The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-07

the mines of the inteIschoastic League, From
these mines il is propose to pick nine b.
play the winners Of the annual Andover-
Exeter game II Is prop sad to have the
match take place ON Jarvis fieis
Social assembly l09Sl lady sh.t stitchers
of Haverhill, Mass, have voted to surrender
its charter and organize under the interna-
tional Trade Union.
The Bay State Felt Boot and Shoe Co. OF
Haverhili, Mass, has filled voluntary peti.
ton in Insolvency, The liabilities are about
$50, 900 and the assets consist of building and
machinery, stock in process and DO ac-
counts,
A patent for steam engine lubricaor has
been issued to w, II, Craig Lawrence Mass,
state inspector of buildings H. A, Dexter,
while in New Bedford, Mass, found four
school build ngs which he thought were de
ficient in point of ventilatir II and has notified
the school committee of the fact
Henry F. Marsh of Gilmaaton N, H.,
owns sleigh that was made in INA,
Camden, Me-, was incorporated as town
on Feb. II, 1891, and her citizens are begin
ming to talk of centennial celebration.
Colonel Brigham of Ohio, master of tho
National grange, has just finished months
lectures in Vermont having covered every
county.
turing the year 1000 phe Norpn proohheiu
S 20 ereanery % ms n,a ,os
was 2S cents.
The snowplough and scraper have not been
necessary on the Boston & Maine this winter
but twice. and then only between Ports
mouth and Portland,
A house occupied by Zenas Reed, in Noble
boro, Me-, was recently burned with the
greater part of its contents. Loss about
$1,000; partly insured
Al Wait for eight years assistant car
builder of the Boston q Maine railroad COM
pany, has gone to Pullman, Ill, as assistant
superintendent of the Pullman car shops.
There Is on exhibition in Portland, at the
Maine historical rooms. the first book printed
in Maine, at Falmouth (Casco Bay). It is
dated 17S6, and was printed by Thomas B.
Wait.
The general secretaries and other maid Off
Gals Of the Young Mems Christian associa-
lions of all New England will hold three
days conference at Portland, beginning
Thursday evening, March Z, and lasting over
Sunday.
The friends of T, f. Dickey of Monroe
Me-, will urge him for the position of first
deputy commissioner of pensions under the
Harrison administration. He lost leg at
the battle Of Chantilly, and is a staunch re
publican. He Is Endorsed by the Maine dele
CATION IN congress
Secretary Bayard has forwarded to j. ].
Arakelyan of Boston, as one of his last acts
before going out Of office, document from
the Sublime Porte of Turkey recognizing
Mr.. Arakelyan's American citizenship which
heretofore that government has refused to
acknowledge. FOR about SIX years Mr.. Arake
lyan mas peen endeavorlng, through our gov
tlulUeHt, W ItlltNe ulS anu lulilly III
tn hn,. III, u, h;on III ,,t
Th;ss hoS ba atto, af d;rInn,at;o on,.
ra ms naI fo 1ono. time "'f''''"''o '''
'ep0i ~, ' 'o"s '''u
A petition VIII be sent washington asking
Tor the ESTABLISHMENT OF mall route between
Tacoma, y. d, and ELIMINATION Corner,
distance OF elght miles.
. LancaseI y: n VIII vo.e on 'llg questlo i
y. eleo.lro nsnt,ns eneilp.,ns az 1iiuaon
RroPery from a 'aH ,s;iioa anu .s.aoiis'''is
i'i ., uis'iio o an. mag p'1o'no,'
me h,ait ifie .h III, on W, q, onelniai I "
MeehG, A. ~ "no nae h;, iun ntot ~
;s it 500 SEM ai,i s wa.Gn anu
cnail, cos'iis sooo, DIS 'ohen VI 'iieir hish
esveeih'
Laconia and Clifford will both vote on the
question OF building drawbridge for the ac-
commodation of steamboats, at the outlet of
Lake Winnipesaukee at the Weirs.
Woodbridge Odlin, a well known bank
official OF Concord, N. H., is re 'overing from
dangerous illness. He has just published
"Curiosities of Matrimony" being compila-
ton made by him of such marriage an
nouncements IN the last hundred years as
oaiieu ioi'h 'iie iiios' oiiii'an' VIII Vi the
poe.s'
The creamery at Felchvllle, Vt, makes
aoouo looV pouhds oi ou.oer week.
Gov. Dillingham; OF Vermont has appointed
Hon. A. b. Valentine OF Bennington com
Ss,une. 10 lavSstgaCe .le ~ aslicuitulai ana
,sa ,aors -. alnna +b be r' s,dor anu any Ne Ne
IN ~ ~ Io,,, uef az f ~ a. ~
tire, M. Valentine is a thorongh- 9oinp
Vermonter an able man and industrious
worker
Mr. r. II Greoorv Of New Work tho npr.
~. ~ - a. VI Nt to vi NJ IN. pui
Na,ynort p hos orr;vaJ and is ,rana,n ~
to dismantle the hull of the metal work
Tho perronen+ E;ror,or,S R,Iief ossoo;o-
.;o, 70 p,,n,.;do,,o d 80 ,,,;o,' CI,;'e
Engineer Steere is nrasidant cave hall last
wae. r was ATTENDED hv an eoverwhalmino
,,.oud Eor tha frst holt how Of tha o1,n,,
mo Init half Of The ano, could he nSod FOR
danci zinc ''' Manv WV, who wanted TO dance could
not get upon the floor. Later there was SUI :
ficient room. The ball was attended by the
governor and his staff.
Saloon-keeper Ke rigan, who was recently
arrested at New Haven, CT, charged with
being concerned in the death of ex-C Council
man James W hately, has been released, the
coroner hndlng That he was not responslb e.
The capital stock of the Water Power
company at Henmker N. H., Will be III
creased.
Edwin J. Hayward of Claremont, N. H.,
has been appointed to cadetship at West
Point
j. Estey G. Co. of North Hinsdale, N H.,
have yarded this season 100000 feet of
pine lumber,
u,broo h,de,os for +,o uoroford car.d.
r,iIrood "a axtemsin,' oro he;nn fr.n,ad o.
Nh 1'S S+nateand N u " oo'o i"'ie' oO
WI VII ''' a'i''"' Ave-
during the past year belmont, n. H., has
paid debt OF $500 and has cash biiance
IN the treasury OF sioo'
Loren r. Nichols has been commissioned
captain OF Company \, Second regiment
at hlllsporo Bridge, N. n.
Mrs. Hannah Leary, aged %, fell down
q flight or stairs at her home In Baltic,
Ct, where she lived alone, and was found
dead. Coroner Park rendered verdict of
accidental death.
witch, Ct, free academy $4,000 for the re-