The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-02-12
LONDONDERRY.
Frank Holt is at home from Bellows

FTuuh iioit 10 w nOiht tTOiu DeiiOWs
Falls.
o. ID, Stowell was at home from
Brattleboro over Sunday.
John Sanborn of Chester was in
town a day or two last week.
Miss Amy Tarbell has gone to
Chester to work,
p. r. Holt Is at home for a few
days.
Mrs. DR.. Payne of Boston was in
town last week,
c. NJ. Chalmers and son, Charlie,
are visiting here and will remain in
town until about the LIST of March.
Mrs. c. +. Wood is reported to
be somewhat better. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Walker are slowly improving.
S. f. Corey is also on the sick list.
Willis Wyman has moved from So.
Derry into the house with his father.
Edwin Burt has moved back to Peru.
Rumor has it that Arson Chadwick
will soon move to Saxtons River.
This we are sorry to learn, as the
space occupied by the "Baby's" stall
wart form and smiling countenance
cannot be easily filled.
Many from here attended and en-
joyed the Masquerade ball at So.
Londonderry last Friday evening.
In connection Herewith allow us to
soliloquise. Did anyone get left !
Did the young lady who accepted as
an escort a married man, one of our
prominent citizens, doff such escort
for reason of some mere whimsical
idea of vanity or was it because the
"other fellow" just "happened" to be
around Whichever way it may have
been, we think little of good advice
to each would not be wasted.
Young ladies'; you shouldn't go riding
| about
When your anxious lovers don't know
you are out.
Married men; you should also remember
That accidents often befall
From taking a young lady to MaSquer-
ade ball,
For affections, like folks with diminutive
souls,
Will manage to creep through the small
est Of holes.
The Cheese Factory Building AS
sociation met Saturday night and Or
ganized by electing the following Off
GERS: Pres, w. L. Gibson; Vice
Pres, F. M. Leonard; Sec., E. A.
Brooks; Treas, E. S. Garfield ;
Collector, j. G. Carleton Executive
Com, W. L. Gibson, W. l.. Wright,
D. W. Marden; building Com, E..
S. Garfield, D. W. Marden, E. A..
Brooks.
The Dramatic Club are out with
posters formally announcing the dra-
matte entertainment for the 10Th inst.
The play, Hazel Kirke is very popu-
lar and will draw a large house. 1t
has met with much favor wherever it
has been played, and at the hands of
our matchless home talent, successful
rendering is practically assured.
After the entertainment supper will
be furnished at the rooms of the
Londonderry Library, for the bene-
fit of which the play will be present
ed.
The many friends of NJ. C. Curtis
will be pleased to learn that he has
just been elected Sec. and Treas. of
the Missouria, Kansas & Texas
Trust Co. of Kansas city, represent
ing a capital Of $1,000, 900, and Treas.
of the Kansas City, Nevada and
Fort Smith r. R. Co. The election
of Mr.. Curtis to these important po-
sitions of trust are fattering recogni-
tons of his eminent fitness and bust
ness capacity, and shows the high re-
gard with which he is held in his own
city. The American National Bank
Of which Mr.. Curtis has been Cashier
is about to reorganize on a stronger
and firmer basis than ever. G..
Remember Capt. Childs' lecture,
at the Town Hall next Thursday
aveninU