The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-21
LOCAL SUMMARY,


Good weather for the haymakers.
But tough on the bubbling springs
and tiny brooks.
A party of young folks picniced
yesterday at the lake.
Frank Center and Riley Davidson
have been on the sick list-now better
The postotfice was moved Satur-
day night.
Who drank the lager is what some
want to know. Well, it's pretty hot
weather and
Miss Minnie Jenkins, having fin
ished her school in Landgrove, is now
visiting in Andover.
Mrs. Alfred Wilcox of Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, is visiting with her
father, Ichabod Gibson.
The boys returned from their camp
ing tour at Jamaica pond on Saturday
after enjoying woods-life for eight
days.
The Messrs. Landmans display in
their store very fine organ from the
Bridgeport organ company.
The Ladies' Aid connected with
the M. E. church will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
David Aldrich.
E. B. Snow and family of Nauga-
tuck, Conn.,, are visiting with G. I.
Abbott and wife. Mrs. Snow is
sister of Mrs. Abbott.
Carpenter N. B. johnson, who is
at work on the town hall building,
slipped upon the staging few days
ago and famed his shoulder and side.
Gilman Priest of Hudson, Mass.
former resident of this town, is now
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Sadie Underwood, who lives
near the block school house, sends us
red clover stalk nearly four feet in
length.
The taking the postoffice boxes
out OF the Landmarks store is a great
Improvement in that it gives the room
a pleasant, light and airy appearance.
These gentlemen have nothing to do
now but to sell goods, and this they
are sure to do.
Postal clerk Gassett visited Lud-
low, his old home, last week, his wife
proceeding him few days. Mrs.
Gassett will remain few weeks be.
fore returning.
The narrow gauge passenger train,
with its newly painted cars looks very
neat and tidy these days. The pas.
senger traffic on the road is very good
and has been, so conductor Severance
informs us, since the incoming of the
year.
Dr. W. E. Davis, the celebrated
electrician of Springfield, Mass
and his newly welded wife, arc
guests OF the Peabody House. The
doctor will remain for short time
Dee card under head of special no.
tees at head Of local column.
tits cold year when DR.. u. H,
Marden doesn't have fine piece of
corn. This year he is said to have
the finest piece of that cereal in the
county.
Mrs. ". S. Thomas CLARA ViallD
and twochildren of Bridgeport, Conn.
are visiting friends in the village,
coming from her fathers 10 Wards.
boro on Wednesday.
DR.. T. 5. LOOMS, dentist, of Man.
chester Centre, we'll known to our
people, having done considerable pro-
fessional work in this place, arrived
here Tuesday on his way to Jamaica.
and will be here again, for a few
days stop either Saturday or Mon
day.
Frank Haynes, formerly of Weston,
now of Allentown, Pa, was in town
few days ago. Mr.. Haynes some
sixteen years ago went to school in
this place and will be remembered bv
many of our citizens. He is now en-
gagged in the manufacture of barbed
wire and is doing we'll.
X. II. Tunnard and daughter of
Troy, N. T., are visiting with Mrs.
Jane Pease. Mr.. Tunnard is a
brother-in-law to Mrs. Pease.
Rev. Mr.. Sisson has moved his
family to this his new field of labor
and they are now comfortable settled
in the M. E. Parsonage. Mr.. Sis
son is a pleasing and interesting
speaker and will doubtless prove
valuable shepherd over the Methodist
fold.