The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-08-28
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LONDONDERRY.

'"'h "'o al ooCAluS III
the dim dstancel The grain cast into
the earth at the spring time sowing has
yielded its increase and been gathered
into the garner. The chatf and the
imperfect seed that accompanied-what
OF them? No eye has beheld, life or
expansion; they have simply been en-
folded in the bosom of mother earth
forming new atoms of the great whole,
serving to aid in the repair of the waste
incident to all growth.
could but one small rebellious atom
stray
Nature itself would hasten to decay"
Amos jenkins from the Soldiers
Home in Bennington is visiting his
wife and daughter.
Leroy Hasleton, wife and son of
FoXboro, Mass, were at E. S. Gar.
fields the first of the week. Mr. Hasle-
ton soon returns home while Mrs.
Hasleton remains tor few weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Waite and hel mother
Mrs. Peck, started on their return TO
Chicago, Thursday morning.
There will be no service in the
church Sunday morning. Sabbath
school will be at the usual hour of the
morning service. c. E. meeting in
the evening at half past seven. Com.
munion services and preaching at the
church Sunday, Sept 6.
Rev. F. E. Frasee is spending his
vacation with his parents in New York
state.
Mrs. Asa Warner is away for a
week visiting friends in Sunderland
and vicinity.
Mrs. D. w. Parker and cbildrer
return to their home in Bennington
this week.
MIR. Baldwin, Mrs. Mary Arnold
and son, Ebert, of Manchester spent
Sunday at DR.. L. S. ArnoId's
Mrs M. A. Larabee has gone TO
Manchester to work for few weeks Sbo
Will visit Bennington before returning
home consequently will be absent sever.
al weeks.
Archie Jaquith returns to Boston
this week Wednesday.
Last Friday by invitation of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Smith the Ladies
AID and friends to the number of "a
met and plcniced in the grove near the
waters of the little pond. No main,
were spared, to make the day pleasan,
and agreeable, by the family Mr.
smith cleared away the underbrusb
cut out road and put up the tables
winch were prettily draped with the
natlonal colors. The day was cool and
oellghtful, Just the day for such gath
erlng. The scenery about this Ittl,
lake is peculiarly beautiful-the fairies
most quietly lovely that ever greeted
my eye. One could remain in this So
cluded spot for days and never tire o
the picture made by nature. Ou
thanks dre due to Mr. Smith and fam
lly for very pleasant day.
That Londonderry with its fin,
drives, magnificent views, balmy al
ana genial hearted people have strop.
attractions to the summer tourist is at
tested by this list of recent visitors f
Lowell Lake district. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. W. Sh,ttuck at Lilac cottao
have entertained Mr.. and Mrs. N +
barden and Miss Francesca Barden q
Granville, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank shattuck and daughter, Elva
OF Somerville, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
+. W. Wyman and Lucille of Gran
vile, N. Y.
Mr.. Warren Pierce's guests are Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Salt LAX,
City, Utah, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pie rc
OF Bellows Falls, MIS-. Carson Pierre
and little daughter of Springfield
Mass who have been enjoying the per
Tune delights that Maple farm affords
Mr.. Edward Miles Of New Yorl
City, Misses Chase and Childs of Bos
ton, Mass, Mr.. Harry North O.
Brookline, Mass, and Mr.. Hardit
OF Brattleboro, are the happy guests o
+. Z. Miles at his charming country
seat Mount Lake Farm, near lovely
Lowell Lake and surrounded by the
best gifts dame nature could bestow If
her most generous woods the natura
beauties are very much enhanced b,
the care and thoroughness shown by it.
capable manager, Mr.. Farwell, in if;
well kept lawns and fine carriage drives
a week in Derry is worth dozen O
conventional summer resort life.
The Universalist Grove meeting
held here on Aug. goth was notable
for several features, for the ability OIL
the speakers, the choice of subject.
spoken upon, the enthusiasm of til,
audience, and the interest which i
aroused in Uniyersalism in this com