The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-02-19

Rebeccas triumph tonight.
Go and see it.
Rev. w. A. Bryant visited in
West Townshend last Saturday.
Our village people who are enjoying
the fine winter side walk we now have
are indebted to the foresight of select
man Dudley for the same.
B. H. Tyler of Boston, express in
spector was registered at the Peabody
House last night.
DR.. H. H. Mcintyre of West Ran
dolph, who has the appointment of
sugar weighers, was in town yesterday.
Sugar makers should look out next
week for f. Winchester's advertise
ment. Next week he will have some
thing of interest to tell you.
Tonight the young ladies will pre-
sent at our town hall the serio-comc
drama, Rebecca's Triumph.
Curtis Robinson is at home from the
academy at Saxtons River on account
of poor health, and will probably not
return during the term.
A fine exhibition of northern lights
occurred Saturday evening. Moth
ing like it has been seen since 1872.
In many cases it was taken for fire,
and in several cities the fire depart
ment was called out.
Wednesday morning was the cold
est of the season the mercury in the
village registered from IS to % be-
low zero.
If you want to sell or buy anything
from jewsharp to a yoke of cattle
let it be known through the SITTER,
1t will cost you but trife its results
will be big.
The annual town report has beer
put through the SITTER press anc
will be issued to the voters in a few
days. 1t also contains the report O
the Superintendent of schools. Mrs
Fuller makes readable report ant
some good suggestions.
Two weeks ago Geo. Robinson
traded for nice pair of colts, boil
were taken sick in less than a weel
and one has since died. Geo. likes
good team but thinks fate is agains
his having a matched pair.
The mixed train going down o
Wednesday came near meeting ser
Gus accident, one freight car jumpin
the track while on the trestle at Wi
Evansville station. Had it gone off tn
trestle it probably would have pulle
off the passenger coach containing eigl
persons.
Mrs. Amy Patterson, of Landgrov,
the mother of landlord Strong of tt
Peabody House, who has been very j
with the grippe and who had so fa
recovered as to be able to 90 out
doors, took cold last Wednesday, an
at last accounts was considered to be
very critical condition.
Lampson and Swallow came u
Wednesday night from So. Ashburl
ham, Mass, and yesterday conclude
their trade for the Buxton farm, takir
a deed for thelsame. They returned
Ashburnham this morning and wi
move up the first of April, if not 500
A. P. Cutting of Boston, agent f
Frank A. Cutting, is in town for
few weeks and will pay $3.50 per col
for all good hemlock bark delivered
all stations on the narrow gauge ra
road. Mr.. Cutting has already shi
ped five carloads and is shipping eve
day from the depot at this place. NJ
Cutting has given perfect satisfaction
regard to measurement and in his des
ings with his patrons.
A runaway occurred Tuesday ev
ming from the pulp mill. Fred Val
was unloading when log rolled o
struck skid which in turn struck {
horses and started them in a ru
Mr.. Vale secured horse as soon
possible and started in pursuit, aft
ascertaining that the runaways h
taken the Chester road but did n
overtake them until within thr
miles of Chester, distance of 2 mile
No damage, worth mentioning, W
done.