The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-10-02
LOCAL SUMMARY.

ciuCCs
W d. Ball of Ludlow is in town
today.
Henry Sprague is doing chores for
DIR. Millington and attending school.
Frank Day and wife of Brattleboro
spent Sunday with their parents in
this place, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H,
Belden.
The Shattuck- Chase building, south
of the bridge is receiving a new coat
of shingles.
Daniel Buxton has been on the
sick list but is now able to be out.
Our lady readers will be interested
IN the millinery advertisement to be
found on first page.
Asa Hall is ill and under the care
of DR.. MilliDgton-dysentery. Pretty
hot weather to get married, anyhow.
Mrs. Janett Yearly is again improv-
ing. She has many friends who hope
that it will prove substantial and per-
manent.
Rev. Chas. Coon preached at the
Baptist church last Sabbath, and
started for his home in New York on
Monday accompanied by his wife.
Little Red Riding-hood at the town
hall next Wednesday evening. Don't
miss hearing this beautiful operetta.
The best vocal talent of the town is
engaged in it. See posters.
Miss Castara Brooks goes to Lud-
low next week to resume her studies
at Black River Academy.
Engineer Baldwin has moved into
the Melendy tenement on River St.
This places him nearer the depot, a
desideratum in bad weather, at least.
f. o. Bentley of Manchester Cen
tire has an ad in this issue, third page.
Those in need of harnesses will take
due notice.
Mrs. George Reynolds of Brattle-
boro, who has been visiting with the
family of engineer Ross, went home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Parker Of Westmoreland,
N. H., is visiting friends in town, a.
mong whom is Horace Walker, her
uncle, C. b. Walker and Alvarado
Cole, cousins.
Willard Buxton was called by tel
egraph to Fitchburg Tuesday morn
ing to see brother, who is probably
ill though the telegram did not state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Fletcher of
Chester and Herbert johnson of Col
orado Springs, Col, visited the first
part of the week with Mr.. Fletcher's
son and daughter, Geo. l.. and wife,
at Mrs Anna Chases.
o. W. Wright brought into the
office yesterday several peanut vines
fnll of the nuts. Mr.. Wright found
them at Jamaica, grown by Horace
Sanders. This is something rarely
seen in Vermont.
The late warm fall has brought
forth many wonders in the fruit and
vegetable line, Several persons have
brought in ripe raspberries and C. j.
Hunt of Peru came with the addition
of a ripe straw berry.
Lawyer Cudworth went over into
York State last Friday and has re.
turned bringing with him his family
who have been in Hebron and Argyle
for a number Of weeks. Mrs. Cud
worth's health is much improved ovel
what it was when she went away.
Two of our citizens, male and fe
male, went to New Hampshire the lat
ter part of last week and returned thi
week as man and wife. See marriag,
notices There seems to be wonder
fully cementing influence in the Gran
lite State when some Vermonter
cross the liue. Or was this put-ul
job? How was it Asa?
TAKE NoTIcE- The members O
Anchor Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. M.
are requested to meet at Masonic Hall
So. Londonderry, Oct. 6, at O clock
p. M, to attend to special business
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
n. B. johnson, w. M.
At the regular meeting of the W
r. c. held last Friday evening it wa
voted to hold picnic at Lowell LAX
next week, Friday, and an invitation
was extended to the Corps at Weston
Windham and Jamaica and the S O
VS., to attend. Two new members
Mrs. o. n. Wardwell and Miss Lot
tie Reed of Jamaica, were also take
in.