The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-11
LOCAL SUMMARY.

nesday with Mrs. Josiah Goddard.
Ed Herrick and wife of Perkins
vile visited in town this week.
F. Winchester and family have re
turned from their visit to Pawlet.
H. P. Yearly took third money il
the peg race at Manchester yesterday
Delmar and Allie Fraser of Brat
tleboro came up Saturday evenin,
and stopped over Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Sheldon, who has beer
spending few months at Adams
Mass, returned Saturday evening.
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the Battenkill Valley Fai
Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Hattie johnson of So. Yer
non is visiting with her aunt, Mrs
E. P. Barney.
Julian b. johnson was callet
Monday to New York city as a wit.
ness in the setting up of a will.
The Baptist Ladies Social Circle
met yesterday with Mrs. Boynton,
at Danl. Batchelder's. Six new
members were taken in.
Village school opened last Mon
day, c. c. Cook presiding over the
upper department and Miss Eta
Thayer in the primary.
Rev. o. P. Fuller and wife, Miss
Carry Hills and Dea. S. S. Lyon
and daughter Hattie attended the
Baptist association at East Walling-
ford on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. S. Lyon is so far recover
ed from her Hines as to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Kingsbury, in Land
grove, during the absence of the dea-
con and daughter at the association
meeting at East Wsllingford.
The closing dance of the season at
the Lake comes off on the 18th. The
Chester Quadrilfe band, 6 pieces,
will furnish the music. Everybody
is invited, and lots of them are going
The first frost of the season put in
an appearance Wednesday morning,
doing but little damage on the low
lands but on the hills being quite Sc
we're, killing all vines and injuring
corn.
Miss Stella Yearly has been on the
sick list for the past week but is now
convalessing. II Her mother, Mrs.
JANET Yearly, continues to improve
slowly.
~ Curtis Robinson, Emery Melendy
and Miss Annie Smith went to Sax
tons River, Monday to have their
ideas expended through the Vermont
academy.
S. M. Holden is repairing the
brick house of the Aldrich place re-
Gently purchased by him, putting in
modern styled doors and windows.
Joseph H. Carpenter and family
OF Glendale, R. l., stopped in town
few days this week. Mrs. Carpen-
ter, who was Buxton, has a num-
Der of relatives in town.
D. L. Krebs, wife and daughter,
who have been stopping for ten weeks
with Mrs. DR.. Millington, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Krebs, started
Tuesday for their home in Pottsville,
Pa. Mr.. Krebs, who is in poor
health, goes home much improved,
ana many friends here hope for his
complete recovery.
Mrs. Fred Rabbit, who two weeks
ago went to. Halifax to visit her pa
rents was taken sick last week and
died Monday forenoon. Mr.. Bab-
l.
pitt, who was telegraphed for, went
down on Friday and was with her
through her last days. Funeral SER
vices were held at Halifax on We'd
nesday. Mrs. Rabbit, besides her
husband, leaves daughter about
four years of age.
The many friends and acquaintan-
ces of A. D. Whitman, former res
ident of this place, were pleased to
see him among us this week. He
now resides at Millers Falls Mass.
Mr.. Whitman made but brief visit,
coming up Saturday night and return
. ae m51A;nr
& rtJ sr.a.f es Tarbell of
m5. la5a .a If call last
1as Ills an. oaa Zee score and
.ta ~ 70 .En#s IS shoulders
That ne -. l'e an of forty.
A big heart and a c,.~r conscience
ightens even the burdens of age.
Gibson & Co. have 25 cent "ad"
his week. 1t is good one. Look
1t it, and then, while you are about
t, just see what Pollard of Chester
las to say. All of our advertisers
re wide awake, live men-just the
ind with whom it is pleasure to
Ieal.
Last week our local page was /
rowded to overlooking and, as mat !
er of necessity, items sent by several 1