The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-08-09

Cape Cod, The outing was mnch
enjoyed, Mrs. Skellie, her sister ,
came with her as far as Brattleboro,
going from there to her home in
Cambridge, N. Y.
Henry Holt, wife and daughter of
Richford, who have been visiting
their frieds in Weston, called in thi s
place yesterday on few of their per-
sonal friends, They took the noon
train for Brattleboro, and will visit
at Northfeld, Mass. before going
home.
W. II. Smith and wife of Man
chester Depot, were in town ycster-
day on their way home from Wind
ham, whittier they had been TO attend
the marriage of Miss Della, daughter
of Augustus Dutton.
All things come to them that wait,
and that pleasing, self-satisfed
countenance that our lawyer now
wears is all owing to the return of his
wife. Now if Mrs, Dr. Millington
would come we wouldn't have long
far-a way looking face on Main street.
The Holyoke party that have been
at the Hermitage for several weeks
have returned to their homes. G. Ii.
Bowker, proprietor of the Hotel Ham
ilton at Holyoke and the Winthrop
hotel at Meriden, Conn, joined the
party Saturday and returned with
them this week.
The Methodist lawn patty We'd
nesday eve was well attended and
decided success, financially, as well
ssocially.
N. B. johnson is making a pleas
ing addition to his residence which
when completed will add much to-
wards keeping up the reputation of
Church Street for beauty and clean
illness.
Thos. Attix and Elmer Turner
went on a fishing excursion to Lowell
Lake Wednesday. They caught a
good string of fish and got caught in
the tremendous shower of that day.
Tom says the only dry spot about
bim was inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gale of
Ludlow and their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Gale of Boston, Mass, visited
the past week at o. P. Dunl's.
Letters received from Rev. N. A.
Wood, written in London, report
him as well and enjoying his visit.
He expected, when he wrote, to start
in a few days for Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bruce of
Brattleboro came up Wednesday by
team and stopped over night with
Mrs. Bruce's sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Pierce. They left yesterday morning
for Westminster.
We received a pleasant call yester-
day from Rev. A. Hathaway Francis,
Phi. D., formerly of Boston, now
pastor of the Baptist church at South
Windham. Mr.. Francis was for
merly a newspaper man and has at
tanned to considerable Journalistic
fame, and has been connected with
the Boston University school.
S. B. Levy, an oculist optician is
stopping at the Peabody House and
is prepared to examine and fit your
eyes. He has been two weeks at the
Brooks House in Brattleboro and
comes here highly recommended.
For further particulars see his "ad"
in another column.
b. II. Landman and wife of Cam
bridge, Mass, are now here taking
their annual vacation and pleasantly
spending it with their many friends in
SO. Londonderry and in its vicinity.
Alderman Alex. MILAN of Cam
bridge, Mass, is spending vacation
in Vermont and is guest of the Pea
body House. This is his first visit to
this state and he expresses himself as
much pleased with the outing.
Miss Viola Hunting, after a lin
gering Illness from consumption quiet
ly passed away about this morning.
The deceased lived with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. A. Shattuck, and was
tenderly cared for by her and her hus-
band. She was quiet, inoffensive
lady without an enemy in the world.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence to morrow at p, m.
Mrs. +. p. johnson of Oxford,
Mass, Miss Alice Vogel of Hart
ford, Conn, and Miss Carrie
Crosier of Brattlcboro are visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Livemore.
Chas. Howard OF Brattleboro,
who was here last week, is brother
of Mrs Wm. Gordon, now keeping
house for George Babbitt.