vermont will be held in Brattle-
boro, Feb. 10, IA, and 18th. Round
trip tickets will be sold at all stations
Tor fare one way. Sedgwick Relief
Corps will entertain, free of eypense
all members of the order who attend
the convention.
Whereas Farmers Grange, feeling
grateful for courtisies extended t,
help make the lecture~of Col. ]. H.
Brigham, W. NJ, National Grange,
a success and being DESTROYS of ex-
pressing its gratitude: Therefore.
be 1t resolved, that the thanks of the
Grange are hereby extended to the
Nj. +. Society for the use of its
church on that occasion, and to the
members of thh Glee Club for furn- |
ishing so pleasant and important
part of the entertainment. Com. |
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
PERU.

w. j. Walker is moving into Geo
l.. Richardson's house, known as the
Bryant house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence OF
Manchester Depot have been visiting
her brothers, Charles and Wallace
Farnum.
Mrs. West from Fairhaven is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Ad-
ans.
Mrs. Jos. Seymour of East Dor
set has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Geo. Russell, but was called home
on account of her husbands illnnss.
John Coolidge lost valuable
horse few days ago.
On account of the storm the ORA
matte Association gave public re-
hersal of the play, .'Out in the
Streets Tuesday night, and on Fri
day evening of this week the play
will be presented with additional fca-
lures. Be sure and come, one and
all.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
BONNEVILLE.

Now we have plenty of snow and
the teamsters are all busy.
John P. Lackey has moved back
to the village.
VIII Cutting has gone to Massa-
chusetts to work in saw mill.
ii. f. Duane's mill yard is filling
up fast with hard wood logs. Weno-
tlce some very fine logs.
That ''spiritual dancer" would like
to have the Editor turn over one
more new leaf SO as to have his locals
come on the inside of the paper.
80 degrees below zero Monday
morning.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07

c. +. Perry of Raceville, n. Y
has been visiting his cousin, join
Cummings,
| Rev. Moses Adams visited witt
Rev. Mr.. Bryant over Sabbath and
preached in the evening.
Rev, I, Mackie supplied the pull
pit at Bondville last Sabbath, Rev.
Mr., Felch being absent,
Francis Aldrich has quit the en-
ploy of Mrs. Converse, at the hotel,
Ben Sprague taking his place.
Miss Nettie Clough and her sister,
Susie, have gone to Brattleboro to
work.
II. d. Tyler, our worthy town
clerk, has purchased the right to make
and sell valuable fire kinder.
Do not fail to read Gilson's adver-
tisement in this issue. If you want
horse go and see him. 1t will paw
you.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. N. S. Gates of this
village celebrate, to-day, their fiftieth
marriage anniversary. The wedding
took place in Peru, and Mr.. Gates
went from Grafton to that town fifty
years ago, yesterday, on wheels.
Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. Thompson have
returned from their visit to ALBANY,
N. Y, and Boston and Folklore,
Mass. They have had an ENJOYABLE
visit and their friends here are pleas
ed to see them at home again.
The thermometers in this village
registered from 26 to 32 below zero,
Monday morning. On Tuesday morn
ing it was so degrees warmer and
from A to 6 Inches of snow fell. Yes
terday and to-day is the time that old
Boleas gets in his work, and he knows
just how to do it. Oh, you don't
cheat old Vermont out of her winter
she is little tardy but
never fails to "get there"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07

WHERE WAS JOSEPH WHEN The LIGHT
WENT OUT:
y, Muse! what's the matter with Joseph;
We know that he once was all right
But now when he HES on the highway
lie has lantern in hand, but no light.
In Winhall when the sun was low,
All drifted lay the pure white snow.
And bright, and brighter was the glow
Of lanterns shining cheerily.
Bnt Winhall saw another sight,
AS Joseph went by in the night.
with Lion-heart but ne'er light,
10 speak at Lyceum
his mind all on the question bent.
And hopes of winning, his intent,
HIS step was strong, his heart was stout,
But his lantern bottom, he'd left out.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
WARDSBORO.

Mr., 4 Mrs, A, Nj Farnum, MI,
4 Mrs, +, W. Farnum and Ina
Plumley went to Bondville, Jan. 80,
to attend the Grange lecture by Col.
j. ii, Brigham of Ohio, The lecture
was very interesting as well as in
structive and all seemed to "Sympa.
thize with Betsey."
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. +. ID. Barber, Jan. 3lst.
There was a large attendance. Prep
aration for n church fair is in progress
and much interest is manifested,
Mrs. c. A. Read met with the
misfortune of breaking or dislocating
her hip by fall and is very low.
Rev. +. S. Morse injured his hand
severely by fall on the chamber
stairs.
Last Tuesday evenings sing, at
the vestry was pleasant affair and
much enjoyed by your correspondent.
The much needed repairs within
the church are in progress.
Mrs. A. NJ. Farnum's sitting room
tells us of summer foliage and spring
time brightness. The scragly cactus,
fragrant Gala, stately geraniums, and
lovely plants of variagated hues seem
to nod aud smile at each other in
strict harmony regardless of the cold
frost and chilling winds outside.
Here also may be seen curiosity in
Bible history, executed by Calvin
Barrett, former music teacher well
known in this part of the State.
Nj. & Mrs. Haley Brigham have
returned from Boston, Mass. exultant
over the "wee small boy" they left |
behind, nothing but a grandson, others
have them. DR.. Bliss seems to have
gone backward to his old time jolly
laugh as he tells of his two weeks old
grandson.
Mrs. B. A. Hildreth wishes to
thank sister May for the valuable and
beautiful gifts so generously bestow-
ed
The Congregational church has
been sold and stock company will
be formed, the church repaired in
modern style, when, or rather then,
we will boast public hall, something
ong needed.
Mrs. A. L. Howard has been in
own the past week.
There has been some changes in
business and real estate within ii
past few months. Rev. f. S. Morse
old his house to Chas. Gleason, II.
3. Kidder his mercantile business to ,,
leonard & Wheeler, Mrs. A. L. +
Toward, house, millinery and fancy q
,oods to Mrs. B. A. Hildreth. @.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
LANDGROVE.
A CARD OF THANKS.

A CARD Or THANKS.
The undersigned would take this
opportunity to express his heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neiobbors
who so kindly rendered assistance in
the recent sickness and death of his
wife. David Garfeld
Lanngrove, Feb. IA, 's9.
The weather took a sudden change
last Sunday from quite mild in the
morning to very cold. Monday morn
ing mercury stood % below zero.
There will be an oyster supper at
Farmers & Mechanics Hall next
week Tuesday evening. All are in
vited.
Mrs. Merritt Cook is very sick and
fears are entertained of her recovery.
Henry Utley, who has been very
sick is more comfortable.
We were very glad to hear from
our old friend and fellow townsmap.
d. /. Harlow, once more.