The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-01-26
LONDONDERRY,
What lovely winter weather.

Il Mrs, d. ID. Wait is on the sick list
t Miss Jennie Farwell has gone /,
Boston to spend few weeks.
The years crop of ice is being taker
! from the upper pond.
A few of our local sportsmen hay,
taken fine strings of fish from Lowell
Lake during the past few days.
Albert Wilkins of Dorset is visiting
friends here.
Mr., Chapman who made cheese here
last year, paid friepdsa flying visit the
latter part of last week.
I, Wonder if your Peru correspondent
intended last week to mislead the public
and make them believe that his native
hills have semi-tropical climate, or did
he intend TO initiate Mark Twaip's no.
ted character in the Arkansaw Tray
eller2
| The U. II. H. society met with
Mrs. Serrel Allen last Wednesday
afternoon and evening. About sixty
were present TO enjoy the occasion.
The evening was made merry by
games and dancing which were en-
joyed by all.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. W. L. Gibson at Union Hall
Thursday evening, Feb. l, one week
later than was announced last week
by mistake.
The sad news of the death, in Bos-
ton, of Mrs. Payne, the aged mother
of DR.. Geo. II. Payne, was received
here Tuesday. Mrs. Payne lived
here with her son and later with +.
E. Stevens and family for several
years. She was respected by all and
leaves many friends to mourn her de-
parture for the better land.
| The Dramatic club are to put on
some first class dramas in the neal
future. 1t is expected that the frs,
will he 'staged' in about two weeks
to be followed by "Moll Pitcher, Oh
the Fortune Teller of Lynn" in the
near future.
The first prize exercises will take
place at Union Hall, Monday, eve
ming, Feb. 9th. All are cordially in
vited. Admission is free but a col
, lection will be taken up to help pa,
the expenses of the evening. The,
are to be held in the interest of gooC
, cause and let us show our apprecia
ton of the effort to encourage tn
scholars of our public schools.
The donation for the benefit O
pastor Curtis came off last Frida,
evening as advertised. A larg,
crowd was in attendance to enjoy tn
evening. The programme of tn
evening consisted of songs and tab
leaux which were well received. Th
ladies spread fine table for the hun
CRY ones Some S26 was realized
above expenses Mr.. Aliens oak,
excited some curiosity and taxet
somewhat the judgment of our bes
cooks. Miss Ella Childs won th,
prize for the closest guess of it's com
ponent parts. G..
Mrs. Rhoda jenkins has been quit,
sick but at this writing is gaining.
Aunt Mary Emmons has had bat
cold as well as the most of our PEG
pie, but is feeling better at present.
+. w. Williams is working in Ma
chinery Hall a good share of tn,
time Of late.
James Corey is home cutting woo(
: for his mother. James is good boy
to his mother, and at wood choppins
is hard to beat for his years and size
He has taken 10 cords to chop of r
Ryder at the halves and is not afraiC
to walk right up to those big roct
naples and down them.
The Y. P. S. C. E. held bus.
mess meeting at the close of the so
cial meeting Sunday evening at which
officers and committees were chosen
for the six months ensuing, as fol
lows: Pres, Mrs. W. r. Curtis
Vice Pres, Dea +. S. Garfield; Re
cording Sec, G. E. Bacon Cor. Sec.
Mrs. G. E. Bacon; Treas, Mrs
Mary Parker; Look Out Com, Mrs
Julia French, Miss Jessie Garfield
Mrs. Emma Shattuck; Prayer meet
ing Com, G. K. Bacon; Rev. w
: K. Curtis, Mrs. n. A. Hayward
Social Com, Miss Helen Gibson
I Miss Gertie Hayward, Miss Lur
| Walker.
n The best medical authorities say tn
proper way to treat catarrh is to take
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsa
parilla