The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-01-26
LOCAL SUMMARY,


visited with friends here this week.
Miss Mary Ross has not been so
well the past week.
Almon Clayton, former resident
of this place, died at his home in
West Jamaica last Friday.
Cyrus Rabbits entire family have
been down with the grip in the past
ten days, but are now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Barnard of
Winhall Hollow are reported serious
ly i'll.
Mrs. Lewis Dompier of Brattle-
boro passed Sunday with friends in
this village.
Mary Emma Sexton, a school girl,
while playing in the school house yester
day, fell, cutting her nose so badly as to
require the services of Dr. Millington,
The Methodists are holding revival
meetings this week. The pastor is as
sisted by Rev. H. A, Spencer of Bur
llngton, formerly presiding elder for
this district
Methodist quarterly meeting next
Sunday. Presiding elder Beeman will
be present.
The South Branch Grange of Ches-
ter will give dramatic entertainment
and dance at their hall next Tuesday
evening.
VIM. Albee, reported seriously i'll
last week, we are pleased to saw. is
some better, and yesterday was able
to sit up portion of the afternoon.
George Albee and Mrs. Barrus have
returned to their homes.
). P. Blackmer, Manchester De-
pot, the Central Cash store, Man
chester Centre and Bacon & Allen
Londonderry, have new advertise.
ments in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Walker made
hylng visit to their home in this vii
lage this week. Mr.. Walker was
looking after his practice as mag
netlc physician, in which line he is
having considerable success.
Deacon and Mrs. S. S. Lyon are
both seriously i'll from pneumonia
Ihelr son, Rev. j. S. Lyon, of Far
haven, came on Tuesday and will re-
main to see that they are properly
cared for. Their daughter, Mrs.
Fits, of Brattleboro, on account Of
personal illness, is unable to come
Mr. Fits came up Wednesday night,
The Baptist society will have a do.
nation supper at their vestrv newt
tuesday evening, Jan. Both, for the
benefit of their pastor, Rev. N A.
wood. Everybody has a cordial in.
Vltatlon to be present and to assist in
making this both social and finan.
cial success.
E. F. RUGG, \
F. 4. BROOKS, Church Com.
JOSIAH PIERCE,
MRS. Frances S. Graham, whose
death occurred a few days ago at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. @.
Il. Sutherland of Shushan, N. Y.
was the widow Of the late judge
Graham of Bondville, and Sister Of
the late Mrs. Jacob Gale of this
town. Mrs. Graham was sick only
a week with the grip. She was
known by many of our readers as n
quiet, unassuming and estimable lady
The remains have been placed in a
vault at Cambridge, N. Y, and will
oe inferred at Bondville in the spring.
An attempt to burglarize the store
OF Bacon & Allen at the north village
was made Wednesday night. 1t was
not discovered yesterday that any,
tning was missing, and it is believed
that the burglar or burglars were
frightened off by hearing the foot.
steps OF Walter Stowell, who with
W. l.. Gibson and John Carleton
were at F. N. Wescott's until a
quarter past eleven when Stowell went
after his horse and passed the store.
upon Mr.. Stowel's returning ia
Wescott's he reported the fact that
the store door was open and the party
tnen went and walked up the members
OF the frm, who live over the store.
It's believed that the store was en-.
tereo through the back door, before
sne store was closed for the night, the
thief hiding in the room. The kew
to the front door, that was found
open, was in the door on the inside.