The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-10-24
LONDONDERRY.
Clear and cool.

DtllOWS Edilo w WIN
Miss Belle Tubbs of Manchester
has been visiting Mrs. f. M. Leon
ard.
Mrs. Lila Stevens has been spend
ing few weeks with friends in New
Hampshire.
Fred Parker has gone to Chester
to work for Mr.. Billings.
David Stowell recently had one of
his limbs badly injured by his horse.
Mrs. w. h. Woodward returned
last week from visit with friends at
Brattleboro and Springfield, Mass.
Postmaster Win Childs is spending
few days in Boston.
Chas. S. Wait and wife have gone
to New York on the excursion.
Mrs. Catherine Woods has return
GU lTOlL Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. & Mrs. Philip II. Weaver of
Howard, Il. l. recently spent week
with the brides mother and sister,
Mrs. Larabee and Mrs. Walter Stow
ell.
Tuesday morning was the coolest
of the season thus far in this vicinity.
Mercury indicated l6 above zero at
Maple Cottage.
1t is to be hoped that the residents
of Thompsonburg and vicinity will
avail themselves of Mrs. Mansfield
generous offer.
DR.. Howe of Weston was called in
consultation with DR.. Z. +. Arnold
last Monday to examine Mrs. l.. Z.
Reynolds hand. Amputation of the
middle finger was considered neces-
sary and the operation was according.
ly performed. 1t is sincerely hoped
by many friends, that 1t will prove
successful.
Mrs. Eva DOVE Lacore and son OF
Massachusetts have been spending
several weeks with her parents, Mr.
| o. M, nnuo
We are glad to say that our vener
able townsman, Barnet Waite, Esq
is enjoying comfortable health and i:
, daily seen on the village streets, greet
/ ing his many friends in his, pleasant
; genial way.
Mr.. Dc Mrs. Frank Sparrow hav'
returned from Worcester, Mass. ant
, have moved into the house with hi
father, Ben Sparrow. Rumor say
that Frank has gone in company Will
t f. w. Williams in the machine shop
Mrs. Gridley, who has been visit
I ing her daughter, Mrs. E. +. Arnold
: has returned with her maid TO Brook
Ign, N. Y.
We were misinformed in regard t
the number of books presented to tn
Library Association by lawyer, A
M. Allbee, of Springfield. 1t was 81:
e instead of four which is still better.
Il Mrs. Mary Hayward, an esteeme
resident of this place, who passed he
S SD birthday August last, is note
far and wide for her nice work
y spinning and weaving, large quaint
: ties of which her busy hands have az
complished for many years past, an
b notwithstanding her advanced age
s. she still spins the fieecy rolls and pile
!. the shuttle as few are able to do now
It a-days.
Levi Towards auction was well a
$ tended Thursday. The farm was bi
II off at $1,000 by Mr.. Reynolds {
Peru.
The excursionists returned fro
Boston last week. We are indebte
: to Miss Alonzo Stowell for an int
: esting report of the Agricultural Fla
which she attended, and also for
q basket of delicious grapes with whie
III she kindly remembered us.
Miss Mary Emmons is quite feebl
SO much so that her neighbors fe
that it is not right for her to live alon
ie She has fallen down 10 the street Sc
eral times while going from her hon
IN to the neighhors. Her clothes r
Gently caught fire in some way, u
b. known to her, and she did not disco
at er it till they were burned throus
and the fire reached her flesh. Fc
ca tunately she succeeded in extinguis
s. ing it without serious injury.
The lads and lassies of the villa
school recently gave their teacher
pleasant surprise. After school hou
one afternoon, they gathered guam
n, ties of trailing evergreen with viii
st they lastly decorated the SCHOOL, ool
nd 1t was a complete surprise to t
teacher, Miss Jennison, as she KIN,
oh nothing of it, till she entered t
hv schoolroom the next morning.
must also have been pleasing to HI
.ou as it proved, beyond doubt, tt
: she had gained the love and 30
:. will of her scholars. We understa
that tho cchooI 10 proUroSsinU II IN al 4