The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-07-24
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Miss Myra Hobart of Townshend is
visiting with H. A. Dudley's family.
Will Holden has moved into his
new house.
Mrs. Bennett and her two children
started for their home at Fitchburg,
Mass, on Monday, after pleasant
visit with their friends here.
Mrs. Starbuck and daughters of
Glens Falls, N. Y, started Monday
on their return trip, her son going on
Tuesday, taking bicycle ride to
Manchester and thence by rail.
Rev. j. S. Lyon of Fair Haven was
in town on Friday, making a short
call with his parents, Dea. S. S. Lyon
and wife.
Mrs. Cecil Young and her sister,
Miss Hattie Landfear, of West Troy,
N. Y, are visiting the old homestead
in Landgrove.
w. B. Eddy of Brattleboro, dealer
in pianos and organs was in town
Friday and Saturday, putting in a
fine Estey piano for DR.. Millington,
H. c, Benson of Wardsboro assisting
him. Mr.. Eddy has recently made
several sales in town, and will doubt
less make more.
c. l. Wolcott of New York city,
formerly of Wilmington, has been
spending a week or two at the latter
place and came over to this place on
Monday and visited with his friends
here until Wednesday. Mr.. Wolcott
is in the bakery and confectionery
business in the city and is doing we'll.
f. S. Brown, our painter and pa
per hanger, is plying his trade, fol
the present, in Jamaica.
A valuable mare owned by parties
in Boston and sent up to H. P. Year
ly to be pastured and looked after,
died few days ago from pneumonia.
G. H. Frederick and wife and child
rem, former residents of this locality
but now of Deerfeld, Mass, are visit
ing with their friends in this place and
vicinity.
Lyman Stone and wife of Bondville
visited two days this week with Mrs.
Stones sister, Mrs. E. P. Barney.
Alonzo Shattuck, who now resides
in Orange, Mass, came up last Sat
urday and visited with his mother il
Winhall and other friends there ant
in this place until yesterday when he
went to Chester, from which place he
will return to Orange.
Bert Thompson will start next Mon
day on his return trip to Glens Falls
n. Y.
George Buxton, son of Parker j
Buxton Of Woonsocket, r. l., &C
companied by 10. Volney, is visitin.
friends IN town.
Mrs. Poole and daughter of Som
ervllle, Mass, summer boarders
came up last night and will spend
few weeks, the guests of Silas Whit
man.
Mrs. G. A. Whitman of Adams
Mass, is making a brief visit wit
her friends in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Walker star
ed this morning for Lake Pleasan
and expect to stay during the season
E. NJ. Perry, of the Montague p;
per company, was in town fe
days ago. Mr.. Perry informed |
that they would remove the engir
and machinery from this place in IL
fall, and probably to Manchest,
where the company have purchased
large quantity of spruce. Our MAJ
chester friends will find Mr.. PER-
and his company square and prom
folks to deal with.
Mrs. Mansfield has seven cit
boarders at her pleasant mountai
home near Thompsonburg, and MOI
are expected soon. What a deligh
fully pleasant change it must be fro
the hot city to this place where evel
breeze is laden with life, and joy, an
hope.
We beg to call the attention of OF
local readers to the article on fir
page headed ''Close up the ru
holes"