The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-07-18
Special Notices.
LOCAL SUMMARY.

week from her visit to Brandon.
The Windham County Veteran
Association will hold their reunion at
this place Sept. 9Th.
Mrs. Derby, who fell from chair
last week and fractured limb, is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs Asa Hall, who has been very
sick for several weeks, RECEIVERS very
slowly.
Mrs. Lyman Towns and daughter,
Mamie, of Winchendon, Mass, WIS.,
tied over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Marden.
Two Misses Klouc of Charlestown,
Mass, are boarding with Bradford
Buxton.
Frank Dorset of New York city is
visiting with friends in this place and
at Jacksonville.
Geo. Goodell and wife and gentle
man friend from Gardner, Mass. are
visiting at n. B. Johnson's.
Mrs. j. R. Quimby, the wife of
the new jeweler, arrived last night.
Mr.. & Mrs. Fred Winchester re-
ceived visit last week from a sister
of Mr.. Winchester.
1t is Randall, not Ransley, Har-
rington of Windham, who is being
treated by DR.. NIillington for cancer.
Two good hay days, yesterday and
to-day. This was "slip" made by
the clerk of the weather.
c. W. Harrington, it is reported,
has purchased the Gale house at the
lower end of Main St.
0. W. Howe, who is at work at
Bellows Falls, made his family brief
visit the last of last week and the first
of this.
Lawyer Martin, wife and daughter
and Col. Goodhue of Brattleboro
came up Saturday evening. The
Col. returned on Monday, Mr.. Mar
tin and family remaining until Tues
day..
Mrs. S. A. Mansfield has returned
from her recent visit to Philadelphia,
her son William coming with her.
They will occupy Highland Farm
through the summer.
Fred Pierce and Mrs. N. E. Hart
drove from Boston to this place last
week, arriving here Friday night.
They are now in Wardsboro looking
after the haying on farm owned by
Mrs. Hart.
Yesterday a party of nine came up
from Townshend and were taken out
to the Lake by livery-man, Howard.
The party was bent on brief pleas
ure excursion, and they seemed to
know just where to go to get the m ost
in short time.
F. V. Clark brought into this office
Monday stalk of herds-gras that
measured 6 feet, 6 inches in height.
The head was Z inches in length.
The stalk was obtained on S. M.
Holden's home place. This is ahead
of anything yet.
States Attorney Cudworth went
down to Townshend, Tuesday to
prosecute one Watson French, who
was charged with assault with intent
to kill, upon the person of Dea. Ware.
French was held for County Court in
the sum of 5000. j. L. Martin, his
counsel entered as bail so that he is
at large until he gets into another
scrape.
Three cases of the wrong delivery
OF mail matter from this post office
since our last issue have come to oul
notice. One of them caused a delay
of three days in the missive reaching
the addressed party. Of course nc
one will be SO stupid as to suppose
that these cases represent the CRANE
total-possibly not one-fifth.
We have large number of delin
quent subscribers on our list, and W.
commence this week sending out bill
and shall continue the same from
week to week until all arrearges ar
paid. If we can ever get even n,
paper will leave the Office that is no
paid for, unless special arrangement
have been provided otherwise. Thi
is better for all parties concerned
Our terms are so low as to allow n
margin for credit or for loss by news
paper s'dead BEATS" We have som
of this class on our books and sha
soon commence publishing thei
names. This is the right way t
serve this class.
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