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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

tn" statement IA the Albuquerque
papers that Edward liafi, 81 Gnllup, -
prominent uu-.ur-s gentleman Il Mat
Thriving mIuJrg tuwu, Nae here To- at.
tend the meeting ~ the ,'raud Lodge ~
Naruus N,s not "utlrrl! correct tie
facts nrr TINT through the efforts ~ SCI
htur Heller, II Colorado, aud ilou. Az.
thuny Jn-rpi. ~ thus TERRITORY, congress
has "a s"d ,.i, g,Ntus :" the peup- ~
Gallup the quarter section 81 rchupl
land uppu winch tie town IL located az
u town site, HpprupriH,lLg also another
quarter section 90 tie school fuud Il the
territory tuu"r tins act tire" trustees
viii -" appointed, vino viii select ap.
other lands ,ustde II ,hc town UNITS aud
H-t ptlc" th"r-hr,, To- u" phtI u, thr uc.
cupRnls IN" fund thus Ir,rIv"d vii
h" DIVIDED h"tN""n the h ,uI fund ~
the town and fund Tor the Improve.
mrnt ~ streets and other tpNu pufpor,'-
Ims Will gl," Gallup tn" best srhool
iumi ui'auy town IA the territory MIR.
Hart has been tie correspondent ice.
twaeu the tuHn aud congress, and IN
proud ~ hls tn1c"ss, lie VA here Tor
the purpose 10 securing the opp ,Inimrut
from the probate Judge n tn" trustees,
who will net "s tue Appraisers, under the
bll, and states that they Will tee appoint.
ed ~ few days The News Register ~
Gallup, now driunct, while under the
man agem-nt ot Capt Swan, was the first
to Hdvocat. securing title to the site
" Gallup under the above plan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
>o,icr Of sheriff. Execution sale.


Territory ~ NV Mexico, County ~ Bcrnalillo,
IA ~ District 'uurt.
H. &, i.a.l-
"""''"' Arsumlsit 10y Attachment.
T. \. puwcll, ~ ~"'
D"frniAn'
|, the uudrrisucd -h"un ~ said county, do
hereby tttty that hy Nttfnr - ah execution is-
su,.l uut ~ .Aid court IN ~. alsns uls cause
aud nitU~t'sl pn the 18th day ~ January, In, I
am directed To- "a pue., Tor sale all IL. right tale
aud Interest tl-ing All undiVids~i on,-half inter
t-t ~ the hhtSc named defendant. B.. 4. Powell,
which he nuW h's, az which h" had nn ~ NJ any
time after the iIth dAy ~ January, A u. i--r IN
amt Ia the ful owing ,le-crtH~i prutrtty. io-witi
An undiViiei nne half interest in and tn lot
number twelve i2l, Ia block number two j2l, ~
H. Ih,rH a,hitiun Ia the town ~ Aib,, Iusrqua In
Hi,,i county, ascending So III. map ~ III aidi-
the -uthrio recorders oifr" fut said county on
~. th dsl ~ ,pfil, \. u. lsi,
Aud that th-r,fnf" have l.vir-l upon y 4 will
un saturday, the 18th dAy ~ February. l-pl. NJ
the hour u o'clrk n. IN. at the fr,nt ol'nF ~
tho Cuuu house Oi said county, IN Albuquerque,
exp III" ~ 4 iuts r-t Tor sale. and sell the
pnu" sithuut right ~ resumption Ia ~" hish.at
aud best hid trt fuf CA.h to satisfy said eKecu-
ton,
Amount ~ execution .... tIT.tD
Amount ~ custs accrued ...... i2p
Total ............... .. sgS1
Date ~ nj arhn.nl, January iith. iN~D. date %
Ming lie l-'nd"n-, January 18th, lV>- date 81
Judgment, November iNh, tNsi
JusI l.. pGhEA, Sheriff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
New sAleoas.

The hrm Of Morgan 4 Rolandi, sa-
loonists If Gallup, 10 changed 10 Morgan
a Murell,
j. l.. Dow has started q saloon at
Seven Rivera.
W. r. Cochran, a saloon keeDer at
seven Rivers, 10 succeeded by Cochran
a keenum.
Wilson a Chapman will open saloon
at SAD Pedro IN few days.
The high license bill, just passed the
Legislature, will doubtless work hard
ships 10 some VI the small concerns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Death or Jehn O'heere.

Last night at O'clock :. m, John
O'Keefe, Rn old resident Of this city, died
after an illness Of about week. lie was
born 10 county Kerry, Ireland. and has
lived IN IL country forty two years. He
WAS ~ years old Ills SOL, William,
works IN the Atlantic Il Pacific shops,
and his son.ln law, Harry Kelly, has
charge ~ the section nj the Atlantic Il
Pacific junction, The funsral will bs
held from the new town Catholic church,
Saturday morning vt lOo'clook.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
,dmIuI.trator's NoiIre

nilcn II hefcby given Thai 7, tkI m isruis nssi
have henn ApIS,in,'d 10y the pruba . OuTt ~ III
Nm" g".s =" ,i@,m,.,1"tat ;" Of ,ha :. ale ,sis
Morgan d.rras,sl, All trr-onu having elalns
against ~" estate ~ the said de,sasssI, Are here
rru-cfb.t 10y Law JAAtBA. AENAUL,
Administrator
Albuquerqus, \. NJ, Jan. o, lssU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

1"rit"ry ~ Nov Mexico, SECOND Judicial Die
tfict, County III li"rnaliilo.
Mimi" NhrN"r' CHANGER, Tor W,oros.
Charles 4 ShriV-f } '" WV
The said defendant, Charles A. Shris.r. In hers-
by notified that sui! IN CHANGER, las been com
mrnc,-i against him Ia the district court f"r the
county ~ ii"rnali lu. territory 81 >.w Mexico by
said complainant, Minhi" ShriS-r. for an at-.,-
existing ls'tvprn -aid parties. un tn. grounds of
failure tu support ant abandonment, and Tor
general relief ,nd unless you. ia. said defend.
ant, httl"- \. ShrIN"t, "n .r your appearance In
said suit un ar before the hrs, dny ~ the beIt
MAJ tc ~ 81 -AI, court, Ia L.. bcgun And held nj
the court uvu-" II -i ii.rnAlii.u county, Ia Al.
bupurrpuc, h"w Mexico, IN the -.c nj Monday
~ "RI. A. D. lspi, u he 'r-c pro cunfs-so therein
wall la rendered. against you.
CH,A y. lIrST.
Clerk and Kosirter in thnnc~ry.
AGursSlE.,. solicitor for Complainant I,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Notice Of Suit.

Torri,nrS ~ New M"Iico, sec,nd Judicial Dis
trlct. County ~ lb.rnAlillu.
III" Johnson (Chanrrry for Divorce.
t. Al i ,.u NJ. beS
n" -nid defendant James VI. Johpson. h
hereby net ,h,si that suit IN chanc.rS has been
commenced against him in the District court for
ihr county 81 l"ruHlillu t'ttitury ut N"s Next
cu. 10y sad complainant. lila Juhnsnn, for AN
nl,-uui" diNurC" Hud dissolution ~ the marriage
ties existing lStN-au said parties un the grounds
~ tiilur" tu SUPPORT and abandonment, AMI for
general r"lI Z, Aid unlu-~ you, tho rnid defend
ant enter your appearance Ia raii suit on ar b''-
for" th" next Way, l-Ni. term ~ aid court, iu be
h'gun and held ~ the court hun-' ~ said Her.
mil llu county, In Albuquerque, \rw MEXICO, I'm
cunir--o therein will liz rendered. against sou.
tHAA. y liuNT,
Clerk and Register In hhnccry.
W,HHEN \ fEHuussnS.
~"licit"r- for Complainant.
IL. INN l. LIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Malice or Astt,


T,rritnry ~ New MrTicn, hs,cond Judicial DE
trict, County ~ 'ernAlillo
Kitty liruwu Madison,
,ompiNihAhI ChAncery Tor divorce
Ge4,rse diary Madison, NO.
Defendant.
Tie said dsi.hdAnt, Gcossr Giary Madison.
hereby n,aihcsi that q suit In chansery las bss
niI,,sn, ed against him In tbs Disti let c''ist IL
the county III lsIIalilia, tsrritorJ II k..S h.zf
ca, by said complainant, Kitty Bruwn hsiiraA
Tor an absolute divorce and Dissolution 81 ~
mArrias" - sxistins bstween the partie~, %
the Kronnd 81 abandonment and Tor GENERAL "
lief; and unls.-. you. the said defe dant, 'nls
your ap,aaranc. IL aaid suit on or bsfosr ~
hr-i dsy ~ the neN MAJ tsrm ~ AAId court,
be begun and held un the nth dAy ~ MAJ, l-A
~ tho rnurt huns" ~ Albuquerque, In s.iid cs'as
y, d.rr,s pro cOnf'~so therein will l's rendef~
against yuu,
CuAs. Y. HUHT,
Clerk and u sistsr In ChAnosfJ.
BERNARD \. hoDEi, bOlloitcr for Complainant
Albaauaraas. n. n, Jan II. isga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Ia. Vegas re, springs and Hessrn.

The Santa r. route IN stlll selling
round trip tickets Ia Ihs Vegas iiot
Spring- with u hunt ftlnrty lays going,
n,. dan =. utninp. AID final limit, niue
T. day, Tor u"l! y ~
j. ", FARSswot I'll,
Acting Agent.
Gro. L. NICHOLSON, q. +. 4 I. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
Notice

TIE annual renng ~ tho stockhuld
era NJ the Pecos Valley Halfway com
pany will be held at the office Of the
company, IN the clty Of Albuquerque,
county OF Bernalillo. aud territory Of
New Mexico, on the ilh day ~ March,
1891, at noon, TuoMAs II, l.psALI,
Secretary,
The latest and one ~ the beet seek
lies IN the err tory ~ IN" Albuquerque
ClTlzFN, II , edited by rhus hughes,
aud - reli-N ~ his I'AiIN iIrIlEN, the
best newspaper in That cl,y Eddy Ar.
gus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31
No'icp Of suit.

' l"fh hni hsNNiNtsf III
" ,HHEN \ tEHuUssnS.
~ulicit"r- for Complainant.
Dated JnnuAt, 18th, l-pi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-31

Trrritnry ~ >ew Mexico, k.cond Judicial DE
,rict, C"uniJ ~ .ernAlillo,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
so. WINDHAM.

Rev. Z. A. Votey and wife have
gone to Burlington to visit their son.
Miss Clara Votey is with her sister
in TowGshend.
Silas P. Wellman has let his farm
to Otis Howe.
Owen Chase is moving into Artemu:
Blood's house.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
MANCHESTER.

G.. H. Swift and family have NOV
ed into their new residence on North
Main st.
School IN district No. 3 closed last
Saturday with W. B. Edgerton of
Dandy and Miss Ellen futile of this
place teachers.
Hon. f. B. Burton left town Mon
day for Buffalo, N. T., where he will
be married on Wednesday of this
week to Mrs. Chauncey M. Huff.
They will return home about the first
of May.
Several from this place attended
the concert at Rutland given by Miss
Mary Howe.
Rev. DR.. Edward Harris of Bur-
| lington preached two interesting SER
mons at the Cong. church last Sun
day.
NJ. j. Hapgood of Peru gave 8
lecture at the Seminary last Friday
evening on the "Early Settlers Of
Vermont" 1t was listened to by {
large and attentive audience, and en-
joyed by all.
The next lecture in the Seminar,
course will be given by Mr.. Chas. f
Underhill, the monologue artist, oil
Wednesday evening of this week a
the Cong. church.
Mr.. Frank Whitney of Boston i
visiting at S. G. Cones.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
THURSDAY EVENING. MAR. IL, 1891.
WEST wARDSBoRo.

Mrs. +. A, johnson with her son
and grandson from st, Louis, Mo-,
have come to occupy their farm, j.
NJ. Benson, who will help her in SUI
CARING, is moving his family into d.
A. Wakeheld's unoccupied house.
Mr., and Mrs. Knapp from Newfane
visited their parents last week.
j.. w. Ingalls, and wife are visit
ing in Londonderry, leaving A. r.
Robbins and wife to keep house.
Sunday morning as Mr.. Sumner
was bringing his daughter and Miss
Stevens to church the sleigh struck a
stone landing the two ladies out in
the snow very suddenly, but with no
serious damage.
Saturday A. X. Smith left his
horse standing as he supposed safely,
but it started to go through a gate
and there not being room for the
sleigh to follow it was somewhat bro.
ken.
The temperance Sunday schoo
concert was well attended, and many
good things were said.
The part which our noble govern
ment takes in introducing malt liquors
&C. into foreign countries was wei
set forth. Also, the terrible hin
drance to mission work which "Nev
England rum" and kindred spirits are
also, an earnest plea given that eacl
person should do all in his power tt
overthrow the iniquitous traffic.
The willing workers will hold {
"mum social" the evening Of the p
inst, to which all are cordially invit
ed. Refreshments consisting of oak,
and coffee will be served at 10 cent
each.
Miss Oral Blodgett has gone Il
Peru to work for her aunt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
Written For the SITTER,
A BIT OFADVICE.

Whatever you have to say my friends,
About the people you know,
Remember that an idle word
Will hurt them worse than blows
And when you speak of others affairs,
Skip the gossip that's talked around
| tell you friends it's better far,
To have your words boiled down.
How many man has had i'll luck
Because some thoughtless one,
Has just repeated what they've heard
About his small income,-
And added word or two perchance
To what was gossiped around,-
/ tell you, friends, it's better far,
To have your words boiled down.
Just think of the curse that gossip brings
On those who chance to fall
A little below the estimate
OF this or that ones CALL
OF many silent tear that's shed
By those who are thus cast down,
tell you, friends, it's better far,
TO have your words boiled down.
Then boil down your thoughts and weigh
them well,
And let your words be few,
Be always careful what you say,
is the motto give to you;
Remember that an idle word
Will hurt far worse than a blow,
And when you speak of others affairs
It's best not to tell all you know.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
PERU.

Drifts outside of the town shut off
our wind last week.
No drifts near the village yet this
winter.
We were glad to read G's reference
to Landgrove Hollow. What's the
matter with the good people of Land
grove that they countenance such
proceedings, are they afraid This
we say in spite of the "Bit OF Adj
vice" printed elsewhere and composed
by our friend across the way. Some
times it is well to speak out. How
ever the "Bit of Advice" is a nice
little thing.
Your correspondent made quite
thorough inspection of Burr Seminary
last week, in such manner as to get
at the inside workings of the concern,
sleeping, grubbiug and well-nigh re-
citing with the students. He is
pleased to report an institution OF
which the community around should
feel proud, and to which they should
contribute their hearty support. The
Principal is evidently bound to have
something going on there worthy OF
the name, and the teachers seem to
work in unison for the same purpose.
A resolution was presented at oui
town meeting by Mr.. Hapgood and
adopted as follows:
"Resolved that we regret the action
of the town in taxing the soldier
money during the war of the Rebel
lion and any unpaid taxes upon thai
account are hereby repealed"
This has reference to one of thu
wickedest things that ever happened
The little money that the old three
wears veterans sent home was taxet
to hire substitutes for those who stait
at home.
Our old residents woke up Saturda,
| morning to hear the astonishing asser
ton, '!there has been dance in town.
A regular ''dance" in old Peru! Heavens
What would our fathers, sleeping in yor
der church-yard, say to that! Hardl
within the memory of man has the thin
. occurred before. 1t seems to have bee
one of the religiously guarded principle
of the town that no dance should ever b
held. But it appears that quite an atfai
. of the kind was held at school house ha
I Friday evening, and all accounts agre
4 that it was quite orderly, genteel an
f well conducted-quite as moral and ell
:, waiting in its effects as kissing bee.
very nice supper was afterwards serve
, at Mr.. Woodcock's. And what are yc
I going to do about it, my friend? Yc
e have found that locking up the doors an
mailing up the horse sheds don't do Il
cure, havn't you? Only one thing W
do the cure, brother church member
u and that is to wake up and have Ii
/. church with social gatherings of such
t. kind that dances will not be desire
is Otherwise dances will come in and re
ic you out.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
met on Thursday of last week with
Mrs. Richmond Trip. Notwith-
standing the bad roads and clustering
weather there were twenty-seyen
ladies in attendance.
Daniel Eddy has been confined to
the house for some days by illness.
Mrs. Fayette Farnum is visiting
her brother in Massachusetts.
Miss Mary Farnum has returned
home from Bennington after an alb
sence of three months.
We notice the arrival in town of a
former resident of this village, James
Amidon, who now lives at Adams,
Mass.
Miss Viola Bennett, whose father
served in the war of the rebellion,
| had had secured to her S3O0 addition
al pension. She received 500 some
time ago.
The ''grippe" still wanders abou
in our community seeking whom i
may devour. SO numerous has beer
its victims that we will not undertake
to mention them by name. Suffice /
to say that the majority of us at leas
will! know how to appreciate thu
warmer weather of the coming spring
if it shall bring to us relief from
coughs, hoarseness and general dis
tressedness.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
WINHALL HOLLOW.

II. w. Hulett has finished his
work in West Jamaica and is at
home.
O. L. Hewes met with quite an
accident in saving one of of his fin
gers while at work at the mill.
johnny Wilson is visiting his moth.
er in Townshend this week.
George Bryant was at home Sun.
day.
Frank Chaffin is running the en-
CINE for Livermore Sons.
A. S. Adams of Peru is saving
wood by the aid of his horse powel
in this place.
Fred and Willie Aldrich have beef
visiting friends in Wardsboro tn
past two weeks.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
JAMAICA.

A near relative of the la grippe is
making a very general visit here,
most every family is subject to its
unwelcome visits.
Miss Hattie Allen, who was
brought home sick from Saxtons
River, is so as to ride out.
Albert Rano has left j. G. Dag
gets and George Place has taken
his place.
PIXIES FALLS.
Sidney Jones is quite sick with bill
ious fever.
Burt Glynn Is at work for c. O
Gould in the mill.
VIM. Gale had moved into thu
house owned by Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. VIM. Aldrich, late of Wind
ham, but now of Townshend, visited
with friends in this place over Sun
day.
Dennis Frederick goes to Spring
field next Monday to work for o. r
Hadwen, who advertised in the SIF
TER for help.
| When you go to Brattleboro t
look after furniture, carpeting &c
don't fail TO call upon the old and re
liable firm of Retting Bros.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
RAWSONVILLE.

The bridge near Sheldon's was re-
placed last Saturday. A bee was
made by the people to do the work.
A. A. Kingsbury is at Newfane,
having been drawn as juryman at
county court.
Uncle Joe Williams is quite sick.
Misses Lillian Kingsbury and Lo-
IA Sheldon have gone to Newfane to
work during court.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
Pleasant Surprise Party.

Last Friday evening about 80 of
the young friends of the johnson
brothers, the noted singers, surprised
them with friendly visit. So unex-
pected was their visit that one of the
brothers was found in bed and the
other one was about starting to visit
neighbor. To those acquainted
with these brothers it will not be ne
cessary for the SITTER to tell them
that the guests were Hospitality receiv-
ed and the evening made one of rare
endowment to all.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
LANDGR0VE.

Parties from Connecticut are in
this vicinity purchasing cattle. A
fine yoke were purchased of Jacob
Smith.
Herman Priest has engaged to work
for j. S. Thomson through the sea-
son.
The M. +. Society will give a lit
erary entertainment and sugar party
at the hall Wednesday eve, the 18th
Admission 10 cents, sugar 10 cents.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12

The sleigh ride advertised to come
off last Thursday had to be given up
Oh account of the severe snow storm
of the proceeding day. However, a
pleasant little party assembled at the
town hall in the evening and enjoyed
the supper and pleasant social oc
casion. Better success attended al
impromtu sleigh ride that came of
Tuesday, some twenty couples parti
cipating. This party also took sup
per at the hall and had pleasan
entertainment in the evening.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
BONDVILLE.

Herbert johnson has finished his
soythe stick Job and moved back on
to his farm.
Monday, Mar, 2, was the coolest
vet. Is degrees below zero.
More winter, II inches of snow
fell March 4th.
Rev. w. f. Felch was in town
last week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12
1,HE LONDONDERRY SITTER,
An Octogenarian birthday.

Dea, Richmond s, Horton, one OF
the octogenarians or this town passed
the eighty.second mile post ON his
life journey last Sunday March sth'
lie was born on the old homestead
where he now lives, in the log house
that stood near his present house,
March s, 1909, His grandfather
came from Rhode Island in l716.
The deacon's father, Richmond, was
born July 10, l770 and died June 4,
1854. He married Hannah Whit
man who was born Sept, Is, l71S
and died May l6, 1865. Their chill
dren were Hannah and Mary, twins,
and said to have been the first set
born in this town, born Nov. ID, 1901,
Hannah died May 81, 1918, aged IL
years Mary died Feb. 5, 1884; Rich
mond, born Sept. 10, 1908, died Apr.
6, 1908; Ona, horn Oct. 10, 1905,
died Feb. 2S, 1914; Richmond s.,
born March s, 1909; Hannah W.,
born June II, 1915, died Oct. /,
1858.
Mary Horton married VIM. Martin,
brother to the father of }. l.. Martin
The latter lived on the farm now oc'
cupied by Cyrus Kingsbury. His
brother lived on the adjoining farm
on the road to Landgrove. Mary
Horizons children were: VIM. Henry
Adeline, John, Althea, German
Lucy and Charles.
Mrs. Horizons grandfather came tt
this town from Fitzwilliam, N. ii
Her father, Martin lockwood, borr
Sept. 4, IVA, died Dec. 10, 1919
married Mary Knight who was borr
June 10, 1776 and died June 10
1915. Their children were Abigail
NJ, born Jan. 10, 1911; Rhoda j..
born Sept. %, 1913 and Mary M.
born May. Is, 1919.
Dea. Horton married Rhoda j
lockwood Jan. so, 1884 and the,
have had one son, Martin R., wh'
was born Sept. II, 1910 and die'
Sept. 2, 1881 at the age of 40.
The deacon has always lived upol
this farm, though his father for a fey
years lived in the house that stood OF
the hill, near the Melendy barn tina
: was burnt few years ago. All hi
, fathers children were born in the lo
) house. The present house was bull
in 1922. Mrs. Horton before he
, marriage taught school in the Hub
bard Barrett house where MI
: Davidson now lives. In 1884 the
celebrated their golden wedding.
The aged couple though they hav
not been off the farm for sewers
years, keep posted in regard to tn
affairs of the world outside. The
take the SITTER and the Watchmar
They love the Bible and find contir
ual comfort in their homo No in
ducements have yet been offered su
fcient to incline them to give up the
home. They prefer to live as the
are. And why should they not
Here they have lived for more tina
four score years. Here the deace
brought his bride in her youth and t.
q gether they have lived for 81 year
q Here their only child lived and die
The home has become sacred from i
n memories and associations. May Il
l. good man and his companion find Il
S, remainder of life as peaceful al
is happy as the days that are gone, al
when the earthly home is chang
J. may it be for mansion in HEAVIER
~ f.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-12

MB~FARMERs, ATTENmoN-Don't be
fooled by travelling agents with some new
kind phosphate, but buy the old reliable
Buffalo of f. Winchester, warranted to
beat the best on every crop. Prices and
terms all right. Call at my store and gel
a pocket memoranda free.
+. Winchester,