The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-29
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LOCAL MELANGE.
Picked Up, Dished Up and Made Palata-
BILE for sitter Readers.

And now we are having April
showers. Better late than never.
L. A. Ballou of Chester was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. Holden has sold his new house
to O. NJ. Williams of Rawsonville.
Holt Babbitt has sold his span of
horses advertised in these columns.
Merchant Smith says he sells shoes.
Drop in and see whether he does or
not.
See call for a Republican caucus in
another column and don't forget to
be there.
w. H. Belden had a slight para
lytic shock few days ago but is uow
able to attend to his duties in the en-
glne house.
About 80 took the train this morn
ing to attend the Narrow Gauge
stockholders meeting.
Lawyer Martin and W. B. Edger-
ton of Manchester were in town this
week on their way to Newfane to at
tend stockholders meeting of the
Vermont Spring company.
j. I. Bentley, the Manchester
Centre harness maker and dealer, has
a new ad in this issue, second page.
Hammock weather is upon US and
this makes merchant Goddard's ad-
vertisement seasonable.
William A. Albee is now able TO sit
up nearly all the time and will prob
ably be out in few days.
H. P. Yearly has just received two
car loads of open and top buggies,
road carts and farm wagons.
Mrs. Electa (BabbilD Boyle had
another slight paralytic shock Wednes-
day morning. She is now as comfort.
able as could be expected.
Postmaster Gibson attended the
Democratic convention at Montpelier
Wednesday. Jackson of Barre was
nominated for Governor. We shall
give the full ticket next week.
Look out for cold snap, druggist
Smith has set uphis soda fountain. But
then, won't it be nice if it ever does
get hot?
Warren Hazelton has put in an ex-
ira outside door to bis tenement house
so as to accommodate the Wheel and
Social club as we'll as his tenant.
A fine shower early Tuesday morn
ing relieved suffering vegetation from
the impending drought. More rain
fell than all put together since early in
March.
Stage contractor Frank Emerson,
who has been confined to the house and
a greater part Of the time to his bed for
three weeks by illness, is much better
and able to get to the barn.
Charles W. Castle, formerly of j a.
maica, ,latterly of Winchendon, Mass.
has moved to this village, occupying
the Hazelton tenement. Mr.. Castle
has bargained for an interest 10 the
St. Marie mil! at Winhall station anG
if their is no hitch his entire time will
be devoted to the mill business.
I. w. Harrington. who formerl,
clerked for F. M. Leonard but VIII,
has been, for several years in a grocer,
concern in Boston, has gone into bust
ness for himself at Littleton, N. H
This will be pleasing news to his man,
friends in Londonderry.
The little daughter of Mrs. Nelson
Goddard of BrattIeboro, who has been
with her mother, at her grandfathe
| Goddard's for about three weeks, wa
taken i'll the first of the week with scar
let fever. She is apparently doing a
well as could be expected and is no
thought to be in danger. Mr.. Goddar,
came up Tuesday night to assist in cal
ing for her.
Little Daniel Millington is th
proud possessor of bicycle and o
course is happy as happy can be
And here is another one-Mrs. A. w
Shattuck makes the fun for the goo
people who have view of the uppe
end of main street, trying to learn t