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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
nonsEs AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.--Private
turnout, consisting OF pair OF HAND
some hay horses. guaranteed sound, kind
and reliable: set of new silver-mounted
harness: hrougham. victoria anf cart:
all in fine condition: price. 81 go; VIII lie
sold separately. Inquire at ~ y. CAB
cos stables. 15th-st. and Amsterdam
ave. or II. C. KROH. lii West i9th-st..
or CTS Broadway.
HORSES wintered. irsf-class; terms low
city references. w. II. STILES. jr..
farm New Rochelle. n. y.
HORSES WINTERED on nearby farm;
good care iced exercise. low charges.
city references. GRANGE, Tribune once.
WM. GIII.ERy'S BOARDING ~rN''' f
Isl and 1S9 MulheyTy st. near Broome.-
A firsi-class stable in a good locality with
all modern improvements. horses boarded
by the month: also horses. wagons and
trucks hired out
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oomrsrIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
S~nnoN-o.~c~Y~~~o ~o~<V~~V~V~~N"'SS'~
Male.

1.o.c,ruAN Single. In private family:
'Dornnorienced: highly recommended; good
nav. state terms to Box 81. Pocsntico
r,y. - v
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Lundqvist' n
stand for holding boots or shoes James
compound; Clark's window sash: Eccles'
corn holder. EDGAR TATE G COM
PANY. Patent Solicitors 2i5 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
APPRENTICES. 100 sewing girls, hnish-
ers. learners: also. assistant fo~ladies;
dressmaking and millinery. Apply All
Harlem; I $50 Broadway Williamsburg
1887 3d-ave.. 26 West l9th-st.. New-i orK
Ok; Schermerhorn-st., Brooklyn.
WANTED. Lady accustomed 10 the man
agement Of very large private house;
credentials must he good; none other ac-
ceptcd. Address WpODhIff' l'-@'
Broadway.
WANTED. Refined. well educated French
protestant as nursery g0Verness ana use
mi maid 10 growing children. willing to DO
light chamberworS and sewing. state reg
ercncss and fun particulars, GONEkNtSo.
Box 1875 30 Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED To sell patent trace
fasteners: sells AT sight used on every
buggy outfit. free to those meaning bust
ness. GEM NOVELTY Co. Noblesyilie.
Ind.
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APARTMENTS To LET.
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APAHIMEN1S W LEA.
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Jnfurnisb cd.
A FAMILY occupying handsome suite of
o rooms in "Demonte." lO2 West 18th
st. Will sublet from Oct. !. Apply to
CLARENCE VI. NOBLE. PC COrtiandt-st..
or on premises; elevator electric lights
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS. rooms.
bath and buffers pantry: $50 East nth
St corner 30 feet front. overlooking Stuy-
vesart square. Apply TO Janitor
THE WINFIELD. 2o7 and 200 West 5G,h-
s;-Uesirable apartment 10 rent. SEQ
1anitor.
6TH-AVE.. l.o4S. corner sGth-st-Elegant
. apartments facing Park; $780, Sl,2OO.
STONE. Al Wall-St.
I2 NORTON ST. -Handsomest. new. ele-
gansly decorated f4t-hOuse IN 9,h Ward:
portico stoop. hot and cold water. range.
private baths and closets; no children;
open Sundays; rert $50.
a FAST 49TH-ST. opposite Columbia
CNpllCge.-Finc apartments. SIX rooms and
bath. large pa,ior and dining room: rent.
81. 200.
$3.50 WEST 23D-sT. Attractive. light
seven-room fats; excellent location:
reasonable
TO LET For BUSINESS PURPOSES
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% EAST 10TH ST-Studo. rooms and
bath. also Office.
20 BARCIAY-ST. Elegant corner store
basement and cellar. iLASS. Id
Broadway.
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WASHtNG.-A respectable 'N,S Ike
woman. with good reference, Mou'u ,,rS
10 take home washing and lNnng
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WASHING. BY day or week. - ss,s INK
II quick sewer. se~s on any
Mrs O. IL East 1th-st.
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COVERINGS. by competent French gov
erness, years reference. city or coun-
Try. Cali or address lO7 East 23d-st
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FIRST-CLAss DREssMAKER wishes m
gagement by the day as seamstress
In a private family. first-class references.
cO2 West SOth-st.. 1anitors bell.
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,o,cy,yAN-Perf understands his
b',sireas In. every respect; willing ana
obiigiTo: married: no children: town or
ceun,rv Address r. D., 20 otb-a'e'
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AGENTS. hustlers and unemployed men
can make good money handling our
cheap conees: goods sent on credit TO
those requesting II. address US FOR par
tculars at once STUART FORMULA
Co. Station L. Philadelphia. Penn.
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cyFURNIsHED ROOMS

wv
EXPENSES AILEDii'-Physician
single. will share his handsomely deco
rated brOwnstone house with select party;
Aires OPPORTUNITY. Box 10. l.2i2
HrYa,lWay.
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WORK WANTED.
Eemnle.

GOVERNEss. HOrsEKEEPER or CDM.
PANION. Encouragement required 10y
adv: English. French. music sins'ms ~
drawing. highest references L., o'o IA
LII ilr.nnklNn
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THEORETICALLY COMPETENT DRESS
MAKER takes work home or by day
latest skirts. waists. capes. q 80. rem.aeI-
linz alterations; children's dresses. Mrs.
HOOD 1876 West lOlst-st.
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ENGINEER. electrician mschinlst. 10 fir
ing: repairs high-spced engines dyna-
ms lights. b ile, 3. pumps. elevators; niSht
or DAY, ENGINEER. 40 christophcf-st.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
AN experienced French young lady teach
ing French. English. Spanish. music.
wishes visiting engagement TEACHER.
Box 30 2i2 broadway.
COMPANION. &c.-By young woman Of
education as useful companion. score
tary or reader; fluent French and English,
best OF references: would exchange services
for home Address MISS l.. c.. Box 70,
Oyster Bay. Long Island.
CASHIER. office assistant. visiting gov
erness. travelling companion. or any po-
sition Of trust NJ. Box 20. Lao Broad
way.
CERTIFICATE graduate Of London Uni
versity. French and music. three and
half years experience with present family;
disengaged October /: wishes position as
visiting gOyerness. Address Miss REA.
40 East USth-st.
COMPANION on HOTSEKEEPER By
Southern widow. high social standing.
IN hotel institution or private family;
thoroughly understands care Of children.
:. H.. l54 6th-ave.
COMPANION. &c.-Young lady recently
from Canada, having met with reverses.
seeks position az companion. nursery gov
erness. child's nurse. or any position OF
trust. highest Inducements. Address
CANADIAN. 81 Bible House. ~ Y.
FINE FRENCH laundry work. laces and
curtains Numbered and repaired; fine
muslin. Mime. T.. BERNARDfN. - Wess
Nth-st.
GOvERNEss. by competent French gov
erness, . years reference. city or coun-
Try. Cali or address l07 East 23d-st-
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ENGINEER and MACHTNIST.-A rican
New-Yofk and Brooklyn license and ref
erences. city or country. w. 100 Dean-st.
BroOklt n.
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DRESS MAKING

~~~~>N~N~O~-,N0~ ~>~~., -N>NO~NNNVS0~"oNNS"~
A-A.-A-ART1STI DRESSES made
from s. tail1r-made. also fancy waists
and gowns; evening. dinner. reception.
wedding and gowns OF every description;
bicycle suits. capes. coats. etc. new iall
styles. III and work guaranteed by Worth
eenuine tailor's system THREE SISTERS.
20 West 1aih-st.. New ork, also ~
ScherneTho!n-st.. BrOohlln.
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AL PATENTS FOR SALE-Bellaisis'
liquid measuring device; Hunts comb
nation tool; Bryce's Columbia egg heater:
Smiths Office tool device EDGAR TATE
& COMPANY. 2i5 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.--Samms'
combined carver and steel Suggs nut
lock. Hunts pencil. Gilmore's hair curler:
Days scoop shovel. EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. PAS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

GARDENER.-S understands green,
house flowers and vegetables. MIX ana
mans Mace: best references. j. d., 81
East 37th-st
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l,242 broadway "a door norm
OF 3ist-st until o O'Clock p. m: adver-
tisements received at the following branch
orices M regular office rates until o'clock
o. m. viz: 254 shave. 3. q. cor. I'D
ct: 1872 6th-aye.. cor l2th-st.:
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ENGINEER Marine. stationary. licensed
dfst-ciass machinist. reference. ). J..
Johnson iGl Diiggs ave. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
A.-A.-Wanted In laboratory gentle
manly young man. II to 20 years. with
experience IN mechanical chemical or
electrical work. Call Tuesday ii to IL AT
Room ~. 30 Broadway. or write To y. ".
IS Broadway
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AGENTS OUTFIT sent for y cents for
express: authorized edition Republican
Party History: tariff. money. &C.. by Nc
kinney and party leaders. HAZEN Co.
~ Thames-st.
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NINE. O. NJ DURRAND. 80 West sd
ST opposite the big store.-Awarded by
the Partisan Universal Exhibition has re-
turned from abroad fully equipped for all
orders for ball wedding ana street gowns;
moderate urices short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

USEFUL MANLY young man in private
family. understands furnaces: ali kinds
housework willing and obligng: good ref
erence; city or country. VI. n. Box 81
1922 Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-''The Patton
car coupler. SCOTS smokers pipe;
Perry's adjustable hame hook. Pogue.s
wagon bed stay. EDGAR TATE & COM
PA\Y 245 Broadway
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Reed's bicycle
racing tire; Dohbins' spring grab hook,
Shonks' mower. TaNlOr's rowlock for
boats; Murphy's puzzle. EDGAR TATE
6 COMPANY 2i5 broadway.
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1oTII-ST % WEST. near 5th-ave.-Large,
Handsomely furnished rooms; southern
exposurc: first-class table.
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AT MONTCLA1R.- Houses for sale and 10
let: furnished ard unfurnished. WM NJ.
TAYLOR. Montclalr. y. j.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Cuckson's at
tachment for pen holders Yellott's i'm
proyements in gates; Martins leakless
fountain pen: Monakays stove heater.
EDGAR TATE q COMPANY. 245 Broad
way.
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MILLER & FENDER. 2l9 West 49th-st..
are prepared 10 receive orders; hrst-class
work at reasonable prices; misses cos
tunes made
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EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER-La
and chlldren's dresses. wraps. fancy
dav 81 90 DRESSMAKER. 2l3 West
i2oth-ft.
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18TH ST SO WEST.--Desirable double
and single rooms 10 let, with board ref
ercnccs exchanged.
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rxcrSrER. Young man. good cleo
trIcian; experienced In al repairs. 9e-
sires steady position where capable. reliable
man Is wantei. KOETHEN. al Kent
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trOAKMAKER and DREsSMAKER.-

CLOAKMAKER and DKESSMAhtT.-
Home or day will make alterations on
cloaks and Costumes plush garments
steamed. finest worker on seal garments;
Will alter. redye remodel. enlarge sleeves ,
make into capes. oollarettes and jackets.
GREIG l31 West 22d-st.
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SEAL. GARMENTS redyed. repaired or al
tered into fashionable capes; home or
out Mrs BARKER. 1l6 West 39,h-st,
late with Gunthers Sons Jth-3ve.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07

Horses sold at auction in Chillico-
the, Mo-, few days ago at eight
dollars apiece.
George f. .McQuillan, of Portland,
Me-, has a cherry tree, on which a
pear grew this year. A pear tree
stands close to the cherry tree.
A corporation has been formed at
Des Moines, Ia, $40 insure banks
against burglary and the loss of
moneyin transit"
Georgia jokers are having much fun
over the recent Honey Mooney we'd
ding in Rome, Ga, where Mr.. Will.
lam Honey was married to Miss
Matte Mooney.
For the fiscal year ending Novem.
Der 80 the output of the 1l3 sal
plants in Michigan was 1875, ISL
barrels.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
RAWSONVILLE.

Ernest Bolster has moved to So.
Londonderry and S. H. Green who
has bought the house vacated by Mr..
Bolster and has moved into the same.
C. j. Williams of Baldwinsvile,
Mass, is visiting his parents and
friends in this place.
B. B. Rawson has gone to Jamaica
where he has job drawing lumber
from Stewart & Taft's mill in STRAIT
ton.
E. L. Fuller conducted our sing
ing school last Saturday evening in
the absence of Prof. johnson.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
BONNEVILLE

Rev. S. H. Tucker is attending
preachers meeting at Windsor this
week.
Grace Haskins is stopping for a
time with Mrs. VIM. Brooks.
School in Grahamville closed last
week.
Earl benson from BrattIeDoro is
spending few days in town..
DR.. Flandreau is on the sick list.
Having had the good fortune to
secure a competent teacher for our
deestrict school the session will begin
Friday evening, Feb. 7th.
Ola Kendall has finished her school
in Wardsboro and returned home.
All hands busy now drawing wood
bark, logs and boards. Not quite
snow enough for good shedding in the
woods.
Geo. Stone has moved to this vii.
lage into his house.
Zadoc Hayward is moving into his
house that he bought of Silas Ami.
don.
Frank Hayward is moving on tc
the farm he bought of Zadoc Hay
ward last fall.
Herbert Gordon has returned from
Virginia. He is stopping at Z. Hay
wards for spell.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
SIMONSVILLE.

Prof. Marsh was in town last week.
Sadie daughter of j. W. West has
been seriously i'll, but is improving.
Mrs. Harvey Gould Of Chester was
the guest of Mrs. E. M. Heseltine a
few days last week.
Miss Dean with her scholars enjoy.
ed sleigh.rideon Monday to her home
in Grafton.
Miss Edna Martin who has been al
work in Alstead, N. H., the past few
weeks, is expected. home Saturday Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley of Windsor
visited at P. R. Cartons last week.
Mrs. j. L, Dow who has been or
the sick list is improving.
Orvin Smith badly mangled the
flesh, on the thumb and fingers of hi:
left hand, while at work with a circular
saw in the steam mill on Monday.
An average of forty loads of logs are
drawn to the steam mill daily. wher
the weather is fine.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
PERU.
Bad colds are prevalent,

Bad colds are prevalent.
We are glad to note that Rev, c,
J.. Harris is improving,quite rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Batchelder
are spending few days with friends
in Chester and Springfield.
j. II. Whitney's foot, which was
severely injured several weeks since,
is improving slowly, though he is still
unable to walk without crutches.
Mrs. Albert Slmonds is on the sick
list.
John Russell recently sold his farm
to Mr.. Argalus Rugg of So. Lon
donderry, who has moved thereon.
Mrs. j. II. Scott and children go
to Ludlow this week where they will
spend sometime with Mrs. SCOTS
sister.
-, We have about one foot of snow,
making good shedding, and lumber
men are improving the time.
Ralph Beebe has moved from G..
L. Richardson's farm to the north
part of the town, and Joshua Conant
is moving from Grafton to the place
once owned by Shepherd Aldrich.
School in Dist. No. l closed Jan.
oath, after pleasant term of eight
weeks. Number of pupils enrolled,
10. Emma Goddard and Mabel
Brown had no absent or tardy marks
during the term. Minnie Prouty and
Herbert Boynton absent one day
each, because of illness. Stella
Brown absent only one day.
l wish to thank the pupils for in
terest in study, and kindness to me
during the term.
Edna L. Batchelder, teacher.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Lumbermen are now busy and hap
Ply improving the beautiful snow
though hardly enough for real good
shedding.
The ice harvest has been uncommon.
ly good this year, nearly all have their
ice houses filled.
The w. R. c. held their tenth
anniversary exercises in G. A. R.
Hall last Thursday eve, Jan. 80.
The exercises consisted of congratula-
lions, history of the corps during the
ten years of its existence, select read
ings and how some of the corps have
earned a dollar during the last yeal
aside from the daily duties of life.
The exercises were very good indeed
Afterwards there was a box sociable
ten cents box. All seemed to have
a good time and went away well pleas
ed.
Lyceum next Saturday eve in G.
A. r. Hall.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
WARDSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. z. Howard from Wlnhall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Dunn from
So. Londonderry visited at T. Cord
on's last week.
Will Clark has gone to Putney tc
work.
Mrs. Gratia Reed is home from
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Ella Underwood, Miss Lydia
Watson and Mary Wall went to
Brattleboro last Monday.
Mr.. Wall, wife and son, Fred, wen,
to So. Londonderry Tuesday to be
present at the funeral services of Mr.
Wallis sister, Mrs. Janett Yearly.
Luther Whitcomb will soon move
into Mrs. Holden's house in the vii.
lage.
Rev. Geb. H. Rogers and wife went
this week to Windsor to be present
at church dedication.
Ina Plumley is working at the I'm
derwood House during the absence
of the landlady.
This week closes a successful term
of school taught by Mrs. Metcalf Of
Townshend.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
r-r1vxIxALL I1oLI o Wv.

Mrs. 0. G. Eddy, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is i'm
proving.
Henry Martin called on his niece,
Miss Lucy Martin, at Mrs. j. Barn
ards last week.
Miss Pearl Barnard recently spent
a week with friends in Houghton.
vile.
Miss Lucy Martin returned to Man.
chester the first of this week, hel
brother, Mlllard, coming for a shor
visit and returning with her.
Mrs. N. R. Hewes squite poorly
DR.. Flandreau attends her.
Mrs. o. l.. Hewes recently re
ceived visit from her father ant
brother.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
EAST DORSET.

Runners are abroad somewhat now
but are too intimate with the ground
in places for heavy freight Snow
falls nearly every night about frost
deep.
Lumbermen are active, S. A. Shell
Ter and son have half a dozen teams
employed, G. H. Reed about the
same number and others according to
their business.
Isaac Dryden, who was lately re-
duced TO crutches by an accident to
an ankle, is again holding the ribbons
and drawing logs.
Report is that Mr.. James Casey
whose cancer trouble has been re-
ported heretofore, has given up his
real estate to the town of Dorset for
his support.
Franklin Jacobs, one of our oldest
residents, is in feeble health.
Mrs. James P. McDevitt is alarm
ingly i'll.
Mrs. George H. Reed is reported
convalescent.
A gentleman from Peru was in oul
village this week interviewing to as
certain if certain ."twain" were
zone flesh" that's if they were mar
ried.
What of il F.? An item in late
st. Johnslury newspaper states thai
in more than two-thirds of the towns
of the county parties are living to-
gether Misunderstanding the lega
fraternity of divorce fees-horrid
Why cannot parties live that way il
one world as properly as in another
In heaven they "neither marry no
are given in marriage, but are as TIT
angels" We are not counsel for TIT
defendants, or professor of mora
philosophy but there are others be
sides those who wear sacerdotal good
need NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
MANCHESTER.

John Whipple Of New York and
Clark Whippie OF Rutland spent Sun
day with j. II. Mnipple.
M. j. Dupuis OF ouncook, n. IL. &,
is visiting his father.
G. ). Carleton, who went TO Lon
donderry several days ago, is sick at
that place.
The boys preliminary speaking
will be held at seminary chapel Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Decker Of Poultney is spend
ing a few days with IL. l.. Kellon at
The Methodist parsonage.
Thirty-one couples attended the
dance for the benefit of the Manches-
ter orchestra.
Mrs. George Cox and Mrs. John
Bourn of North Adams, Mass, are
visiting at Edward Starhs'.
James Amdon has moved into the
Morris house on Bonnet street.
M. l.. Utley has sold his meat bus
mess to George w. Utley.
Miss Connor of Mortified, Mass.
is spending few days at home.
Miss Miller Of Wallingford spent
several days last week with Miss
Miller at the seminary.
p. M. Williams of Wallingford
spent Sunday in town.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07
HOUGHTONVILLE.

Miss Pearl S. Barnard from Win
hall Hollow is with friends here for a
few days.
Lewis Jennings of Pompanoosuc
is in town stopping at E. E Jack
sons.
The mill of G.. H. Sanders is fill
ing rapidly with logs.
j. B. Slmonds of So. London.
derry visited in town last week.
Mrs. N. O. Zuill passed to the
higher life Feb. 1st., aged &C years.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-07

Mrs. Mercy Thorndike, of Rock
land, Me-, has been a pilgrim here
below for 92 years. She has moved
her place of residence 81 times, and
isn't permanently settled even now.
1t is not error that opposes so much
the progress of truth; it is Incidence,
obstinacy, the spirit ofroutine, every
thing that tavors inaction. -Turgot.
The juggle Of sophistry consists, for
the most part, in using word in one
sense in the premises, and in another
sense in the conclusion. -Coleridge.
have never met any one by whose
side / have felt my invisible goodness
aroused without his becoming at the
same instant better than myself. -
Maeterlinck.
The more sympathies we gain or
awaken for what is beautiful, by SO
much deeper will be our sympathy for
that which is most beautiful, the hn,
man soul.-Lowell.
Melancholy spreads itself betwixt
heaven and earth, like envy between
man and man, and is an verlasting
mist.-Byron.
Green tea cigarettes are said to be
much used by English women. They
are very injurious.
81 have used Hoods Pills and think
they are the best of any for family use.
F. A. Bowker, South Reading, vt.
! In 1928 John l. Hawkins, an A
merican, residing in London, attempt
ed to solve the difficulty of the gol6
pen point by soldering bits of dia
mond or ruby to the points of golt
pens.
Congressman William A. Smith
of Michigan, beg an his career as {
! news boy and street popcorn seller.
Four-fifths of the cotton crop Of
the world is produced in the Unitet
e States.