The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-05-04

George Cobb has gone to Brattle-
boro, having obtained work at the Re.
treat
Mrs. Sally FELTON, is visiting with
Mrs. Nancy Hall.
Miss Minnie jenkins is visiting in
Andover.
Rev. j. S. Lyon has been engaged
to deliver the Memorial Day address
at this place, May. 30.
Rev. J. S. Lyon latterly of Fair
Haven, has commenced his labors in
his new pastorate at Bristol, Conn.
j. c. Gale has moved into his
newly fitted up residence formerly
occupied by his mother.
The body of VIM. Virgins of
Houghtonville was brought here for
burial Wednesday.
&. c. Robinson is reshingling and
otherwise repairing his barn, making
some very pleasing improvements.
The cheese factory will commence
operations NEXT Monday. All patrons
will take due notice.
F. W. Melendy went yesterday to
Willlamsville where he has engaged to
run stationary engine at Merrifeld's
mill.
Merritt Dean is moving from the
Will Holden place, just purchased by
Josiah Goddard, to the place under the
mountain owned by J. N. Hunting.
The young people of the Epworth
League will give Past and Present
Supper next Wednesday evening,
May 9, at the Town Hall. Small bills
will give list of attractions.
Weather fine and hot for the sea-
son. During this week the mercury
has reached 80 at noon for several
days in succession. The need of rain
is now being felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kendall of
Wardsboro returned to their home
yesterday. Mr.. Kendall had been
mere for ten days assisting in caring
for Mrs. Benson, his wife coming ir
season for the funeral.
Arthur Bowers and family have re,
turned from their visit to Fitchbnro
During their visit their baby was ia.
Ken Ill and has not recovered, though
mnch better.
Couture of Manchester Depot, tn,
Central Cash store at Mancheste
Centre, the Glynn Bros. of SaxtonI
River ard the Landmarks of So
Londonderry have new advertisement
this week.
>. .. Lanphear has stored hi
goods in the rink, and will occnn,
a part of tie Churchill house owned
by Mrs. Lawry, as soon as it can b,
vacated by Mr.. Dunn, who is fittin,
him up residence out of the Whit
man shop, connected with the chees
factory. Mr.. Lanphear expects t.
De on the road this summer.
We are pleased to learn tina
Townswend people are alive to tn
Importance of rebuilding the burne,
district and that it will commence a
once. A new building for the Semi
nary will be ready for the fall term
Holland will soon have new stor
and arrangements are being talke,
over for new hotel.
P. S. McAllister and family LEI
last week for their home at West Enos
burgh. Many friends here, while re
GREETING their loss to them and our CON
munlty, extend their best wishes 70
their success and future prosperity.
Blacksmith L. A. Dryden ha
moved his family into the Abbot
house, very convenient location 70
him. He designs removing the bar
on the premises and making shop o
it.
G. c. Robinson and D. B. God
dard have been swapping portions O
land connected with their village resi-
dences, making it more convenien
and giving each chance to turn a
round without stepping upon til
other.
Fruit culture is more profitable to tn
farmer now than his other crops. Brow
BIOS, Co., the most extensive nurser
house in the U. s., have a vacancy i
this section. Write them at Rocheste,
N. T., for their terms.
Mrs. Chase and Mis-. Melend,
milliners, will be at the hotel, Londor
derry, next Wednesday and at Bono
vile the next day, Thursday, with
full line Of goods in their line. The re
mainder of the week they can be foun
at the home base.
c. E. Abbott of New York city
who, with his family, has been spend
ing short time at Saratoga, drov
over to this place and spent few day
with his friends here, starting on tb