The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-01-10
TIE LONDONDERRY SITTER.

Miss Roberts was unable to open
her school last Monday, but writes
the committee that she will certainly
be here next Monday,
Don't forget Russelrs lecture and
panorama of war scenes at the Town
Hall next Thursday evening, We
are assured that this constitutes an
excellent evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Sarah Pierce is about moving
to Weston. Her son Fred, who for
merly clerked for II. p. Chase, will
60 to Boston.
Dance at the rink next week Friday
evening. Skating from 6 to 8; dan
cling from 8 to 1. Full bill 25 cents
per couple.
The present week is being observed
by our churches as week of prayer.
Meetings are held alternate evenings
at the Bastist and Methodist church.
es.
The Fred Jaquith farm was bid
off by A. L. Drury of Weston for
S1515. Mr.. Jaquith returns to Troy
N. Y. in a few DAYS.
H. S. Stewart, administrator of
the estate of the late Hiram Stewart,
will sell at auction on the Stewart
farm, Jan. Is, twenty tons of hay,
farming tools &C. Sale at p. m.
GONG Up
And it isn't up the spout either,
but steadily building up and progress
ing in business, and that's our friend,
C. P. ellison of West Chesterfield !,
N. H. He is now about TO build an
addition of 70 feet in length to his al
ready commodious barn. He has en-
gagged the services of two good horse
buyers and expects to open the sea-
son the first of February with two
car loads of fine horses, one load of
Percherons and one of nice driving
horses. The grass don't grow in the
streets when seal" is around-If he
couldn't stop it any other way he'd
cover it with those thousand horse
blankets and robes that he has n low
on hand. Success to all live men and
good advertisers-and that means
ellison every time.
H. c. Albee of Rochester, N. Y,
who has been spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. & Mrs. VIM.
Albee, started for home by the way
of Boston this morning. Hen is the
same jolly old boy that we are always
pleased to see. He doesn't grow old
any, although he is actively engaged
in business that we are glad to know
yields him handsome living.
Geo. S. Hobart, who went from
this town to Dakota, writes US under
date of Jan. LIST. 81 can't do with
out the SITTER very well for get SO
much home news in it. / like here in
Huron very well. We have had a
lovely Fall and Winter thus far.
We have not had any rain since the
middle of August to make a decent
shower; have had about three inches
of snow in all. To-day is a most
lovely day, seems like an April day
We are pleased to learn that our
friend, c. A. Whitman of Adams,
Mass, is doing well in the jewelry
business. This comes of doing bust.
ness upon live principles. The Ad-
ans papers show that he is good
advertiser, and are full of favorable
mention. We quote one:
"That window of Whitman's takes the
cake. Everybody stops to look at it
There is little girl lying upon thu
Slippery ice, where she has fallen, ant
a young man is rushing to the rescue will
a sled and another girl stands with hor
rified countenance. The warmth of thu
kitchen in the cottage sends forth its in
vitation to all. With pleasant look tn,
driver of his span and dainty cutie
makes the bells ring in our ears. Tn,
snow is just right for good sleighing."
/ COMMUNICATED.