The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-11-06
NEW FAME.

Putney has bought of H. A, Carpen-
ter the Burdett shop.
Mrs. Rose Hall and son of Dunn.
are visiting at Capt. Best's.
Henry Pratt spent few days this
week with his family in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Greggs came up from Brattle-
boro to spend Sunday with her bus
band.
Paris Rawson, who is probably the
oldest voter in town, walked from
here to Williamsville and back to
vote for Palmer and Buckner making
seventeen times that he has voted the
presidential ticket.
Sheriff Gordon OF Brattleboro was
at the County house Monday.
Geo, Sheldon of Sand Hill, n. Y,
will be in Newfane Saturday with 70
COWS.
Morgan Whitney and Mrs. George
Underwood, his daughter, visited rel
at,ves this week in Putney.
Frank Roadway, on account OF his
health, has not opened his cider and
jelly mill this fall. Frank White has
now the only one in this part OF the
town doing business.
Mr.. Perkins has moved from the
Ford place to the Nathan Convey farm
in South Wardsboro.
Mrs. Geo. w. Parsons has return
ed from Bellows Falls where she has
been caring for her daughter, Mrs
Wilson, who was i'll.
Mrs. Albro Ford has decided he
place in the village to her son, Fred
James Reed is going to move bacl
on TO his farm, Mr.. Stevens, who ha
occupied it for the past year, move
to the James Howe farm.
Ed Tuthell and Chas. Morgan hay
been summonded as with asses to Mont
pelier IN the case of DR.. Giddings
Supt. of the Insane Asylum in We
terbury.
Will Bemis is working for Arthu
, Merrifeld in Williamsville.
! j. Henry Kidder of Wilmingto
was in town last week. He bougf
some very handsome old china plate
of Mrs. Fred Underwood.
Miss Reed of Brattleboro was
: town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Convey of S.
s Wardsboro will spend the winter wit
Mr.. Chase, their sonin law.
Samuel B. Higgins has returne
from Augusta, Me. Mrs. Higgins
expected soon.
Henry Mack moves this week fro
the Root house to his place about
mile porth of the village. Miss Ro'
will remain with the family.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Codding have gor
to Jamaica to live with their sol
e Bert.
Frank Moore has ordered of Do
r Thayer of Bellows Falls nice mo-
ument for his lot 10 Woodawn CEN
: terry.
: The homestead of the late f. {
: Burdtt was sold at auction Wedne
day and was struck off to FL. A. III
u burn.
Chas. Goodenough moves SOC
from his farm on Newfane bill to b
place in the village.
4 Geo. Knapp is making extensi'
), repairs on his barn that he bought
. Chas. Worcester.
h Mrs. Nancy Newton is quite i'll.
IS The election returns were receiv,
e by telegraph at Edwards and Grou'
u store which was illuminated insit
o and out by candles and lanterns, al
IL free lunch was served there durir
W the evening. The band was static
r, ed at Union hall where refreshmen
:, were also served. They furnished e
}, cellent music throughout the eyenin
It The Sergeant house was gaily dec
IS rated with flags of all sizes. The b'
h window at Mr.. Benson's contained
e large picture of Mckinley pretti
h draped with flags. The bells we
d rung, the whistle blown and the ca
J. non fired at intervals throughout Il
r. night. A large bonfire on the CONNIE
A Illuminated the whole village. 1t W
d the greatest election celebration ev
@ known here.
. In A Run Down Condition.
$ Topsham, VT, Oct. 10, 1896. 81 ha
G received great benefit from the use
O Hoods Sarsaparilla and it is the on
medicine of the kind that has done 4
any good. / recommend it to all who a
- in a rundown condition. l also Ii
= Uoods pills better than any others b