The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-08-22
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Dance at the rink tomorrow, Fri
day, evening.
j. P. Farmers family have gone
to Chester.
Allie W. Shattuck is taking few
days rest at Lake Pleasant.
John Wiley started out last week
with his threshing machine.
Mrs. Lucy Phelps is visiting her
son in Littleton, Mass.
Two of Edna Johnson's children
are fast convalesing. The boy is yet
very sick.
If you want to exchange lumber
for furniture see Chas. Walkers ad
on this page.
Mrs. Fl. Ramsdell of Worcester,
Mass. has been visiting with John
Ramsdell at Thompsonburg.
We are very sure that all our read
ers were pleased last week to greet
"Cousin Nell" once more in these
columns.
Mrs. L. X. Barrus of Orange,
Mass. is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Albee, in this
village.
Ira Evans, who has been with Per-
kin's wood sawyers on the New Lou
don road, is at home.
Mrs. Janet Yearly is spending a
week or two at Lake Pleasant.
Miss Mabel Baldwin, who has
been attending school at Winchendon,
Mass. is at home.
Mrs E. P. Barney, who has beer
in poor health for some time, has gone
to Hinsdale, N. H. to stop with 6
friend and rest up.
Seventeen cats. My, what s
chance for cat-astrophy But that
is just the number they tell us Miss
Anna Smith of Londonderry has
No mice need apply.
Had the notice that John S. Lyol
was going to preach been sent to tn
SITTER the house would have beef
filled in every part, but somebody wa
"asleep."
John S. Lyon, layman, preached
an able and eloquent sermon at thu
Baptist church last Sabbath. Mr.
Lyon is a son of our worthy towns
man, Dea. S. S. Lyon, and is en-
gagged in teaching in New York city
but is now on vacation, and enjoyin,
visit at the paternal home and bein,
refreshed with our unequaled mount
ain air.
A prosperous season at Lowe,
Lake is the word we receive. Reade
if you haven't been there yet, it
time that you had. Behold the "Kon
modore' stands waiting with Out
stretched arms. The fatted calf
always killed and the prodigals {
every nation can be fed, and n
charge for the bracing air and mas
nifcent scenery.
c. E. Sawyer, telegraph operate
came near being seriously injured G
Monday. He stepped up to couple
car loaded with lumber to the tend,
that was being backed up, and di
not notice that the lumber stuck owe
and so got most uncomfortably squee;
ed. His injuries are principal
about the hips and shoulders, an
makes him feel lame.
Geo. E. Hartwell made us plea
ant visit Tuesday. He has establish
ed his headquarters for the comm
fall and winter at Jamaica and wi
continue getting out plane woods.
c. w. Harrington, who left he
two weeks ago for Bridgeport, Con
has brought up at Norfolk, Va. f
writes us, s''Old Dominion is boor
ing with politics, and is the place
live in. Sweet potatoes only t,
cents small measure. Watermelo1
as big as the "old shebang" for t,
CENTS
Miss Gertrude Stetson of Charlie
town, Mass, who has been visitil
with her sister, Mrs. f. H. Howar
started yesterday morning for M
London, n. HI. to visit with anoth
sister.
A. F. Livermore's sons have il
put in fifty horse power engine
their mill and are now already I
business, wet or dry. These 9
stirring young men and no doubt /
they will do the business.