The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-01-03
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ter, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Frank Holt came home from Penn
sylvania, where he is at work, to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Emma and Charles Sutton of
Charleston and Mrs. b. j. Mattocks
of New York recently substantially
remembered the Aid Society, show.
ing we are not forgotten by absent
friends.
A. A. Parker is still confined to
the house and under the doctors care.
AS a token of good will and esteem
the members and friends of Chester
High School presented Prof f. w.
Gibson on Christmas day with full
set of "Johnson's Encyclopedias"
The senior class also gave Mr.. Glib
son handsome present.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies Aid was success both social
ly and financially. The evening was
rough and the travelling bad, yet a
fair crowd came out, and the snug
little sum of between twenty-four and
twenty-five dollars was realized. The
society is grateful to the public fol
their liberal patronage, and en-.
couraged by the interest manifested
Z by absent friends and the people
The right always trlumphs in the end
Collins Griswold became the owner O.
the sofa pillow.
Uncle Corbet Tarble is visiting i,
town. The old gentleman is as hal
and hearty as many man of onl
half his years.
Mrs. F. N. Wescott is gainin
slowly being able to sit up a porto
Of the time.
Daniel Davis of Chester is stoppin
awhile in town. Everyone is AWAY
pleased to see our old townsman.
Mrs. VIM. F. Sutton and Mrs, I
5. Wait went to Springfield last Nor
day to attend the golden wedding c
their brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
A. M. Albee.
Rehearsals will be commenced tbi
week Friday evening for "Mo
Pitcher for the library benefit. Tn
is stirring drama, one of the mo-
difficult ever undertaken by the clul
There is strong cast and the nls
promises to be one of unusual meri
1t is Two years since any aid has bee
given to this public institution and v
nope the people will bear in mind thu
this is an entertainment which it
their especial duty to patronize as
library is of untold value to every or
that avails themselves of its pri,
ileges.
The dramatic entertainment give
at Union Hall, Dec. II, by the Tn
versalist society, under the directic
OF f. A. Curtis and wife, was one
the best rendered and entertaining
any that has been put upon the stae
for long time, as well as remuper
tlng' sixty dollars being taken viii,
makes good addition to it's treasur
This society is in healthy conditic
and likely to obtain permanent foo
hold here, having supported preac
ing one fourth of the year, securir
the services of an able student fro
Tufts college, who spent his Chris
mas with his many friends here, a,
through the kindness and Chrlsti
disposition of pastor Frazee. was i
vlted, with his society, to uni
Christmas entertainment at +
church, where most pleasant tir
was enjoyed by large number. a
the children well provided with Chri
mas presents as well as both Of +
pastors, each receiving very nj
album. And it would not be out
the way. perhaps to say here, that
would be hard to find in a small
lage like this two more pleasant a
agreeable young pastors, and both
cieties have just cause to rejoice
their good fortune in this respect
The announcement is made that
California Ministries have been
gagged to give an entertainment j.
II, at Union hall.
Mrs. Fred Coleman entertained
ID. ii. society afternoon and even
to the number of forty-nine, D
18th. Their next gathering will
with Mrs. A. W. Pierce, Jan. Il
ALI are invited.