The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-27

III o. LONDONDERRY, May III,
Lucy G. Harrington estate-village
house and lot and household goods.
H. P. Yearley has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
c. B. Walker has repainted his
residence which adds much to its ap-
pearance.
Arthur Bowers and wife are visit
ing this week in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. Marin Hoskins is visiting
her son Charlie who resides in AL
bany, N. Y.
Mrs. VIM. Albee is nursing lame
foot, hurt last week BY going through
the woodshed floor, owing to loose
plank. 1t is now better.
j. 0. Lanphear is making brief
visit this week with his family here
before starting on another trip.
Blacksmith Dryden has sold his
Peru property and has bargained for
the Abbott house, nearly opposite the
SITTER Block.
Go and hear the Jubilee singers
Saturday evening. All who love fine
singing will enjoy fine entertain
ment.
Our young friend, E. W. Gibson,
student at Norwich University from
this town, was recently elected presi-
dent of the senior class for the last
term of the course.
Rev. Mr.. Sisson returned from
conference on Tuesday, bringing with
him a newly purchased horse and
carriage.
The weather continues fine. Farm
ers are turning their stock out, the
feed being better than it usually is
the middle of May.
Mrs. Lila Davis of Keene, N. H.,
who has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mundell, is now
at work at Mrs. Emily Benson's.
Harry Walker went yesterday to
Mortified, Mass, where be has
found a situation to work and 20 to
school.
Herbert Walker went Wednesday
to Burlington to take the Kelley
Cure. This is the first subject Lon
dondelry has furnished for an institu-
ton of this kind.
Fruit culture is more profitable to the
farmer now than his other crops. Brown
Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery
house in the U. s., have a vacancy in
this section. Write them at Rochester.
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Mrs. Eunice S. Pier, whose death
is recorded in its proper place, was
an estimable lady, the wife of the
late Rev. Orris Pier, and was well
known by many in this section. Her
remains were brought to Jacksonville
on Tuesday and inferred 10 the family
lot at that place. s
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Melendy
opened their millinery rooms on
schedule time and have been doing a
thriving business through the week.
They will 60 to Newfane next Tues
day, remaining there that day and
the next. Thursday and Friday they
will be at West Townshend. On
Saturday at their So. Londonderry
rooms.
The remains of Mrs. A. P. Graham,
who died several months ago, at
ShushaD, N. Y, were taken to Bond
vile yesterday and inferred in the
family lot at that place. R. C. Wag-
ner and family of New York, A. P.
and F. W. Graham of Albany, N.
T., and Arthur Sutherland and FAM
lily we're present at the interment.
Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Sutherland
are daughters OF the deceased and A.
P. and F. W. sons.
We understand that there is a pros
pect that the Estey Guard Dramatic
club will come to this place about the
18th of May to play 'sThe Octoroon.
This club, including their orchestra,
numbers about thirty and have the
necessary talent to give fine enter
tainment. Without doubt If they
conclude to come they will be greeted
BY full house.