The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-06-08
Our Neighbors,
What They are Doing BriefiyATold by
the sifter's Intelligent stafrof
Correspondents.
LONDONDERRY,


+. Nj. Leonard bought horse last
week.
B. S. Waite informs us that the
horse he sold recently to parties in
Boston has been sold for $3.50 and
says be is pleased to hear it.
William Sutton mentioned in the
SITTER last week as being sick is not
any better at present writing.
The Cong. Sunday School and En-
deavor Society will hold their annual
picnic at Lowell Lake on Saturday,
June l6. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to join us in making it a
pleasant and joyous occasion.
Childrens Day will be observed at
the Cong. church next Sunday by an
appropriate sermon by the pastor and
a concert in the evening.
The cheese factory began opera
tons Monday morning with a Mr..
Richardson Of Chester as cheesemak.
er. 1t seems very pleasant to see the
farmers coming in from off the hills
with milk in the early morning hours
We trust that good supply of milk
will be furnished and thus insure Q
success.
w. F. Sutton has 5 pretty good
cows, as product from them he took
to the factory Tuesday morning 13O
pounds of milk-an average of &c
lbs. per COW. Next.
We are requested to say that a
Fourth of July celebration will be the
order of the day in this village A. D.
'94. A subscription paper for rails
ing the necessary funds has been
started and quite a sum has already
been pledged. 1t is hoped that pa
triotic spirit will be manifested in Gel
erbrating this anniversary of our in
dependence, that all may join in man
ifesting their love for "the land of
the free and the home of the brave. -
The Hooker Post of the G. A. R.
would greatfully acknowledge the
kindness manifested by teachers and
scholars, in this part of the town, in
providing the floral tributes for the
decoration Of the graves of their dead
comrades. Also for the kindness
manifested by the band for so willing
ly giving their services at the grave
yard at the North village. To pastor
Curtis for his presence and willing.
ness in participating in the service.
The meeting at Union Hall, Lon
donderry, last Sunday was quite well
attended, Notwithstanding the rain.
The subject in the forenoon, "Why
do we differ" was very fine dis.
course. In the afternoon the subject
"Where is Heaven and where il
He'll" The speaker, Mrs. Craddock
said Heaven was a condition of hap
piness and He'll the opposite; thai
criminals were more sinned against
than SHINING. Society did not take
into consideration or understand thu
prenatal conditions governing tn,
new life that was being developed TO
a murderer or drunkard, aud is he t.
be blamed when all the surrounding
of the mother conspire to make hin
what he is We should strive t,
make our home-life purer and better
be kind to the loved ones; that W.
may make for ourselves Heaven
We should repeal the laws that woul,
hang the murderer, and thus commi
another crime, no less so for bein,
legalized. She held the attention O
the audience nearly two hours an,
spoke with fuency and eloquenc
that could not be excelled by GU
most noted speakers on the rostrum
We need more such practical sermons
The only cause for regret was tina
the house wasn't filed.
Many thanks are due the singer
for the songs so finely rendered.
Mrs. Craddock intends to start fo
her home in Concord, New HamE
shire, Monday.
Mrs. Craddock will speak again
Union Hall next Sabbath. and. th
following Sunday Mrs. A. L. How
ard of Wardsboro will speak.
Rev. Mr.. CardalI will be with |
again this summer.
IANDGROVE