The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-08-07
Our Neighbors
what They are Doing-Briefly Told b,
the Sifter's Intelligent Stan OF
Correspondents.
LONDONDERRY.

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August is hero How swiftly the
summer days are fleeing, The gather
ing of the hay is almost over, following
swiftly in its turn will be the garnering
of the grain. Soon the autumn frosts
will change the green, to golden tints
and anon winter, wrap its white dra-
perry round the earth. Change al
ways change, stamped indellibly upon
every form, animate or inanimate.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Bigelow will be pleased to know of
her arrival in town for a short vacation.
Mrs. David Parker and three chill
dren from N. Bennington are with
Mr.. Parker's sister, Mrs. Charles
Eames.
E. w. Gibson returned Saturday
night from trip through the West
much improved in looks and health.
l. w. Gibson and Mrs. M. w.
Utley of Manchester are at w. L.
Gibson's.
The ladies that have boarded with
Mrs. Sutton returned home upon
Thursday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Titus and wife of Yer
gennes stopped last week in town,
boarding with F. E. Stevens.
Miss Nina Sutton of Charlestown.
Mass, who has spent several summers
here, came last Saturday night to her
aunt's, Mrs. Emma Sutton's
John Carleton is confined to the
house, unable to do any work, on ac.
count Of spinal trouble.
Last Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
met at the pleasant farm house of A.
w. Pierce with Mrs Aldrich and
Lilly. Although the atmosphere was
sultry and oppressive, no more pleasant
afternoon has ever been passed by
the society than spent underneath the
wide spreading branches of the coo
shady naples that surround this pleas
ant home, when the tables were spreaC
for tea, forty-two beside the famil,
gathered round. Our thanks as a 50
ciety are due for their entertainment
from those not members, given in sucl
kindly spirit. Our next meeting will
be upon Thursday afternoon, Aug. Is
with Mrs. w. F. Sutton and he
daughter, Mrs. B. J. Mattocks, !
cordial invitation is extended to all t
be present and enjoy with us socis
afternoon.
10 much cannot be said of the zes
manifested by the young people i
making the arrangements and carvin
out the programme, prepared for thei
entertainment, which proved to be
grand success IN every way. A quie
orderly aud appreciative audience fiji
ed the hall which was prettily decora
ted with potted plants, trailing vine
and handsome bouquets Union Ha
never appeared more attractive tn
speaking and music showed talent, an
good training. The tableaux we,
pretty and called forth many Aatterin
comments, all those who assisted shout
feel proud Of this their first attemp,
Try again, young ladies and gentl,
men, you are just stepping out upo
the broad battlefield of life. A
ways be true to your best impulse.
and early learn to battle for the RIGHT
Instead of lawn party as advertise
last week for the U. Ii. H. S. orga
fund, the society will give a DR..
matte entertainment at Union Hal
Friday eve. Aug. IA, with the follo1
ing programme: "The Light from S
Agnes" A tragic episode in one ac
Adapted by M. Edna Arnold Ca
of characters:
Michael Keronac, E. F. Arnol,
Father Bertrand, G. L. Thompso,
Iolnette, M. Edna Arnol
Followed by the comedy: A Ru
Ruse. Cast:
Solomon Slinker, G. L. Parke
Amos Burns Lewis Arnol
Pansy Weston, Henrietta Curt
Content Weston, Nellie Howar
Ice cream and cake will be serve
Vale & Parker's orchestra furnis
music for dancing. Admission 1Oc.
Miss Myrtelle Eason is spending
few days with friends.
Universalist preaching services
Union Hall, Sunday at l p. m. Su
ject: 'The pure in heart"
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