The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-06-30
Special Notices..
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Lawyer Martln OF Brattleporo was
in town Monday.
Don't get left by failing to come to
South Londonderry on the fourth.
F. A. Bisbee of Springfield was in
town last week. Mrs. Bisbee who
had been here for some little time re-
turned with him.
Dea. f. F. Rugg is driving spank
ing new farm wagon, equipped with a
fine hay rig.
Miss Bertha Bryant of Boston,
niece of Rev. w. A. Bryant, called
on friends in this village this week.
Mrs. Esther Whitcomb of Keene,
N. H., who came to attend Mr.. Wal
ker's funeral, will remain a short time
visiting.
Mrs. Hattie Wheaton, of Daniel
sonville, Conn, the mother of the
Fred Walker children, came in We'd
nesday evening.
Ernest Davis, son of our towns
man S. o. Davis, has gone to Spring
field to learn the machinist trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livermore of
Winchester. N. H., are visiting with
their friends in this place, and will
remain until after the fourth.
The second meeting of the credi-
tors of the A. F. Livermore sons in,
solvent estate. Judge Reed presiding,
was held at lawyer Cudworth's office
on Tuesday.
Rev. I. Mackie, who takes a great
deal of pains with his garden, exhib
tied to us some well filled pea pods
last Tuesday-quite early for thes'
mountains.
Mrs. Henry Lampson and Mrs. A
W. Shattuck went Saturday to Spring
field to visit with their sister, Mrs
Geo. II. Howe, and other friends
They returned on Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Walker, aunt Charlotte
who came over with her son, Geo. H.
to attend the funeral of Horace Wal
ker, remains for short visit with he
many old friends in this place. Geo
H. returned on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Barrus O
Orange, Mass, are visiting with MI
and Mrs. W. A. Albee, parents G
Mrs. Barrus. Yesterday they wen
to Wardsboro accompanied by MI
and Mrs. Albee and Master Harr
Tracy.
Come out the 4th and hear Col
Hooker. He is just the man who ca
be listened to with pleasure on pa
triotic occasion. He didn't do hi
campaigning in the woods of Mort
Hinsdale nor his fighting with hi
mouth after all danger had passed
Come and hear Col. Hooker.
We continue to note village in
provements. O. W. Howe is maxim
Improvements or his residence the
will add an additional tenement
Henry Shanks is doing the work
Mr.. Dudley has his improvement
well under way and which when con
plete will not only be a JOY to tt
family but will add to the looks {
main street.
j. B. Worthen sold his livery il
terest yesterday to Rowe Goddard
possession given at once. Mr.. Wo
then will probably leave town to tn
regret of many friends he has mad
while residing among us. Mr.. Coo
dard is young man, just starting !
life and will have the good wishes {
our people in his first business ver
ture.
The Ladies of the M. E. Aid Soc
ETY. met at the hall for their annu,
meeting and election of officers an
elected the following: Pres. Mis-
Sarah Hoskins; Vice pres. Mn
Vale, Emma Farnum Sec. and Trea
Mrs. d. B Goddard Collectors Mus
Landman, Mrs. Harry Bostwick !; d
rectresses Mrs. Fred Vale, Mrs.
Gale, Mrs. jenkins.
A young man named Holland VIII
was at work at the Livermore mi
mangled three fingers on his rigl
hand on Saturday. He was monke,
ing with shingle machine and to pa
for it he will 60 through life with thre
stubs of fingers on that hand.
costly job for little experimenting
DR.. Millington dressed his hand viii
the boy furnished the music.
We note the following new adve
tisements this week: l.. 7. & w. Z
Landman, the Central Cash Store {
Manchester Centre, E. S. Garfield
dealer in farm implements and c.
Hubbard, the Jeweler.