The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-09-08
LOCAL SUMMARY.
10 out next Tuesday and give tn,
dramatic club lift.


Miss May Chase is engaged to
keep the Thompsonburg school.
W. H, Pierce has returned to his
duties in the Winchendon, Mass, post.
office.
). W. Melendy and his son, Emery,
started Monday for Chicago to do the
Worlds Fair.
Sunday morning gave us a slight
frost and yesterday brought thunder
shower. Fair and cool thismornine.
Mrs. Jane Pease and her son Will
have gone to Hoosic, N. Y, for 8
visit with friends in that vicinity.
Rev. N. A. Wood of Chatham
Mass, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sabbath.
Nelson Goddard and family of Brat.
tleboro are making brief visit with
Mr.. Goddard's father.
w. r. Strong has moved to Land.
grove, the burning of the pulp mil
threw him out of employment here.
Village school commenced Mon.
day, B. B. Brown of Pawlet in The
higher department and Miss Mar,
Pierce in the primary, Miss Under
wood in the lower village schools.
Rufus Young, the horse thief captur
ed In this town last week, has been ia
ken to the state prison for safe keeping
Ihls was accomplished last Saturda,
by constable Yearly and Benninp
ton county officer.
c. d. Farnum has sold to C. W
Rabbit his wood lot on the east sid,
OF the brook just above the old tan
nery' and the pasture lying north Of
this lot to Martin Hoskins.
Miss Sarah Hoskins has returned
from few weeks visit in Gardner
bringing her sisters son, Carl.
Chas. Harrison, who works il
Brooklyn, N. Y, made brief visi
with his family from Saturday til
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. W. Woodward of Sout,
birmingham, Mass, who is spending
short time with friends in this vi
clnity visited last week with Mrs
Jane Pease.
We all want an opportunity to at
tend dramatic entertainments this win
ter. But remember the stage must b
completed first. So we will all atten,
the entertainment at the town hall mex
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Laroy Thompson and two son
VINO nave been spending a few week
with their friends returned to tbei
home III Glens Falls, N. Y. Wec
nesday' Bertha Thompson going wit
them to attend the Union high scboc
in that place.
Registered at the Peabody Hous
the past week:
Chas. Raynor, N. Y; Geo. Lord. Mo,
son, Mass; Chas. Bemis, Monson, Mass
E. NJ. Perry, Turner's Falls. Mass. 7
>. Hayes, Bellows Falls; +. ID. Graham
Cleveland, o.; w. N. Hunt, Ipswicl
Mass; Harry Hapgood, Bellows Falls
7. IL. Williams, Bellows Falls; b. I
Brown, Pawlet; F. II. Patch, Bradford
u. +. Davis, Burlington; C. W. Flai
ders, Boston; F. Sharp, Springfield
Mass; James E. Hosley, Chicopee, Mass
u. ID. Thomas, Burlington; W. f. Blu,
ton and wife, Lawrence, Mass: M. T
Buxton, wife and neice, Nashua. N. Fl.
Wednesday evening of last wee
company of about fifty from the tv
villages in town met Mrs. Payne an
her visitors, from the city, at the He
mltage in most enjoyable social part
which is understood to have been II
farewell party for the season. A
seemed to enjoy the occasion, the dan
ing and bowling interesting the youn,
er element while others gained ecu,
pleasure from social intercourse in Il
easy chairs and cosy hooks aroun,
The hospitality of Mrs. Payne h,
been appreciated during this season an
all her friends wish her pleasant Sc
son this winter, wherever she be, an
hope for her early return in the comm
season if she leaves town for the wi
ter.
Have you seen the Ladies 81 .25 Shoe
Smiths? 1t is Dongola Kid with Pate
Tip, overlapped quarter, finished in fir
class style. You'll be astonished VIII,
you look at it.
R-Please pay your Indebtedness
the SITTER.