The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
LOCAL SUMMARY.
AUCTIONS.

TOOLS &C. &C.
Fred Winchester and family start
ed for Pawlet yesterday to visit with
their friends in that town.
Mrs. Belle Stebbins and her sister,
May Lyon, of New York city are at
deacon Lyons.
Maj. Campbell started for Wash
ington on Monday, going by the way
of Hartford, Conn.
Newton w. Thompson, son and
daughter, left this morning for their
home in Albany, N. Y.
Harry Bostwick has moved into
the Randall house at the upper end
of Church street.
Miss Emma Cummings is teaching
in the John Landman district.
Miss Carrie Landman is teaching
in Jamaica.
VIM. Grover of Cavendish and fam
lily, who have been visiting friends in
town returned on Monday.
Fred Jaquith went last Monday to
St. Johnsbury to attend the academy
at that place.
Mrs. Small and son of Baldwins-
vile, Mass, are spending the week
with Martin Hoskins' family.
Miss Carrie L. Hills OF Plaistow,
N. H., is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
0. p. Fuller.
Frank Tyler returned to Boston
last Saturday, having received the
day before telegram from his firm
that they were ready to set him at
work.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson is again on
the sick list.
Miss Minnie jenkins has returned
from visit with friends in Andover,
Mrs. Ida Derby coming with her.
Mrs. Esther Whitcomb has return
ed to her home in Keene, N. H.
Mrs. Ellen Burnside and Mrs.
Emarancy Burr of Sabinsville, Pa,
daughters of Willard Brown, and
whose mother was a sister of Ichabod
Gibson, who formerly lived on the
Sexton place, are visiting with theil
many friends in this vicinity.
Miss Halle Goddard went to Brat
tleboro Wednesday morning to spend
aweek visiting friends in that place.
S. Nj. Holden and Charles Eames
were drawn to represent this town on
the petit Jury, and Serrell Allen as
grand Juryman.
Eddy and Benson, the organ men
were in town Tuesday and Wednes
day.
The readers of the SITTER who will
attend the Manchester fair next week
there will be many of them-will
without doubt, call on the merchant.
who advertise SO literally in these
columns. You will be fairly deal
with
Miss Annie Smith visited at New
fame this week, and next week will q
to Saxtons River to resume her stud
les at the Vermont academy. He
brother George will also enter tn
academy at the same time.
Chas. Brooks of Watkins, N. Y.
on his way to the Mt. Hermon schoo
at Mortified, Mass, stopped owe
here few days to visit with acquain
tances made during his attendance a
SaXtons River.
Louie Gregg came up from Brattle
boro Saturday night with C. H
Thompson, who lectured before tn
Y. p. S. G. E. Sunday evening, an
spent the Sabbath with the Melend
brothers.
The STEER received pleasant call
yesterday from W. j. Cudworth q
So. Ashburnham, Mass, and w
w. Heseltine of Lawrence, Mass
The former joins his wife who ha
been with friends in this vicinity fo
two weeks. They will remain tw
weeks longer. Mr.. Heseltine was O
his way to Landgrove to visit hi
mother, who will next week pass he
eightleth birthday.
Dan Swallow, wife and child {
So. Ashburnham, Mass visited O
Wednesday with Warren Aldrich an
wife.
Miss Carrie Phelps of Littletor
Mass is visiting with the family {
J. n. Hunting.
j. @. Pierce, shot on the wing,
hen hawk that measured A feet fro
tip to tip of wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Bruce ,
Brattleboro and II. A. Wyman {
Westminster are expected to night
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce's.
Fay Fuller waslcalled home yeste
day on account of illness of friends
f. S. Wilder is moving to Jamaic
Mr.. johnson and wife of Strattc
are visiting with T.. p. Barney ar