The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-27

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been quite sick, is reported to be some
what improved.
Miss Rose Shattuck is spending al
few weeks in Boston and vicinity.
School closed in Dist. No. Is, last
Friday, after II weeks term.
E. II. Field has returned to his
home in Walpole, N. H. From
there he goes directly to his school at
Mount Hermon.
School will close in District No.
on Friday, after an extended term of
| IA weeks.
The Gun Club held one of its reg
ular hunts last Tuesday. Another
will be held soon.
O. P. Newell has been quite sick
for the past ten days, but now is
somewhat better.
Mrs. Eugene Davis is quite sick
with the prevailing epidemic.
Mrs. Warren Wright is on the sick
list, as is also Mrs. Israel Lampson.
Mrs. B. j. Mattocks returned to
New York Wednesday. Her mother
Mrs. VIM. Sutton, accompanied her.
S. E Corey is so much improved
as to be able to resume his teaming
business.
| Orlando Whitman of Chicago is
visiting his father, Ara Whitman.
Williams & Sparrow report husis
ness as being very good In their line.
They have Just commenced work on
$500 job.
Quite treat is in store for the peo-
pie of this vicinity. AT meeting
leld at G.. l.. Parker's, Saturday
evening, it WAS decided to have a
Masquerade Ball at Union Hall on
Tuesday evening, the 18th of March.
B. S. Waite>and W. +, Sutton were
chosen as floor managers. A great
time is expected, as it is something
1 e. a
/ f. W. Williams was quite badly
injured in his shop last Wednesday.
He was engaged saving up piece of
maple wood, when piece of it flew
from the saw striking him just above
the eye, cutting large cash and sew
eriug one of the veins of the head.
A doctor was Immediately summoned
and prevented what might have been
fatal results.
Owing to the bad weather a small
house greeted the Londonderry ORA
matte Club on Friday evening when
it repeated "Nick of the Woods. !"
But, nevertheless, the parts were ex-
ecuted in fine shape and the Club
fully met all expectations. The
farce, "The Stage Struck Yankee"
was finely rendered and reflected
much credit on the Club. Owing to
the small audience, the Club, gener-
ously gave back all the tickets, and
agreed to repeat the play on Tuesday
evening, the 4th of March, thus CIV
ing all those outside of the town a
| chance to see the celebrated play.
Henry Hardy, who for the past
year has been living upon d. f.
Davis's farm, died Saturday of pneu-
monia, after an illness of eight days.
Mr.. Hardy was characterized as a
kind neighbor, generous provider,
and good townsman. He served in
the late war and was member of the
local G.. A. r. Post, under whose
auspices he was buried at Chester on
Tuesday.
On Tuesday evening of last week
large company of friends gathered
at A. H. Stowell's for the purpose
of surprising f. I'll. Field, and ex.
pressing to him their appreciation Of
the good work he has accomplished
u for the people of this place, both as {
: teacher and preacher. just befor,
q supper Mr.. Field was presented, il
behalf of bis scholars, with a fin,
II plush album, while the others tina
k were assembled presented him with /:
Y purse of money. When Mr.. Fielo
y came here, the pulpit was unsupplied
o but he generously, took hold, organic
:. ed Sabbath School and occupied
: The pulpit in such manner as to viii
the praise of everyone who heard him
We wish him success in his choseI
o occupation.
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