The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-02-16
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Stephen Houghton is just recover
ing from an attack of grip.
Rev. Mr.. Slsson was called to
Windsor few days ago on account
of the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Emily Ann Benson is still
in very poor health, and able to sit
up only part of the time.
Last Monday and Monday night
gave us about foot of snow, and
yesterday six inches more were added.
Mrs. Josie Huntington has return
ed from visit with friends in Roch-
ester.
j. H. Couture has new adyer-
tisement on first page. 1t will bear
reading.
The mail train last evening was
delayed two hours on account of the
snow, arriving here at $50.
Those who have been seriously sick
are all improving, so far as we are
advised. These include Mrs. S. S.
Lyon, Mrs. Joshua Barnard and
Miss Mary Ross. The last named
rode out on Wednesday.
Postal clerk Gassett is still unable
to attend to his duties. F. A. Cur
tbs has been running for few days,
and this morning a Mr.. Roberts of
st. Adams takes charge of the route
c. D. Farnum is filling up his mill
yard with logs. He expects to get in
more than he ever has heretofore, and
what is better still the product OF
these logs is all sold.
This week, Notwithstanding the SHOWS
and blows, the fair and foul weather
has all been taken up by our various
societies: Monday evening by the
Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening by the
Masons, Wednesday evening by the
Dramatic Club, Thursday evening b,
the Baptist donation, this evening b,
the Changers and tomorrow evening b,
the Post. Besides these several pray
er meetings have been interlarded
The Sons Of Veterans, the King
Daughters, the Y. P. S. C. E.. tn,
Epworth League, The Sons Of TEN
perance, the daughters of Rebecca, tn,
Knights Of Pythias, the w. C. T.. q
and about dozen others would hay
"got there had there been days enough
The Epworth League will have
moonlight sleighlide Feb. goth
They will meet at the town hall a
$50 o'clock, start at o'clock an,
60 around the goal and on returnin,
supper will be furnished at the hal
Tor 40 cents couple. The Baptis
I. T. S. c. E. are especially invi
ted and cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
The heavy SHOWS of this week hav
delayed mails in every direction. Gu
Manchester, East Dorset and Per
correspondence came in last night
too late for this issue. East Dorse
pays his respects to Barnumville an
Peru gives an account of the agricul
tural meeting. Both shall appes
next week.
When correspondents interject lati
phrases into their writings they shout
be particular to write it plain. W
can't jump at what we know nothin
about. Plain, homespun Englisl
tnat goes right to the spot is GOO
enough for the SITTER. However,
you must worship at the latin shrir
write it plain, nay, very plain.
Please take notice. A great mar
of our subscribers are indebted to
and we need all that is due. No
will not each one make it speci
business to pay up at once. The.
amounts are small, but in the a,
gregate make considerable sum, al
one that would do US much goo
Please bear this in mind and give
your immediate attention.
We are painad to learn of the dea
of Rev. Mrs. w. A. Bryant, viii,
occurred at Ludlow few days ag
after brief illness from grip. tt
will be sad news to many friends
this vicinity who after several yeal
acquaintance with this estimable lad
during Mr.. Bryant's pastorate her
feel much endeared to her, and I
feeling of sympathy for the bereav
husband will be felt by everyo
in our community.