The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-09-01
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Landman are attending the fall term
of Leland and Gray Seminary. The
first three are children of j. T. and
the latter of merchant L. T.
Archie Jaquith returned to his work
in Glynn's store at Saxtons River on
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. f. Cudworth and sister, Miss
Sadie Rogers, take carriage drive to
Hebron and Troy, N. Y, starting this
morning.
On. Thursday night of last week
the unusual sight of three flowers of
the Night Blooming Cereus variety,
nearly II inches across, was had at
the residence of Wesley Chase on
the Glebe Mountain road. A number
of the friends and neighbors enjoyed
the spectacle.
Mrs. Florence Farwell and her sis.
ter, Miss Annie Smith, are visiting in
Newfane. They drove down on
Wednesday.
Parker j. Buxton of Wooosocket.
II. l., native of this town, visited
last week with his friends here, and
gave the SITTER a pleasant call. Mr.
buxton is one of Woonsocket's hes,
business men and whole-souled gen.
tleman. Just now he has a new man
ufacturlng enterprise stated, the maxi
ing OF footwear of a composition of
leather and rubber, he being the ma
tentee.
Mrs. Emily Ann Benson and Harry
and Mabel Walker have returned
from two OF three weeks visit in
Wardsboro.
Lyman Gale Of Townshend. who
many years ago worked in this town.
has been renewing his old acouaint-
ances among us and visiting his old
friend George Babbitt.
Mrs. E. A. Hitler of Wallinoford
Conn, is visiting with Miss Halle
Goddard.
A. Hayward of New York has been
visiting this week with Arson Hav.
ward.
l. W. Harrington of Boston who a
lew years ago clerked in Leonard's
STORE at the North village, is spend
,ns MS vacation in town. Everybody
ilkes linn and are always pleased to
see him.
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Farnum and their
uauSntef, Mrs. Ira Goddard of Ludlow
nave oeen visiting at n B. Johnson's.
several of our citizens attended tbo ho1l
game at Bondville last Saturday, an aims
ing account of which, written bv an owe
"lthess, will be found on first page. Al
together the affair was disoraoafu, o,,a
sooa citizens of both Bondville and Wes-
ION 1eel it sorely. From the best and
iatest information we can get the fracus
oia not originate among the PLAYERS hnt
was lnstlgated and set going by outsiders
IRON each town. If, as it appears. rum
was the inspiring cause or the lubricator
VI 1he riot, the people of Bondyille sbould
-oilo" up tle matter without stint, never
resting until every man who "furnisbed,,
- punished to the full extent of the law,
vi the several arrests made these ware
disposed of on Monday. r.. G Rrvan+ of
weston fined $1,000 and costs for break
my the peace and $500 and costs for he-
ing drunk ; Eben Shattuck of Weston and
ohas. Howard of Windall were fined 50
oi ior breaking the peace. The case
" Aloeft Benson, charged with breaking
the peace, was continued until next Mon
Gay. Bryant, who was fined for drunk.
disclosed on Hiland Dean, who, it is
charged, ran pocket saloon. This case
was also continued to Monday.
The following were registered at
The Peabody House the past week:
Z. W. Heinksl, j. w. Barnard.
bellows Falls; j. E. Beeman, Brat
tleporo; K. L. Dewey, Louisville,
NY. Mrs. L. A. Grant, Washington,
y. T.; Jno. r. Chaplin and wife,
Buffalo, N. r.. Harry S. Chaplin and
wife, Providence, R. L.; C. Thos.
Clair and lady, Bellows Falls L. R.
blanchard, Burlington; Bill Nye.
New York; G. B. Loomis, Rutland
.. A. Hazen, White River junction
W. E. Jaquith and niece, Gardner
Mass. r. J. Duff, New York; Dr.
+. Ordway, Providence, R. l. +; F. D.
Giddings, E. A. Jameson, A. A.
Rivers, Manchester L. S. Walker
and wife, Grafton; w. C. Lampson
Manchester; HI. E. Mallory, Ben
nlngton p. j. Buxton, Woonsocket,
Il. l.; E. j. Perkins, Burlington
Thos. A. Benton, Springfield, Mass.
j. II. Beers, New York; r. S. Cum
ningham, New York C. E. Skinner,
Newfane; W. FL. Lee, Rutland
Harry Norton, Chester.
Have you seen the Ladies' S1.25 Shoe at
Smith's2 1t is Dongola Kid with Patent
Tip, overlapped quarter, finished in first
class style. You'll be astonished when
you look at it.
H-Please pay your Indebtedness to
the SITTER.