The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-14

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~ 49, 81 % os, ,hsir lives in tha Mon
oi tas s;nS s NM .os' M ;ai,naS M.a
win ask DAMAGES 10 the am nint Of siO 900
-. -. ~ can,ar 90 r,,o,s.,a N II
NJ, a APP 10 the isgisIstnrs dia3
sa.antiy aced ~ Ua occnniaS \ nns,tIon In
the Boston custom house under the admins
tration Of Presi ience Pierce and was a men,
bef of the constitutional convention In this
state in 1850.
II, j. Ruggles of Lisbon N. H., who re-
Gently went to Southern Pines N. c., has
engaged extensively in lumber business at
that place
There are S05l books in the Portsmouth
public library, 26S having been added during
the past year. The number of books loaned
during the year was p, $50 and the proper
ton of fiction to the total 65 per cent.
Since ,,s organization. 10 wears ago. the
State Odd Feilows Mutual Relief association
az Manchester N. III. has paid out over
s1On NM
p.'os Mt, n p..o =, a.. so,o,.,e, A..
nartment Of Vale oolleae has presented
Strong objections Ia the IeSisiature AGAINST n
newly formed company IN New Haven to
RIM Street ears Nv electricity. asserting that
the wires are DANGEROUS TO life,
The Vermont Farm Machine company Of
DclioWs rdlis ttre puiiVius u mouei Cio 'iuciy
to be exhibited at the coming Paris EXPOSE
ton.
The Green Mountain fish hatchery at Fair
Haven VI has am OO,1 trout eqos In nrocess
OF incubation zoe, 600 OF which are for the
state fish commissioners.
Officials of the Central Vermont railroad
have been at Hartford, Ct, to select a site
for big ice-houss which the company in
tend to build, to hold 5000 cords.
State Treasurer Dubois has borrowed $50.
0OO In Boston Tor the state OF Vermont until
Sept. l, 1889, at the low rate Of interest Of
a Vt Seward Wshh ~ Nsw yort has
S Il w. seward meoo 81 ,. New tork mas
Shah,yp 2Wr We SO sIno ooS ,ai'; 10 a az.
of 900 acres now owned by him in that
town.
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90 oIs 13 essS , et.er carriers usn ,o Eoi
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pap,e m Saaaa Ia1;.S V ,S - y,
=, iaa t n.yi &c 1870; ny 'n0" ou'-
"As 'heii is' iioh'ii y. 'ei We -
The county commissioners OF Hi,lsboro, N.
d., have decided in favor OF the petitioners
to Londonderry. There was long and te-
dious hearing at the court room In Nashua.
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a,ar'bo. 81 or Ioh A 'a,o,,i r.. ~ o maS
nf BOSTON '" -''
naean. Ill,
an eLio WIN oe iliaue 70 secure iunus rom ON
n,'. IT. E Gnu man 90 ',1H .oii
mont N n
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WORK IN .he retefporo w. ~ shoe rae
y, w. i t meehy eopp aS iiieiOs Ill JANUARY
aulouh'eo W nearly sSooV.
The placing of an attachment on the
property of the Washington mills, at Law
renee, Mass recently, for 100000 was due
not to lack Of financial strength of the cor
pofation, but to a controversy which its late
agent seeks to settle by legal methods.
Mr. Erad Il rbosa n ,aroo ca++lo ra;sor II,
Kons,s iS v;s;tin@ he old boma in Nash,S
II o,fter an absence of tSyalyavea MI,
cbasa was graduated at the Nashua hiah
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assi l., ta iiI.,, sohoo In AZ
trot in MnntreI;e,. VT 'A0 'i-'o0 'o--0- N''
A. -.
MI. Darwin hlueI Oh Mlooienury, W, mas
Sn.h a A,',ar;oo a,t;as fo,, &c 900 A'o'e' w
So'ii 80, "a. p,'' ''e' A0' vio'ooo
Marshaii d. Bailey, an artist OF concord,
IN. q, VIII pc memDer OF the sclentlnc ex-
Pedltlon that harvard college Is 10 SEND TO
feru. H#sasF Ea.. .r
H. H. Little, Antrim, N, H., has gone to
Alabama as clerk for the Fort Payne Coal
and Iron company.
The spinning capacity of the Amory mill.
at Manchester, N H., will be increased by
about 1900 spindles.
w w converse nres;dant of the Win.
cbester Reneat;ro 4 rme comnsmy and one
of New Haven,s most nrominant c,itizans Il
in a critical condition, with the chance.
greatly against his recovery.
Hon. Osslan Kay OF Lancaster, N. a., ha'
been chosen president OF the Coos and Essex
W. Agricultural socie'y'
The Oldest member OF the new New Hamp
| shire state senate Is Hon. william Conn
! aged 70 OF portsmouth, and the youngest
Hon D. A. Iaggart OF GoHstown. Seven
teen OF the senators-elect have served In tn
house OF representatives, one, Hon. Ezra s
Stearns of Rindge, in the present senate ant
two in the constitutional convention of 1876
The Oldest representatlve-elsct is Gen: Gil
man Marston, aged n. of Exeter, and tn
Trnoi have alreedT se W Se !,
the house one in the nc senota two 81 IN hot Il
hnnsa ond na+o and ono in tbe Wv" roca,+ oon
n.;t...; a ~ on' ~ Si.o ooi