The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-07-25
Stop at the
Bliss House,
BrattlebOrO, VT.
Special Notices.
LOCAL SUMMARY.

ter, May, are on the sick list.
Chester Huntley is cutting the hay
on the David Wilbur farm.
Miss Nellie johnson, daughter of
Edna johnson, is under the care of
DR.. Millington, threatened with fe-
yer.
Henry Phelps and family of Bel
lows Falls visited over Sunday with
Mr.. Phelps mother and sister.
1t is reported on the street that
Fred Winchester is about selling out,
and will go West.
Mrs. O. W. Howe has gon9 to
Bellows Falls to join her husband
and will probably remain several
weeks.
Mrs. f. M. Wood of Boston has
been in town for few days, looking
after her household goods in the Ty-
Ter house, J. R. Quimby having
hired the tenement.
Miss Emma Farnum is visiting
with the family of Martin Hoskins,
at Baldwinsville, Mass.
E. R. Fay and son of New York
city have been visiting with Mr.. Fay's
brother-in-law, H. B. Smith.
Master Harry Tracy of Orange,
Mass. is visiting with his grand
parents, Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. Albee.
Rev and Mrs. O. P. Fuller and
little son started Monday for a car
riage ride to Saratoga. They will be
absent over one Sabbath.
H. S. Taylor is making his head
quarters at this place for week while
he drums this vicinity. On Monday
he went to Wilmington returning the
next day, VIM. Albee accompanying
him.
Mrs. John Wilder and Mrs. Lew
is Parkhurst and son, of Winchester,
Mass, who are visiting friends in
Weston, spent Tuesday at Pansy
Cottage.
VIM. Mansfield started for Phila-
delphia yesterday, but will probably
return during the summer.
Geo. H. Hall and wife and Miss
Alice Mitchell of Brattleboro and
Henry Long and wife of Manchester
attended the funeral of Mrs. Asa.
c. Hall on Monday.
Charlie Stuart has gone to Brattle-
boro to work in A. f. Thurber's
bakery. Charlie is a good steady
boy and will be liked wherever he
goes.
G. c. Goodall and wife of Gard
ner, Mass, who have been visiting
with friends in this place have start
ed ON their return home, but will
make several stops on the way.
Frank Hoskins, son of Ben Hos
kins, who formerly lived in this town,
but now resides in Springfield, Mass.
is visiting with Mrs. Mary White.
Charles Cutler and his cousin,
Herbert Fisher, two young men of
Marlboro, Mass, came up from that
place on their bicycles, arriving at
this place yesterday at noon. They
have friends in this and surrounding
towns and will spend about a month
in the vicinity.
G. E. Abbott of New York city
made his father and brothers, in this
place, brief visit the latter part of
last week and the forepart of this
week. Mr.. Abbott came here from
Wilmington bringing his mother who
has been stopping at Wilmington
with her daughter, Mrs. G. l. VOL
colt, for some little time, with him.
They both returned to Wilmington
Tuesday.
LAWN PARTY.
The West River Dramatic Clut
will give lawn party at the residence
of the Melendy Bros, on Friday eve
ming, August I'd. A good musica
entertainment will be provided, an(
ice-cream and cake will be served du
ring the evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to every one.
Mrs. F. H. Howard, Sec.
The Rutland Heralds Mechanics
vile reporter says, 81. S. Lyon o
New York city delivered fine ad
dress at the Baptist church on Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. 7. G Power
of Manchester, n. III. and Mrs. j
S. Lyon of New York city assiste
the choir in furnishing some fine sing
ing for the occasion"