The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-09-16
LONDONDERRY.

ID. ?. w alle Is TeSllllSlinS his mouse.
Benz Sparrow is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence.
E. w. Gibson is at home on short
vacation before returning to resume his
studies at Norwich University.
p. r. Weaver and wife returned to
Rhode Island Tuesday, after spending
their vacation here.
Paul Vesper, Frank Sloan, Irving
Bath and Harry Blodgett of Spring
field, Mass, are camping at Camp
Vesper" in D. w. Marden's Maple
Grove.
Mrs. Eta Vesper of Springfield,
Mass, and her sister, Miss Betsey Pat
terson, of Landgrove are visiting at d.
w. Marden's.
The ten guests at Maple Farm have
returned to the city. Miss Fanny is
attending school at Springfield, Mass.
The boarders at Maple Farm held a
picnic at Lowell Lake and one at
Hamilton Falls, they speak of the en-
joyments as long to be remembered.
Sunday proved very pleasant day
for the union baptism. Two candi-
dates were immersed by Rev. O. P.
Fuller and two by Pastor Curtis, who
also sprinkled lone.
A business meeting was held at the
church Sunday evening at the close
of the social service. Three persons
were received into the church, making
five that have been added since
April. E. S. Garfield was chosen
deacon.
D. j. Tarbell has gone to Connect
cut on a canvassing tour.
A. H. Stowell is in Newfane this
week serving as juryman from this
town.
Fred Jaquith has returned to his
work after spending a short vacation at
home.
A. A. Parker has much improved
the appearance of his residence by
fresh coat of paint.
Many from here attended the Bond
vile fair and enjoyed the fine show.
Geo. Coleman, son, of Chas. Cole
man formerly a resident of this place is
spending few days with old friends
here about.
Miss Minnie Tarbell, has returned
to So. birmingham, Mass, after spend
ing her vacation at home.
B. j. Mattocks of New York is
spending few days with his family at
VIM. F. Sutton's.
Irwin and Bert Parker of Sunder-
land are here visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of New York
who have been boarding with A. HI.
Stowell during the summer have re-
turned to the city.
Village school opened Monday with
Miss Conant as teacher.
Miss Cassie Brooks is teaching the
fall term in dist. No. /.
Marshal Smith has been making
needed repairs on his buildings.
Rev. w. R. Curtis and wife leave
Wednesday on their vacation trip They
go to Maine and will be absent a
month. With them goes the best
wishes of all our people for pleas
ant journey and safe return.
A. J. Cardall who has been sup
plying preaching for the Unversalist
believers here has completed his la
bors and returned to Tufts College
where he is student. Mr.. Cardall
during his short stay with us has won
for himself many friends who unite in
wishing him the best of success in his
ministerial endeavors. He has de.
livered some very good discourses
putting the truth where truth is need
ed.
Last Saturday the Bondville base
ball club came over here with the ey-
ident intention of "doing up the
home boys. However they run against
a slight snag as the score at the
end of the game was "a to % in fa-
vor of our team. Next Saturday the
same mines will again cross bats at
Bondville.
The time for fall harvesting is here
and all crops seem to be good except