The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-08-21
LONDONDERRY.

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The cool wave has reached us and |
been thankfully received aud FULLY APP
preciated, after the intense heat Of the
past two weeks The cool btacing at
mosphere is inyigoralmg and every
body and everything seem refreshed.
Mrs. Mary Bigelow returned to
her home in Cayendish Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Lacore aud son Of
Northampton, Mass, are spending
their vacation with Mrs. Maria Dove,
Mrs Idell Corey went to her home
in Maiden, Mass, last week after
spending several weeks with her par
ents.
Mrs. Emma Howard returned home
from Townshend Saturday night,
Mrs. Lizzie Tattersall and dan hter
of Waltham are visiting at W. L.
Gbson's
Mrs. Florence Hermon and SON Of
Newport, who have been spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. II.
Hathorn, left for their home upon FIJI
day.
Cnrtis Wait a former resident Of
this place, who is in very poor health,
is stopping with friends and relative.
for time, hoping to receive benefit
from our pure mountain air.
Mrs. Bardeen and daughter Of
Granville, N. Y, have been staying
at Geo. Shattuck's.
Ray S. Dove and Z. W. Gibson
came up from Chester and spent a por
OF the week at W. l.. Gibson's.
Mrs. John Walker is taking a shor
vacation with her parents in Ludlow.
Fred Dudley, well kuowa in this vi
cinity, was last week sent H. the worl
house for one year
Upon Thursday afternoon, Aug
18th the Ladies Aid met with Mrs
W. F. Sutton aud Mrs. Mattocks
The day was intensely warm but tba
did not prevent the ladies from attend
ing. A large number gathered anc
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.
Officers were chosen for the ensmn.
year, as follows: President, Mrs W
L. Gibson; Vice Presidents, Mrs. A
A. Curtis and Mrs w. T. Sutton
Treas, Mrs. Il. A Hayward; Sec.
Mrs. Harrison Abbott; Assistant Sec
Mrs. F. M. Leonard There wer
also several committees chosen 70 al
tend to entertainments and to plar
work.
The last Uniyersalist preaching ser
vice of the summer will be held in In
ion Hall, next Sunday at l p. IN
Subject: The Fatherhood Of God.
We are pleased to say that the Ell
tertainment given at Union Hall
Aug, "A, was distinctly an artistic a
well as a financial success, the proceed
amounting to over $26.00. The frs
play "a Light from St Agnes" r..
fleets much credit on Mrs. T. +. Ar
mold who wrote the play, entirely from
memory, having seen it only once
While its sombre character might no
appeal to all yet the scene is one o
powerful interest. Mrs. Arnold mad
an effective Tornette the change iron
the girl Of swamps to one who woul,
sacrifice her life to prevent the robbcr
and mutiIation Of the dead woman be
ing shown with fine dramatic effect. E
f. Arnold gave evidence Of the worI
one must give to a wicked brutal char
acter like Michael Kelonacs, The s.al
bing scene being especially a very fin
bit of acting. The farce "A Rura
Ruse" was we'll given and kept the all
dience in good humor for the remain
der Of the evening Mrs. Henriett
Curtis as Pansey delighted the audienc
with her bright sparkling manner
showing the rare talant Of completed
forgetting self in the part she portray.
Both plays were well supported by Nj
G. l.. Thompson, c. NJ. Eames an
Miss Nellie Howard.
Frou Frou which is under rehears,
will be given Sept 10. Every efo
will be made make it a success in Il
way of decorations costuming an
scenic effects.
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