The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-06
LONDONDERRY.

Another edition of winter weather.
Remember the dramatic entertainment
tonight.
AS yet only small amount of sugar
has been made by local sugar makers.
Geo. Davis has moved into the wilkins
house and has taken charge of the team
ing business.
F. NJ. Parker has rented the Bates farm
and will soon take possession.
John Walker was in town over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Sutton who has been
spending the winter in Boston is now
stopping with friends here.
The "Hermitage" is being repaired
prior to occupancy for the summer.
Bert ODER is in town for few days.
d. j. Tarbell is stopping at home for
a few days.
W. O. 'Childs and Mrs. Geo. Howard
have moved into the Stevens tenement.
Mrs. Clara Wyman has been quite sick
during the past week. Her daughter,
Mrs. Pratt, is here caring for her.
j. M. Tarbell had the misfortune to cut
his foot quite badly one day this week.
Asa Whitman of Westmoreland, N. H.,
is here on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ara Whitman.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. ]. wilkins of
Putney are visiting friends in town.
| Porter Newell is on the sick list.
c. E. Bacon continues to improve
slowly.
Leonard Garfield of Batavia, N. Y, has
bought the farm owned by the late Geo.
Howard and has taken possession.
Page Boynton has purchased the farm
owned by the Barnet Waite estate.
Prospects are good for the support of
a first class base ball team during the
coming season.
| W. O. Childs will engage in the meat
business during this season.
| 81 IL AAobSiOOu lCSCutiy SpCub LOW
days in the north part of the state.
! Miss Lena Jaquith is spending few
weeks in Winchendon, Mass.
| E. w. Gibson and R. S. DOVE return
to college this week.
| Carl and Don Wyman are doing the
saving at A. A. Curtiss mill.
Lilioukalani's Lady Ministries will give
their unique entertainment at Union Hall
Friday evening, April 18th. This enter.
tainment is the last of the season and no
one should fail to embrace the opportuni.
ty of seeing them.
About thirty new volumes have been
added to the list of books at the library
The valuable list includes two volumes OF
Gen. Sherman's memoirs which are OF
great value to any collection.
We are pleased to learn that the rumo1
circulated during the first of the week to
the effect that F. M. Leonard had sold
out his mercantile business at this place
is false. Mr.. Leonard has been so long
identified with the business interests OF
this place that we would regret to have
him sever his connections with us.
| Paper hangers have been at work or
the church during the past week and now
it presents very respectable appearance
Considerable money has been expended in
repairs during the past two years. AL
of this has been raised through the efforts
of the ladies', who have had full charge
Of the outlay. Score SO much for theil
laudable ambition.
Prospects are now good for the sup
! port of cheese factory during the sum
mer. Nearly the number of cows neces
airy have been pledged and the directors
are now looking about for a suitable
cheesemaker. This is an industry which
should be kept up in the interest of oul
| local farmers. Close students of event,
look forward to a revival of farming in
, terests in New England during the pres
ent decade. We sincerely trust theil
predictions may be verified.
, We understand there is move on foo
to reorganize the Londo nderry Corne
7 Band. We are pleased to note this an,
: trust it will not end in talk. For year
! this organization was the pride of tn
: town and during its existence made
proud record for itself, being at one tim
one of the best bands in the state. Their
is plenty Of talent which can be utilize
to good advantage.
Last Thursday about twenty of tn
young friends of Earl Woodward met a
his home to congratulate him on the &C
vent of his 18th birthday. The afternoo
was passed in the usual way and prove
very enjoyable to all. After supper tn
Y guests took their departure, but befor
doing so left him many reminders of tn
occasion. Among the presents was
: gold ring, box of stationery, q necktie
brush broom holder, cup and saucer,
: toilet set and suit of clothes. G.
i Edison Jewett is working in the mi
saving slabs.
The dwelling house owned by the LAT
= Mrs. S. "A. Newman has been sold to
: Mr.. Clyne, a carpenter by trade, former
!, ly of Weston, who will move his famil
K here soon.