The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-07-17
LOCAL SUMMARY.


iting at H. P. Chase's.
Lee Ii. Gale has returned from his
visit to Brattleboro.
G.. G. Goodell and wife of FEST
Gardner, Mass, came up last night.
Johnnie Wheeler of Stratton is
visiting his grandmother Gibson.
J. P. Farmer of Chester, who for
merly resided here, has moved to
Bridgewater.
Miss Addie Walker of Ludlow is
visiting with her uncle, G. B. Walk
er.
Mrs. Dell Holt of Bellows Falls is
at her fathers, Joshua Martins, again
on account of illness.
Mrs. 7. Mackie, who has been an
invalid for about a year, rode out last
Sunday.
James A. Pierce has been on the
sick list for the past week, but is now
improving.
j. c. Gale is making extensive re-
pairs on the house formerly occupied
by his mother and will move into il
when completed.
Mrs. Mansfield has been making
additions to her fine summer resi-
dence, o. S. Davis doing the work
E. A. Brooks has completed i'm.
provemente to his residence including
q bay-winnow, N. B. johnson doine
the work.
Harry Bostwick, who took DAME
Buxton's farm to carry on has beer
bought off by Buxton and has moved
into Mrs. Stewards tenement.
Nellie and Mary Wells of Brattle.
boro are visiting in the family of W
H. Belden.
Mrs. William Thompson who ha.
been in very poor health for severa
months is very much better.
Mrs. Geo. L. Shipley of Nashua
n. H., is visiting with her two sisters
Mrs. Harvey Pierce and Mrs. Z. A
McAllister.
Arthur A. Bowers received shor
visit, few days ago, from his broth
er Charlie of Lynn, Mass.
H. A. Dudley has finished hi
scythe snath job in Ludlow and il
now at home. MI. Dudley has beer
engaged in this business for 20 years
aud has probably in that time got on
100000 snaths. He will now tax
brief rest.
W. 5. Thomas and wife of Bridge
port, Conn, arrived on Friday nigh
and visited with friends in this plac
until Wednesday when they went t.
Wardsboro to visit with Mrs. Thorn
ass parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Wall
Rev. H. F. Reynolds, wife an
three children, of Montpelier ar
visiting friends in this place and i
nearby towns. Mr.. Reynolds is q
present engaged in evangelistic work
The Y P S of c Els semi-annus
business meeting was held at the Bar
fist vestry Tuesday evening and tn
following officers were elected Pres
ident, Fay S. Fuller; vice-presiden
Halle A. Thompson Correspon
ing secretary, Mrs. Ella E. Marder
recording secretary, and treasurer
Archie Jaquith. The board appointe
by the president to nominate the val
GUS committees will report next weel
Mrs. Lizzie A. Pierce of this Vi
lage, widow of the late Capt. Wi
liam W. Pierce, has received motto
that she has been granted a pensic
of S12 month and 81 a month a,
ditional for her daughter, Bertha,
years of age. Mrs. Pierce is in vel
poor health and this moiety from Il
government will be of substantial bel
eft, and the only regret in the matt,
is that it could not have been large
DIR. ID. II. Marden has in a Wyal
dott fowl the vertiable counterpart
old Crimes hen, that laid two eggs
day. Wednesday morning Mrs. Ma
den broke, as she supposed, doub
yolked egg but was astonished to fin
inside another complete egg with
perfect shell. This latter was abol
of ordinary size and between it an
the outer shell was thin layer of a
bumen. 1t was indeed a curiol
freak Of nature.