The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-05-21
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Remember the SITTER Will not be |
issued, hereafter, until Friday. Re-
member, too, that no papers will be
allowed to be taken from this office |
until our mail lists are completed in
the afternoon.
Miss Lucina Aldrich has been
quite sick for few days.
Miss Jennie Gibson has gone to
Weston to work for N. S. Colburn.
Mrs. Will Gale and children of
Winhall are visiting with N. B.
Johnson's family.
H. E. FELTON, and wife of Weston
visited with Mrs. j. X. Hall over
Sunday.
The long drought was broken Sat-
urday, copious rains falling through
out the day.
Rev. W. A. Bryant was called to
Peru last Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of Justin Burt, and Rev. Mr..
Mackie supplied his desk.
Mrs. DR.. L. S. Arnold took her
first carriage ride last week since her
severe injury last fall.
Uncle John Farnsworth of North
Windham made his friends in this
place visit this week.
Chas. Farnsworth has moved to
the Davenport place, lately purchas-
ed by Joshua Martin.
G.. G. Smith is repainting his res
idence, B. b. Rawson welding the
brush.
Mrs. DR.. Millington and her two
children returned last evening from
her visit to Pennsylvania. She left
her father in more hopeful condition.
The weather for the past week has
alternated between freezing and the
usual balmy spring temperature that
prevails this morning. Tuesday
morning the ground was frozen and
ice formed as thick as window glass.
Clark Curtis of Boston, a former
resident of this town, is boarding with
his nephew, Geo. S. Curtis, and will
probably remain with him for time
if not all summer.
Thos. Evans of Townshend, who
recently purchased the West River
House at that place, takes possession
this week. A host of friends up here
extend to "Uncle Tom" their best
wishes.
A. Pettee of Brattleboro will be
in town the last of next week and the
week following with very fine stock
of Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Don't
get SO wickedly beaten by outsiders
when you can have your eyes properly
fitted with fine goods at reasonable
prices.
1t is said that the new landlord will
move his pool table up into the hotel
If he does this how in time is any.
body going to know when gentle
man is seen going in whether he il
after playing ''pool" or drink Of
water. Heretofore all knew that h,
was after meat.
Emery Aldrich, who has been OF
the Jamaica section of the marrow
gauge for the past year has beer
given this section just vacated by Mr.
Dompier. Emery is native Of thi
place and has host of friends her,
who are pleased that he is to b
among us again.
Mrs. Bradford Buxton. went t.
Massachusetts last Monday and vii
probably remain with friends ther
through the summer. In the meal
time Brad. will endeavor to surroun,
himself with all the comforts PIPER
tanning to bachelor life.
Merritt Shaw, while at work in tn
wheel pit at st. Marie's mill at Win
hall station, yesterday morning, &c
two fingers on his left hand and on
on his right, badly bruised. He cam
to this place to have DR.. Millingto
dress them.
Louis Dompier, who has been see
ton boss on this end of the mario,
gauge, has quit the employ of th
company and has obtained like pc
sition with better pay on the Bosto
& Lowell, the section being in tn
town of Coventry. Mr.. Dompie
will move his family In a short tim
to Barton Landing, near his worE
Mr.. Dompier has been here eigf
years and has been very faithfI
employe. If he has bettered himsel
in this move his friends here will b
glad of it.