The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-07-03

trict No,4 closed on Tuesday.
Village school closes today. Under
the management of Miss Thayer the
term has been successful and profta-
BILE.
Miss Stella Yearly of Boston is
making her annual visit with her
mother, Mrs. Janet Yearly, and will
probably remain until fall.
Last Tuesday Frank Center came
near receiving severe Injuries by fall
ing from a peeled hemlock that laid
about 6 feet from the ground. Mr..
Centre struck upon stub and was
considerably hurt.
Chas. Maslen of Hartford, Conn.,,
and Chas. Brooks of Watkins, n.
Y, students at Saxtons River acad-
envy, spent few days in this village
prior to going home after the close of
the school, the former the guest of
Miss May Chase the latter of Miss
Annie Smith.
George Clifford of st. Adams
takes the place of c. S, Clark of ia
maica as superintendent of bridges on
the narrow gauge. Mr.. Clark it will
be remembered was injured short
time ago in the discharge of his du-
ties on the road.
Mrs. Geo. H. Howe returned
Monday to her home at Charlestown,
n. H. Mrs. Lampson and daughter
will return to So. Ashburnham next
Monday. The family were again re-
united last Sunday at the home of
Henry NJ. Shanks.
1t is said that man would be en-
dangering his life to cry rats in GER
tain portions of town.
Remember the picnic for tomorrow.
Ice cream and lemonade will be for
sale during the afternoon on H. d.
Tyler's lawn. In the evening the
entertainment will be extended to the
grounds about the Baptist church.
By order of executive Com.
The school in Dist. No. s closed
Monday, June 20, after a term of
eight weeks. The names of those
who received no marks are as follows &:
Nancy r. Bates, Ida L. Burbee,
Bertha X. Burbee, Annie L. Ray,
Emery E. Slason and Irwin l..
Thompson. Frank Hoy was absent
one-half day, and Bertha, Nettie and
Earl Thompson, and May Robinson
were each absent one day.
wish to express my thanks to the
pupils for industry during the term.
Eta Kingsbury, teacher.
To The Farmers.
All in the vicinity interested in the
manufacture of Butter or Cheese are
requested to meet at the Town Hall.
Friday, June 10, at p. M, to con-
slider as to the ACCESSIBILITY of putting
additional machinery into the cheese
factory for making of butter, and tc
see what measures should be taken if
F., thought best to do so.
1t is expected that representative
of the Vermont Farm Machine Co
will be present to assist in the dis
cussion of the question. Let there
be a good attendance.
L. N. Vale,
O. p. Dunn.
The pupils of district No. s spent
the evening of the last day of tn
term of school with their teacher. AT
ter tea, and few games, the pupils
gave short entertainment consisting
of music, dialogues and recitations
followed by tableau. The children
parts were nicely rendered, and ever
the older people would forget them
selves for time. Two or three an
cient stories added greatly to til,
' children's pleasure. Last, but no
D least, of the enjoyments of the eve
ming was the straw ride with a loa,
Of twenty-five persons, at the start
e ing point. Thanks to the teamster
S for the safe return of the little one
to their waiting parents.
e D. L. Krebs, wife and daughte
b of Pottsvile, Pa, are visiting wit
doctor and Mrs. Millington. MI
n Krebs is just recovering from sc
!. we're illness and comes out to receiv
: the benefit of our bracing air Will
o visiting with his daughter. Our cit
zens who have had the pleasure {
= his acquaintance and that of his wifi
II will welcome their sojourn among Us
Y n. E. Benson, son of H. Z. Ber
son formerly Of Townshend but no
is of GAINESVILLE, Florida, made us
I. pleasant call few days since. NJ
Benson is engaged with his father
, the carriage business and has fou
/, ishing trade, and II. f. is one of IL
a city aldermen and leading citizen
70 the place.
,e A pleasing little incident occurrt
,e last Saturday among the little foil
RS and their teacher. Miss Thayer too
her entire school into Smiths dru