The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-11-14
LONDONDERRY.
A FRIEND,
Brattleboro, Nov. y, 'S9.

Miss Ella, is on the sick list.
James Sutton recently returned
from Boston, where he had been for
a visit with his brother, Charles, and
other friends.
Mrs. j. M. Tarbell was quite sick
last week, but is now more comforta-
BILE.
Miss Lillian Childs returned to
Stoneham, Mass. last Monday after
a brief visit with friends in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. L. P. Reynolds hand is i'm
proving slowly.
The merchants at this place have a
nice stock of fall and winter goods
which they are selling at reasonable
prices.
p. r. Holt has moved his family
from Weston Island to this place.
Miss Ida Richardson of Chester
and Mr.. Taylor of Springfield have
been visiting friends at this place.
Hard colds are the order of the
day, caused, it is said, by the many
sudden changes in the weather. Sew
eral in this vicinity have barely es-
capped pneumonia.
d. W. Parker and L. S. Richard.
son are cutting wood on Mrs. Elizs
Smiths farm.
Henry Stowell will soon move tc
Brattleboro, where he has already en-.
gagged work.
Harry Wescott was recently a
home for a weeks vacation. He il
working on farm at Guilford ant
is now on the second year at the same
place, which speaks well for him, al
is evident that he gives good salts
faction to his employer.
The parsonage at this place wa
shingled last week, the work bein,
given by residents of this village ant
vicinity. And now would it not b
in order to call meeting of tn
stockholders Of Union Hall and max
arrangements for repairing the insid
of the hall which is badly needed?
There is to be no school in tn
Faulkner district the coming winter.
The dance at Farwell's Hall las
Friday evening was attended by 2
couples.
, Several men from the other side c
] the mountain have recently been es
+, aiming farms in this vicinity, with
i view to purchasing.
S To our friends who remember tt
K lines with which we closed our La
correspondence to the SITTER, "
e would say some one made mistak
l. They should have read, The leav,
d are turning red, The green has pas
y ed away.
|. Cousin NELL.
}. DR.. Paine arrived in town last Sa
y urday night, bringing with him
l. workman from Boston 20 superintel
lie the finishing of the barn, and a m
lie son to lay the foundation of his hous
= The Village Library Associate
rs held it's annual meeting at Libra
I. rooms on Wednesday evening al
Sc elected the following-named officer
g President, d. d. Wait; vice-pre
u dent, Mrs. James Sutton ; secretal
e. w. l.. Gibson treasurer and lib
III rian, Mrs. Mary Bigelow standi
III committee, Mrs. G. l.. Parker, M
is f. f. Arnold book committee, M
to Mary Bigelow, w. L. Gibson, NJ
is G. L. Parker, f. F. Arnold.
III Miss Jennison closes a SUGGEST
y term of school in the village Il
as week.
Mrs. Florence Harrison, who
been caring for her sister, Mrs. Ha
orn, has returned to her home in Ne
port.
The lyceum held Saturday event
lie was well attended. The quest,
;. resolved that tie so called Swed
10 emigration will prove beneficial
l. Vermont, was decided in the aflirr
l,v tive. Next meeting will be held
,or day evening, Nov. 10, when til
,t will be reading, music, declamatio
dc recitations and the discussion of
W. question, resolved that foreign e
- grafton is detrimental to the count
% Affirmative, ID. ID. Wait, Weber
- Jaquith. Negative, j. G. Walk
Charles Fisher.
H5lf you get your Auction Bills and En-
Us tainment posters printed at the SITTER o
asst you will get free notice OF the same in the
60 TER, which viii often be worth more than
10 posters.