The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13
LOCAL SUMMARY.

LOCAL SUMMARY.
Willie Stuart picked nice boquet
of May (D flowers last Saturday
and brought them into this office.
Rev. N. A. Wood is receiving a
visit from his mother who resides in
Philadelphia.
Harry Bostwlck has taken deed
of Mrs. j. N. Hunting's village
place.
Frank Cutting Of Boston has been
spending this week with friends in
this place.
Mrs. Mary White started yester-
day morning for Troy, N, H., to
visit her sister, Mrs. Baker, of that
place.
Mrs. Laura jenkins returned Tues
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Derby of Andover.
Herbert Walker has been on the
sick list for few days and is con-
fined to the house.
Frank and Henry Phelps of Bellows
Falls made brief call upon their friends
in this town Wednesday,
L. st. Marie, who rented his mill,
at Windhall station and moved to
Bondville, has returned and resumed
control of the mill.
o. J. Estabrook, former resident OF
this place, after trying Colorado for his
health has gone to Aiken, South Carolina.
1t is understood that Mr.. Estabrook is
suffering with lung difficulty.
Ed. Wheeler of Ludlow has mov-
ed to town, occupying the Charlie
Babbitt house, under the mountain.
Mr.. Wheeler lived in this village
several years ago.
Noble johnson, who for the past
year has been in Manchester, N. H.
has returned and will carry on bis
mothers place. Mrs. Johncon, the
mother, will return shortly.
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 vacancy in
this section. Write them at Rochester
N. Y, for their terms.
Postal clerk Gassett has been re.
lieved for time, on account of his
i'll health, by a Mr.. Roberts of St.
Armand, Canada. Mr.. Gassett will
DIN few days to the Massachusetts
general hospital for treatment.
We are sorry to announce that E. S
McAllister, one of our much esteemed
citizens, is about moving to Enosburg
That town is to be congratulated il
that they will find in him a first-class res
ident in all respects. Mr.. McAllister re
tains his farm in this town and has lie
it to Leon Coleman, one of our working
energetic young men.
Miss Nina Dudley gave a whis
party Tuesday evening which wa,
well attended, the guests enjoying
the amusements of the evening yer,
much. Mrs. Josie Huntington agail
carried of the first prize and Mis-
Elite Gibson the "booby."
We call the attention Of our read
ers to the big display advertisement
OF the New York Bargain Store
MIR. Levin, the proprietor, tried t,
get away this week but his increase,
sales would not permit him. He will
remain few days longer.
Rev. Mr.. jackson of Cornish Flats
N, H., preached at the M. E. Churcl
Sunday, exchanging with Rev. Mr.
Sisson who was at bis place attend
ing upon his sick mother.
Rev. Mr.. Sisson returned fror
Cornish Flats, N. H., on Tuesday
He left his mother, who is seriousl
i'll, no better. Miss Jones of Wind
sor, a cousin of Mr.. Sisson cam
with him for visit with the family.
Mrs. George Kendall and her so
Of WaIdsboro came over Monda
and stopped until yesterday mornin
with her mother, Mrs. Emily Benson
who has been sick for some littl
time and is yet unable to leav
her bed.
John Cannarn, who has been her
through the fall and winter, returne,
last week to his home at West Dunn
merston. Johnnie is sprightly DO,
and will be missed here.
Copies of our coupon Family At
las, in parts, can be seen at this of
fee. Those interested will pleas,
note that we have this valuable worl
mailed from the publishing house il
Philadelphia and, consequently, de.
lay Of few days or week will oc
cur after we receive the order. Save
your coupons. This week it is fol
part No. 2.