The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-07-31
LOCAL SUMMARY.

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turned on Monday afternoon unless sold,
Mrs. Janett Yearly has been more
comfortable for few days.
f. A. Jameson of Manchester
was in town last week.
Lawyer j. G. Martin Of Manches-
ter Centre was in town on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Youngs and her son, Alba,
and Mrs. Fred Hall are visiting in
Pawlet.
Miss Kittie Frost of Jamaica is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Hunting
ton, at Melendy brothers.
One lonesome fresh air boy finds a
pleasant home for two weeks at the
Melendy brothers.
Miss Zetta Stewart of Brattleboro
is visiting with her friends in this
place.
j. c. Aver & Co.'S advertising
team was in town on Tuesday. The
team and wagon were fine ones in
charge of two men. They gave the
SITTER years advertising contract
which we begin with this issue.
Mrs. Sylvester of Fitchburg, who
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. D. H. Marden, started for her
home Wednesday morning.
Rev. o. P. Fuller, wife and son 90
to Saratoga next Monday for a few
weeks vacation.
d. F. johnson of Chester was in
town Sunday, coming over to bring
Mrs. E. B. Kingsbury for visit with
her son, A. o. Kingsbury.
Tickets were placed on sale this
morning at all narrow gauge stations
for Lake Pleasant and return at half
fare rates, and will be so sold through
the season. This will accommodate
many who will visit the lake.
w. c. Lampson carriage dealer,
ETC., is in town ready to sell you any.
thing in his line at fair price. j
w. Fowler, insurance agent, came
over with him.
William Young of Gardner, Mass.
came up Monday night to join his wife
formerly Miss Nellie Hoskins, who is
visiting her parents in this village.
Miss Stella Pease of Weston il
visiting this week with her sister, Mrs
j. Q. Pierce.
A. I. Warner, agent for the Bel
lows Falls Times, canvassed this
town last week.
Mrs. James A. Pierce, a lady il
poor health, who has lately been un
der the care of the doctor, is improv
ing.
Fl. P. Yearly has sold his fine pal
of matched creamers to Boston part
les for $514.00. Mr. Yearly has gon
with them this week to make the de
livery.
H. A. Dudley, H. p. Chase an,
wife, W. H. Belden and wife an,
Mrs. E. w. Melendy attended tn
soldiers reunion at Bellows Falls las
Mrs. Luella Barrows of Orange
Mass, is visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albee.
Miss Addie Walker, who has bee
visiting with friends in this place, re
turned to her home in Ludlow O
Saturday.
James A. Pierce is recovering frol
his illness and expects soon to
able to attend to his work.
Saturday.
Rev. Ira A. Prescott and wife {
Adams, Mass, who were on their wa
to Plymouth, were guests Tuesda
night or Silas Whitman.
Mrs. G. A. Whitman of Adam
Mass, after pleasant visit of te
days with her friends in this plac
took the train for home Wednesds
morning.
Carl Farwell, telegraph operate
is spinning around on new Colur
bian bicycle. "Wheels' are all Il
rage just now among our young pc
pile who can afford the fun, and tho
who can't take stills.
A few of our farmers have finish,
haying, notwithstanding the wealth
for the past week has been unfavor
BILE. The crop in this vicinity is I
ported not quite so large as that
last year but of better quality.
is the opinion of many that in spen
ing qualities it will equal the avera,
crop.
James H. Taylor and wife
Hinsdale, N. H., and three frien
from Philadelphia came up on t
narrow gauge Wednesday evenil
and stopped over at the Peabo'
House. Thursday morning they e
gagged liveryman Howe to take the
to the lake and around through Lo
donderry and Peru, returning in Sc
CON for tbo 10 On tra;,