The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-04-05
PERT.

Merton Vincent oldest soh of Rev.
). L. Vincent, Of Jamaica Is to make
his home at NJ. B. Iyoa's for the
present.
Albert M. Lyon returned to Bos-
Ton University Thursday after spend
ing weeks vacation at home.
The body of Jared Davis was
brought here for burial last week Wed.
nesday accompanied by his wife and
brother g, X. Davis.
Miss Della E Hapgood returned
to Middlebury college Friday,
Miss Susie l. Hapgood is visiting
her grandmother and aunt in Cam.
bridge, Mass,
Miss Edna L. Batcheldet returned
Wednesday from her visit among rela-
tives in Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Mary A. Lyon returned
Thursday to Greenland, N. H., to re.
sumo her duties as teacher Of the high
school there. .'
tpi.ss .,s
G.. L. Richardson has had the m 5.
fortune to lose two valuable COWS upon
his farm occupied by John, slone.
Thomas Lee, our cheese maker, with
his family have been spending the win.
ter with friends in Worcester, Mass.
Last week the sad intelligence came Of
the death of their infant child, aged six
months. The two Older children had
the same disease, whooping cough, but
we understand they are better. The
family have the sympathy of all their
friends here.
Eva Whitney, Mabel Simonds and
Pearl Lakin, who have been attending
the select school Of G. N. Wyman in
Jamaica, returned home this week.
Frank Williams will remain. another
week. - .;
Last week was full of sad events as
it clos d on Saturday with the burial
of Miss Addie Woodcock. More will
be said next week. =
That was royal hunt that the boys
had Friday and Saturday. A party
of five from Manchester, Messrs. Orvis,
Balch, Moffat Jamison and Narbury,
with three hounds, drove over and met
M. j. Hapgood, and his three hounds,
at Murder Hollow. The day was
fine and the snow just right and the
country had not been hunted before
this winter. Anyone who knows the
situation can imagine what the sport
must have been. The game played
close around without once taking the
hounds out of hearing. Several Of
the hounds, notably the two pups pur'
chased by Mr.. Hapgood Of Herb
Evans and from Mr.. Pierce's "old
Mike" were deep Voiced. while thu
ones from Manchester seemed boppe
to tear the roads to pieces; The two
bell-voiced bugle hounds of 1amisor
working finely together made som,
splendid runs and old "Spot" was de
termined to lose none of his unrival
led regulations. Imagine all thcs'
conditions and what blood that il
blood would not be quickened. Ever,
member of the party was Furnished
with a double barrelled breach loade
except Balch who aad self eiector
single barrel and, strange to say
made the best record of all, baggin,
ten out OF the twenty-six rabbit
brought in. But then Balch know
just where to creep in and stand. A
to the tameness Of the sport let ,hi
be sufficient answer that one mem
Der of the party, who has good rep
utation for taking cartridges upo
the wing but was unused to rabbi
hunting, although he exhausted hi
belt Of cartridges, failed to Brit
down but one rabbit. 1t took upo
the average fewer shots to a rabbit
Returning by way of Winhall Hoilo,
the party stopped an hour at big
bridge and there lost their best hound
who was last heard hard at work owe
near blanket meadow. s
The party quartered over night O
landlord Davis's with an appetite fo
supper that even his noted abilit
could hardly satisfy. The followin
forenoon was spent near the village
but little could be done upon territor
that had been skinned by local sports
men, but in the afternoon in th
tbicket close to the turnpike; this sid
Of the Green Mountain House; On til
way home. fine sport Vas 3f6Yad npo
ground that bad not been worke
over. If it is fact that our vicinit
is destined to grow up to bush, her
is one way to take advantage of it.
Sick Headache, constipation, and ind
gestion are quickly cured 10y De Witt
Little Early Risers, the famous little pill.
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