The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-03-26

ice Somellme ago anu Dauly injured
her hip, but is now improving.
1t is rumored that f. E. Stevens
and Lyman Tower will jointly build
new building to be used as recep-
tacle for their sleighs.
j. p. Farwell has purchased of P.
r.. Holt the horses and other para
phernalia belonging to his livery sta
BILE and will run livery in connection
with the hotel.
About twenty couples attended the
dance at FarwelPs Hall on Friday
evening. A sugar party will be given
at the same place Friday evening,
Apr. Sd.
P. r. Holt has moved his family
to the Sterling place at Weston
Island.
John G.. Walker has purchased of
p. r. Holt his place in the village
and has taken possession. John G.
Walker occupying the house with him.
Miss Rose Shattuck goes to Boston
soon to enter the training school of
the Massachusetts General Hospital.
f. F. Bigelow will work through
the sugar season for E. S. Garfield,
Albert Wilkins for w. d. Stowell,
Delmer Boynton and N. G. Wood
for d. D. Wait & Son.
We understand that there is some
talk of calling an extra session of the
legislature for the purpose of formally
accepting the $50, 900 to be refund
ed to the State by the federal govern
ment, under the provisions of the
Direct Tax Bill. The reasons as
signed for such speedy action is that
the state treasury is nearly destitute
Of funds. This bit of news will not
be liable to cause much JOY among q
people already overburdened with tax
alton, Or especially among the leaders
of the dominating party. We would
respectfully suggest to His Excel.
lency, the Governor, who has the
+. welfare of the people in his keeping
S that in deciding this question he ust
D little common sense, and remembe
that it is not safe to pull dogs tai
80 arUer you nave already been bitten b,
: him.
Last Tuesday a casual observe
/ might have noticed two striking fig
=. ures of Young America walking abou
our streets in a somewhat agitatet
y manner. Their agitation, however
bore the resemblance of two homeless
orphans. If that observer had tn,
q interest to keep his eye upon thes,
walking Adventures he would hav,
. noticed that their agitation gradual,
v deepened into anxiety, anxiety int
: determination, determination into DIES
peration until it seemed as if the yer,
Heavens would melt away before tn,
2Craqness of their frowning counte
nances. However no harm was don,
and soon lamb-like quiet was resting
. in the bosoms of these ariotiousssohl
counrsphyxyz&. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shattuck O
lake district gave an entertainment
to their friends and neighbors, on tn,
list inst, afternoon and evening
y with games and stories before and af
Z ter supper, having an enjoyable time
for none know better how to entertain
= their guests pleasantly than the Shat
II tucks.
f. w. Gibson has just finished tn
winter term of school in the lake dis
S trict, giving complete satisfaction
}. showing to our people the value of
/; good, physical and strong digestion
n and that he has left cake nibbling be
man is brains and plenty of har,
Q work.
is Carson Pierce has sold his tw
n blooded cows, Star and Butte, to
Mr.. Hatch of Weston.
is Carson Pierce, having sold hi
grocery store at Weston, has move
v to Springfield, Mass, to enter tn
dry goods business.
For several days in each of tn
past two weeks Rev. Mr.. Curtis ha
re assisted in the revival meetings hel
IF at Weston, conducted by Mr.. job
Ia V. Rosewarne of Michigan.
0. Easter will be observed at I'll
8. church by an Easter sermon and col
cert in the evening. Come.
'n Aunt Mary Emmons who has bee
th so cheerful and happy in her ne
nc quarters at Mrs. Corry's has bee
quite sick with cold for few day
ed but we are pleased to note is no
lie much better.
The Parsonage buildings had ma
ed row escape from being destroyed
fire Tuesday of this week. Abo
n, | p. m. it was discovered that Il
is chimney was on fire. On going in
in the garnet it was found that the ra
or mice had collected about IL bush