The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-03-15
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We have recently received the sad
intelligence that Ebert Arnold, a
former resident here but now of Bel.
lows Falls, is dangerously sick with
Bright's disease.
The timber and lumber is being
fast drawn in for Mr.. Bacon's new
block, and the work has commenced
under the supervision of Mr.. Warner
of Sunderland
Mrs. Dan Marden was called to
Baldwinsville, Mass, last week to at.
tend the funeral of her aunt, Miss
Eunice Garfield.
Between Hay and Grass.
o what can get for breakfast,
As change from dinner and tea,
This cooking 'twixt hay time and clover
Is really purplexing t. me.
IT'S salt pork and potatoes for morning
Salt pork and potatoes at noon;
And at eve as sli.h hit variation,
Potatoes and pork is the tune,
I've the trusty dried apples and -four,
But dumplings and dried apple pies
Have become to our sight so familirr,
We pass them around with sigh.
l search through the pile of my cook books
Bat the horn of dilemma remains,
And an appetite raging within me
Is all that find for my pains.
Still hopeful visit the hen-house
To discover the hens on strike,
With the cold for spell of warm weather
So their nests are all empty alike.
The cows, there are five in the barn yard,
Have closed operations till spring,
And each chews the sweet cud of con-
tentment
As dry as the time that | sing.
The situation is made far more irving,
This cooking twixt hay time and grass,
BY the men, those grand lords of creation,
Being epicures all as class.
o, pity me some lady reader
And send to my country retreat,
A rule to make something from nothing
Delicious and tempting to eat.
M. E.. P.
Mable Cline, who has been work.
ing In hotel at Medfeld, Mass. for
the past month has returned home.
DR.. E. f. Arnold of New York is
visiting with his parents for few
days.
Mrs. Don Wyman who has been
sick for the past six weeks is still
quite sick.
Don Wyman has been feeling very
poorly for several weeks.
Mrs. F. M. Leonard is suffering
again with cold and sore throat.
E. r. French has let his farm 70,
the ensuing year to Arson Chadwick
of Landgrove.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Allen and
hollle Shattuck of Wilmington are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Shattuck, for few DAYS. Mr.
Allen has sold his interest in the Yer
mont House to his brother, Frank,
and bought the hotel at the lake near
the village of Wilmington. Elmer
and Frank are both stirring young
men and it is the wish of their friends
here that they may realize abundant
success in their new enterprises. C.
20 to the musical entertainment a,
Union hall next Thursday evening,
March, Il, in which about forty of
the young people of Londonderry and
vicinity take part. 1t is something of
an entirely different character from
anything ever presented here.
Fart LIST, consists of songs and
marches by the little ones, under the
the direction Of Mrs. Clara Walker.
Part I'd. The Milkmaids cantata
milking stool drill and scarf dance by
the young ladies and gentlemen di.
rected by the johnson Bros. and
Fred Jaquith with Miss May Chase
as organist, DR.. Woodward, violin.
Appropriate costumes will be worn.
some of them charming, others conf
cal in the extreme. The proceeds are
to be used for the purchase of win
dow for the church to be dedicated to
the Sabbath school. The object is a
worthy one, come and see 1t and thus
encourage the rising generation to
promote home improvements. The
undermining of the interior of the
church is an enduring movement to
the zeal and fidelity of the ladies of
Londonderry to home investments
Stimulate the children to emulate the
example of their mothers by your
presence one and all. For further
particulars see posters.
For seven years or more Mrs. w. ID.
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