The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-05-29
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Memorial day tomorrow.
They say
That the ides of June are upon us.
That May has been cold, dry
month.
That the cheese factory is booming.
That somebody is going to build a
house on Church St.
That two more couples are making
preparations to yoke-up.
That Winchester is going to have
the best barn in the burg.
That "Harl' is a hard ticket-he
rings in the church members every
week.
That the editor of the SITTER is the
biggest fool in town but he evens up
on being handsome.
The cheese factory made it's first
shipment on Monday.
Frank Livermore returned Monday
from business trip to Massachusetts.
Geo. Doubleday of South Royal
ton came up Monday night.
F. U. Landman got piece of
grindstone in his eye the other day
that proved quite painful.
1t is reported j. C. Fraser has
traded his Brattleboro restaurant.
Miss Eta Kingsbury, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Thompson, is teaching
in the lower village district.
Miss Cassie Brooks has returned
from Black River Academy, the
present term of school being COM
pleted.
Three runaways the past week but
no special damage done, except the
bad example set to other equines.
Miss Mary Pierce attended the
musical festival held at Rutland this
week.
Miss Lucina .Aldrich is on the gain.
DIR. c. W. Ray of Jamaica attends
her.
A band of gypsies encamped near
Riley Davidson's Saturday and Sun
day, and on Monday picked up their
tents and children and went march
ing on.
Miss Sarah Hoskins returned from
her visit to Leominster, Mass.
on Saturday, her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Hoskins, coming with her.
Clerk H. D. Tyler has purchased
OF 5. NJ. Holden, agent for the VIM.
Harris heirs, the pasture and wood
lot lying east of the highway.
Will Rogers arrived at his brother.
ln-laws, A. E. Cudworth's, Tues
day evening from Pittsburg, Pa.
Arthur Bowers and wife went TO
bondville on Sunday with livery
team and on returning and when near
David Towards one of the wheels of
the wagon broke down throwing them
out, but fortunately without injury.
We are pleased to state that Silas
Whitman is much better and able to
be out on the street.
A. c. Bean, road master on the
Z. V. R. R., was in town on We'd
nesday.
l.. I. Landman and daughter are
in Boston this week. This means q
big stock of new goods at the Land
mans. These enterprising merchants
will tell you about it through our adj
vertising columns.
A. l.. Harrington of Boston came
up last night for brief visit with his
brother-in-law, c. V. Bryant of Win
hall Hollow; also Geo., Mr.. Bryant's
son, from Townshend, who will stop
over Sunday with his parents.
The W. R. c. wish through the
medium of this paper to solicit flowers.
OF all who can furnish them, to dec
crate the graves of our ''fallen brave,
on Memorial day. Please leave the
same at c. d. Farnum's as early
Friday as convenient.
By order of executive Com.
Hooker Post will observe Memo
nal day tomorrow with the usual dec
orative services, followed by an adj
dress. The following will be the
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
IL 80 Meet at G.. A. r, Hall.
l Form procession and march
to mound near Town Hall for the
usual Memorial services.
AT the conclusion of these exercises
repair to the Baptist church where an
address will be given by Fred A. |
Field, Esq. of Rutland.