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&C. FIFTH AVENUE. NEw-YoRK.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
WINHALL HOLLOW.

Mrs. Bessie Wilbur recently visited
at 0. L. Hewes'.
Mrs. N. r. Hewes and son George
visited in Peru last week.
Mrs. O. L. Hewes and son Lee
returned Monday from visit with her
friends in Salisbury.
F. S. Livermore and family called
on friends in this vicinity while visiting
at his fathers recently.
Mrs Chas. Griswold of Rutland
and Miss Estella Hulett Of Pawlet
are at A. d. Hulett's.
j. G. Martin and three children Of
Manchester Centre were at Mrs. Bar.
nard's the first of this week.
Miss Pearl Barnard is in Towns.
bend to attend the closing exercises Of
the spring term of Leland & Gray
Seminary.
Sugar on snow May 22d is it? Sew.
eral families in this vicinity had the
Same June %, 1898, making sever
months out of the twelve they enjoyed
the luxury.
Mrs. Bronson and children Of
So. SALISBURY are visiting with the
family of Grin Hewes.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
WARDSBORO.

Mrs. Flora Robbins and Lila from
Jacksonville are visiting at her fathers,
Ii. Cobb's.
Mrs. B. Brigham from Townshend
is visiting at H. Brigham's.
Mrs. P. Holden has gone to Green
field, Mass.
Mrs. w. B. Eddy from Brattle-
boro was in town last week.
Mrs Clark Harris is repairing her
house with new paper and paint, hay
ing rented the lower tenement 10 Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Jacobs.
Mrs. Hulda Frost and daughter
from Brattleboro visited her mother,
Mrs G. Harris, last week.
VIII Kidder and children from
Brightwood, Mass, visited last week
their parents.
Mrs. Lucy Chase is visiting her
daughter in Jamaica, Mrs. A. I.
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Benson from
Bondville spent Sunday at H. c.
Benson's. W
E. D. Plimpton's two sons, Dorr
and Wright, with little Frank from
Boston have been at the old home for
few days.
Geo. Briggs is visiting in Greenfield,
Mass.
H. Cobb picked ripe Strawberries
in his pasture May 18th, of this year.
H. Cobb is repairing his barn, Levi
Howard helping him in the work.
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JAMAICA.

f. W. Perry of North Evans, N.
Y, is here on II weeks visit.
Mrs. Philetus Kellogg has returned
from Westtield, Mass, where she has
been few weeks with her children.
James Farr is still improving, He
was brought here Sunday, to his Sis
ter's, Mrs. Charles Pierce,
W. H. Joslin has rented the house
formerly occupied by ii. II. Reed on
Mechanics street and takes immedi-
ate possession.
The village boys and the West ia
maica boys played game of ball
here, Saturday. The score was "a to
Is in favor of the village.
Two bicycle riders collided on our
streets Tuesday. All the damage was
to one wheel which will need some re-
pairs.
All that saved frost Wednesday
morning was fog, Good luck to
vegetation!
Memorial day was well observed.
There was very good turnout of cit
liens and old soldiers, especially tue
latter, who were well represented.
The exercises were as follows; A
delegation of, the Post and their
daughters and the S. V. went to Raw
sonville in the forenoon, returning
about noon when good dinner was
served at the Town hall. AT o'clock
they repaired to the Opera hall where
there were recilations, readings, and
music, which did much credit to the
performers, followed by short but
interesting speech by Rev. Mr.. Tuck
er of Bondvile, after which the graves
in the village cemetery were decora-
ted. Very appropriate music for the
day was furnished by the Jamaica
Dunn Corps. Marshal of the day,
F. L. Sprague.
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BELLOWS FALLS.

The annual Memorial service was
held in the opera house last Sunday
afternoon at 2 80. The sermon was
preached BY Rev. E. +. Marggraf OF
the Universalist church, followed by
a few remarks by Fr. Houlihan of St.
Peters church, North Walpole. The
service was largely attended as usual,
a large portion of the G. A. X. and
Relief Corps being present.
The Junior exhibition occurring
June 9Th will be one of the finest en-.
tertainments of the season. The mu.
steal talent is furnished by the Myror
Whitney quartet, the finest organize.
ton of its kind in the country.
The idea of 4th of July celebra.
ton is being agitated to quite an ex.
tent here this summer and to all an.
pearances seems to have made fav-
orable impression. We hope to have
as fine and as successful celebration
as was held in this place in 1892 and
there is no reason why we cannot if
it is taken hold of in the right man.
ner.
The Memorial day services were
held at Saxtons River in the forenoon
Wednesday and at Bellows Falls in
tho afternoon as usual. Hon. j. l..
Martin gave the address as orator of
the day.
The Rev. j. l.. Fullerton of this
place delivered the Memorial day adj
dress at Grafton.
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NO. CHESTER.
Quite a frost Tuesday night.

Quite frost Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. II. Allen is having a Sc
we're attack of neuralgia in her face
and Lena Bemis is also quite indis
posed with the same disease. Mis-
Mura Laws, too, was obliged to leav,
her school, being strongly threatened
with pneumonia, which, however, sh,
thinks will permit her to go back in {
few days.
Scion Newton has been on the sicl
list lately but is some better
II. o. Maxam of Ludlow is ex
pected to preach at the stone churcl
next Sunday at about 4 o'clock.
VIM. Goodheart, charged with at
tempted rape, was arrested Monday
and on Tuesday was placed under
81 800 bonds to answer to the grand
jury. Goodheart attempted to es.
cape from the officers by jumping
through a window.
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LATEST SEws-sTArE and GENERAL

The stockholders and bond holders
of the Denison Land and Investment
Company will meet at Brattleboro to-
day to hear the report of the committee
recently appointed to ascertain what is
necessary to get the property out Of the
receivers hands. The property cost
$500, 900, and the total Indebtedness is
less than 100000,
A house occupied by Louis and AL
bert Haggett, owned by Oscar Vail,
two miles north of Montpelier was
burned Monday night about midnight,
with all contents. 1t is supposed to
have caught from spark from the
chimney. Haggett's family narrowly
escaped.
A representative of an English syn.
dictate has offered $7,000,000 for the
plant of the Elgin, ILL.,, National
Watch CO., and president Avery mott
fed the stockholders that three-fourths
of the owners of stock had agreed to
sell.
Miss Fannie Nichols, niece OF
President Nichols, of the National
Fire Insurance company of Hartford,
Conn, died at her home in Orlando,
Ind, Saturday, of typhoid fever. She
was sent with other nurses from
Hartford to Windsor, VT, during the
typhoid fever epidemic and contract
ed the disease there.
The Mansion House at Alburgh
Springs was burned Sunday night.
The bodies of Chester Fleming of
Manchester and George Spaulding of
Farnham, Que, who were drowned in
Missisquoi bay May 20, have been re-
covered. Symms' body has not yet
been found.
The Barre bicycle club has issued a
challenge to any club or town in Ver-
mont to match team of five men
against similar number for that
town, to race 5 or 25 miles on road
or track for 500 trophy.
Kenneth F. Sutherland, the ex-jus-
tice of Gravesend and alleged ac-
complete of McKane, returned from
Montreal Monday morning of his own
accord and surrendered himself to the
police of Brooklyn.
Sutherland pleaded guilty on Tues
day and was sentenced to two years
and eight months in state prison.
Henry Stowe was Monday appoint.
ed postmaster at Green River, Vt.
vice Charles Clisbee, resigned.
The Vermont State Spiritualist as
ISOLATION will hold quarterly conven
ton at Ludlow on the Is, Is, and II
of this month.
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defend her honor. 1t was love for your
flag that caused you to fight and endure
hardship for 1t. 1t is said that the Hessi-
ans, under King George, did some miser-
able lighting because they We're hired /;
they did not have any loyalty. 1t was
loyalty that caused you when at the call
of Lincoln for 10000 men to defend the
capital of the nation to echo back the
cry, "We'er coming father Abraham an
hundred thousand strong and 1t was
loyalty that prompted thousands of noble
men, whom you honor with living memo-
ry to day, to lay down their lives far
from home and loved ones, as good sold
iers of a grateful country, So will a
true soldier of the cross love the cause of
Christ, and win suffer for 1t and endure
toll for the Redoemer's sake. O that we
might be willing to receive soldiers of
Christ; good soldiers who, loyal to him
and his cause, would brave anything for
him. Let us brethren fight the good fight
of faith and lay hold on the eternal life.
III The good soldier goes TO battle
properly armed.
No one would think of going into al
engagement without weapons to fight
with. So must also the soldier of Christ
| be armed "The weapons of our war.
fare are not carnal but mighty, through
God, to the pulling down of strongholds.'
The word of God is the sword, and nc
one can overcome the soldier armed with
such sword. The helmet of salvation
to protect the head or intellect. The
breastplate of Righteousness to protect the
heart. Thus armed, ave can fight and 81
lence every opposition to the truth. How
many have criticised the church of God,
the methods of worship and the work OF
Christ, yet have quailed before the soul
searching power of the gospel. How
many have sought to drag down to the
dust of oblivion the church of God, YET
have been glad to acknowledge that Goo
was all powerful and his word was al
mighty. Julian, the apostate, brilliant
critic, sought to overthrow the religion
of Christ yet, with his dying breath ant
his face turned toward heaven, he cried
o Jesus thou hast conquered. So shall
we as Christian soldiers in Christ's name
and with spiritual weapons be victorious
| in his name. But at last there is an enc
of war; fighting all done and the soldier
lays down his sword and musket and goe:
to the peace and quiet of his home anC
| family. Here is a type of the good sold
Ter who has fought good fight and KEEP
the faith. Soldiers of the Grand Army
of the Republic, the years are swiftly
passing by; soon the last living survive
of the war will be gone. Therefore, will
courage and loyalty to the great God, t.
the Captain of your salvation, | exhor
you to fight ''the good fight of faith" tina
you may have right to the crown o
life that awaits all those who love ant
serve Him.
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PERU.

Edwin Burt aud family spent Sun
day in town,
Mrs. May of Chester is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Wyman.
Miss Blanche Brownell of b. and
b. Seminary is visiting Miss Della
Hapgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aver from Brandon,
are visiting at Newton Lakins'.
William Burroughs and family ant
his brother, Arthur, were in towr
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard and famil,
from Wilmington havs been visiting
at Dea. Batchelder's and othel
friends.
Mr., and Mis-. Hapgood and Rev
Mr.. Emerson attended the Count,
Conference of churches at Benning
ton Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Memorial exercises of las
Sunday conducted by our pastor, Rev
j. ID. Emerson, were very interesting
and appreciated by crowded house.
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WESTON.

Memorial Day was properly OBJ
served Wednesday, aud was partici,
pated in by the Post, w. r. c., S
of VS. and citizens. The usual ritual
istic exercises were had, both at the
church and cemetery. The Congre.
gational church was crowded by those
anxious to listen to Hon, A. T.. Cud-
worth, the orator of the day. Mr..
Cudworth delivered q fine address,
free from the usual claptrap about
pensions etc, ad nauseam, which was
very pleasing to the veterans who
have become Disguised with the Poll.
ticians taffy. He was attentively lis.
tened to throughout.
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They Want Nance.

The Russell Art Publishing Co., of
92S Arch Street, Philadelphia, desire the
names and address of a few people in
every town who are interested in works
OF art and to secure them they offer to
send free, Cupid Guides the Boat" a
superbly executed water color picture,
size 10 ): IL inches, suitable for framing
and sixteen other pictures about same
size, III color 70 any one sending them
at once the nsmes and address of ten
persons (eGa.iTers of fine pictures to-
gether via SIX TWO CEN stamps to cover
expense OF milling, etc. The regular
price o. these pictures is $780, but they
can al ne Sect: ed free by any person
Forwarding the names and stamps
prOnirii
NoTE-The editor of this paper has
already received copies Of above pictures
and considers them really "Gems of Art
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AT THE CHURCHES.
Continued from first page.

country, have seen some of it, would say
it meant privation, suffering, forced
marches, sometime hunger and injury, Of
ten permanent. Yet, it was born brayely
and heroically as became good soldiers in
defense of the best country and the best
flag, that Gods sun even shone upon. If,
as soldiers in defense of our beloved
country we have thus fought, we do well
to remember that our whole life is con-
slant warfare calling forth all that is
good, and pure, and ennobling within us
to its defense And so the words of the
Apostle to Timothy. words out of a rich
and personal experience, yet helpful and
blessed withal, in which he eShorts him
to fight the good fight of faith; to lay
hold on eternal life and to endure hard
ship as becometh good soldier, are like
wise applicable to us today. There are
several points of analogy between the
life of soldier and the Christian life,
which we will consider this morning.
In order that we may endure as good
soldiers certain tests are necessary.
Courage is test.
No soldier can do good duty who lacks
in courage.
There are several kinds of courage and
will name two, physical courage. and
moral courage. Physical courage is
courage born of certain abandon to
fear, a courage that will carry man
through any danger. Moral courage is
that qnality which enables a man to stand
for principle and truth. Yet, it is true
that man may have courage to stand be-
fore a. lannon's mouth, to witness car
age and bloodshed but these same men
| have not the moral courage to face an
issue upon which the welfare of the i'm
mortal soul depends. 1t was physical
courage that enabled Napoleon to be-
come mighty conquerer, or Hannibal to
cross the Alps with hunger and starya-
ton, and suffering on every hand, but it
was reserved for Luther to stand out
against the euthralling, and tyranizing
1
power of the church of Rome, and dis
pell the gloom of spiritual darkness which
had settled down, like thick pail. upon
the world. 1t WAS left for Calvin, and
Wesley, and Whitfield, and Knox, togeth-
er with host of martyrs, to promulgate
and scatter abroad the truth of free
salvation for all mankind. Christian
soldiers! ah yes, more than that, Christ
ian heroes, whose names will be handed
down to future generations as the de
Tenders of the faith, enduring hardness
as good soldiers of Christ.
Have we courage today as Christian
soldiers to enlist under Christ, our
great captain, and the banner of saliva
ton to conquer through his names
III Another test of endurance, as good
soldier, is loyalty. Loyalty as | have
said before is founded on love 1t was
loyalty which caused you, as soldiers, to
enlist in the grand army of the Republic
to so out at the call of your country and
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
LANDGROVE.

j. S. Thomson has the frame ur
for new barn at Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith visited
friends in Springfield last week.
Mrs. E. S. Galfe of Londonder
ry visited with her old friend anc
schoolmate, Mrs. M. E. Scott, at ia
cob Smiths a few days ago.
VIM. Jaquith is at his old home
the Rideout place, making some neces
sary repairs, expecting to move bis
family soon.
The Sabbath school voted to observe
Childrens' Day. 1t is hoped that al
will lend helping hand.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
SIMONSVILLE.

James Harper, student that sup
plies the Congregational society at
Weston, preached here May 9th.
Prof. Marsh and family arrived at
their summer residence here Wednes-
day, May 30th.
Miss Minnie jenkins of So. Lon
donderry is at work for Mrs. G. ii.
Gutterson for short time.
Mrs. Dean of Grafton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Merrill Peabody.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular IA
vor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives-containing nothing which permits
it's use as beverage or intoxicant, it is
recognized as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver OF
Kidneys. 1t will cure Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation, and drive Mala-
ria from the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money will
be refunded. Price only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by Geo. G. Smith, Druggist.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-01
TOWNSHEND.

Leland 4 Gray Seminary closes
this week.
The prize speaking of Wednesday
eve was excellent, and other events of
the week were success.
F, ID. Reed lost fine horse last
Tuesday.
The Powers lot has been sold to
Mrs. Franklin.
The east part of the Gray block has
been sold to Nelson Winslow.
Miss Grace Thayer of this place
won the gold medal in the contest at
Cambridgeport last Wednesday eve.
Smoek continues to rise from the
ruins, three weeks after the fire. The
outlook for hotel is not very good at
present
Wesley Phillips from Keene was in
town few days last week.
The Baptist people have their week
day meetings in the town hall.
The towns people are beginning to
think of 4th Of July. All must turn
out to the next meeting
The L. & G. Ball team played a
game with the Newfane team. Score
l to 8.
Quite an accident occurred in the
north part Of the town on Tuesday.
Two young ladies were out riding and
in attempting to cross a bridge, one
plank of which had been raised to pre-
vent crossing, horse, carriage and girls
were thrown into the stream, some 5
feet below, but luckily without injury
to the fair ones.
Farmers have finished planting.
Slight frost "Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Lewis Williams has been
quite sick but is now improving.
F. S. Livermore, who has been Wis
iting friends in town, returned to his
work in Brattleboro on Monday.
Leitsinger's First Regiment Orches-
ira of Brattleboro will furnish music
at the graduating exercises.
The entertainment given by the
graduating class Friday eve was we'll
attended, notwithstanding the rain.
The proceeds which amounted to s13.
will go towards defraying expenses for
graduating exercises.
Rev. A. j. Hough of Brattleboro
gave his lecture, GLOW to get There, !"
before the Pan Delta Phi Society on
Monday eve. 1t was very interesting,
inspiring the students with a zeal to
make the most of time and opportunity.
Those who have listened to Mr.. Hough
have admired his originality, and those
who have read his poems realize the
genius OF the man. The society has
done much towards building up the
school, and was fortunate in securing
such man as lecturer at this time.
Memorial Day services were held at
the church Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
Mr.. Perry of Brattleboro delivering
the address, after which the Post Of
this place, joined by that of Newfane,
headed by the Townshend drum corps
and followed by the w. r. C. and
school Children, marched to the cemetery
and decorated the graves of their dead
comrades.
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RAwsoNvILLE

Mrs. Henry Martin who has been
quite low is improving.
Horace Martin who had a sliobt
shock sometime ago is on the gain.
j. B. Cobb and wife are visiting in
this place.
Mrs. c. B. Robbins and her daugh-
ter, Lila, are visiting in wardsboro.
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