The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-01-27

A. E. Hamilton, the clothier, O
Manchester Centre has a new adyer
tlsement this week. See third page
Also j. I. Bentley, harnessmaker
of the same place and j. P. Black
mer, merchant of Manchester Depot
on second page. W. B. Glvnn O
SaXtons River sent one but it did no
reach us until the inside of the papeI
was printed.
The school in Dist. No. 9 CLOSED
last Friday. Total number of schol.
ars, 10. Those not absent or tardy,
Earl, Orrie and Rose Davis. Aver.
age attendance, 32 40. / thank
the scholars for their good department
and close application to their studies.
Everett M. Vale, teacher.
E. W. Melendy has been on the
sick list for few days.
Miss Halle Goddard continues
very i'll but is thought to be some
what better. Her brother, Milon.
who has been at work at Waline-
FORD, Conn, is here, having been
called on account of her illness.
A. s. Hayward has taken a deed
from S. NJ. Holden of lot on church
street and is getting lumber in to
build house in the spring.
Mrs. Matte, wife of Henry A.
Newell, formerly of this town, died
at her residence in New York city
last Saturday Her remains were
brought to Manchester and inferred
IN their family lot in Dellwood Gem
etery on Tuesday.
Our local merchants and dealers all
have something new to say this week
in our advertising columns.
Edward L. Cobb, who was killed
oy the railroad accident at Rutland
On Monday, was a commercial travel
er well known in this place.
Did you ever think what funny ac-
ing mortals we poor humans are ?
some of US will allow our boys to run.
he streets nightly bowling and vel
lng' while we are at home, with a
borrowed gun, watching a chance to
boot onr neighbours pet cat, because
he poor, dumb feline follows the
xample set by our boys.
Charlie Rabbit, while at work in
he woods few days ago with pair
| horses had limb fall striking him
pom the head knocking him down.
his frightened the horses, but Char
e got up in time to grab the lines,
ut was dragged several rods. In
he scrape he got one hand badly
cerated.
A decided change took place in tue ,
Gather the fore part of this week !
nee which 1t has been quite mild. $
I've inches Of snow fell Wednesday.
his morning the mercury stands at +
and the day will probably be clear. c
Miss Della Cobb of Brattleboro c
DO has been visiting with town clerk t
yler's family, returned to her home
Tuesday. a
Merchant Will Landman has been
mined to the house few days by s.
ness John E. Clayton takes his is
ace IN the store and will remain to
slst IN taking the annual account of Il
ock. =
Mrs. Oscar Gassett left for Boston Q,
IS morning, having been called
ere by brother whose wife is suf-
ing with a broken wrist.
=. +. Sawyer, former telegraph
orator here and well known Uby y
citizens, now of Portland, Iowa.
emily had tussle with Western
sporadic who ATTEMPTED to ''hold
his station. Sawyer secured his te
n and saw him safely lodged in
frank Belden goes about with one
bandaged owing to coming in con- at
with a pair of hot blacksmith
gs that he was using while engaged fer
lis occupation. Luckily the eve
1t was not injured.
he newly elected officers of
'ker Post No. 3 will be installed
he regular meeting of the Post on !, !.
irday eve of this week. All '''i'
rades are requested to be present.
H