The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
Our Neighbors
what They are Doing-Briefly Told by
the Sifter's Intelligent Staf Of
Correspondents.
LONDONDERRY.

LONDONDERRY.
A new kind of soap-Harmless' 1t
don't rot clothes; goes further too.
Universalist preaching service at
lp. m, in Union Hall next Sun
day. Subject, Scepticism.
The drama, 'Frou Frou" will be
given in Union Hall, Thursday eve.
ming, Aug. p, with the following
cast of characters:
Henri Sartorys, DIR. f. F. Arnold
Brigard, A. c. Gibson
Comte De Valreas, c. M. Eames
Baron De Cambri, G L. Thompson
Pitou. C. S. Marden
Janetto, L. W. Arnold
Gilberte, NJ. Edna Arnold
Louise, Mrs. Henrietta Curtis
Boronne De Cambri, Nellie Howard
George the child) Master Wendell Arnold
Owing to the length of time re-
CURED to successfully present this
play, the Universalist Society will
give Lawn Party on the date first
proposed Friday evening, Aug. l4th.
In addition to the usual entertain
ment social dance will be held.
Discouraging weather for those that
have not finished haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor return to
their home in Brookline this week.
Mrs. M. A. Larabee is with the
Mansfield family caring for Mr.. Mans
field who is in very poor health.
Archie Jaquith of Boston arrived
at home upon Monday evening, to
spend his vacation with his parents.
Miss Edith Carleton is at Middle
ton Springs for couple of weeks,
stopping with her sister.
Our Landlord, N. E. Davis, dates
his opening ball, Wednesday evening
Aug. 18th. He is keeping a good
house and ought to receive liberal pat
ronage.
News has been received of the death
of Grin Curtis of Charlestown, Mass.
He was brother of A. A. Curtis O
this place and formerly resident o
this town. For several years he ha
spent the summer at the south part O
the town.
John Carleton of Chelsea, Mass, i
visiting his nephew, j. E. Carleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Whitman hat
pleasure of celebrating their gold
en- wedding anniversary recently. Thes
worthy people have passed the create
part of their lives in town; raising up
amily of eight children all of whic
are living save one. The childre
were unable to be present only Mrs
Howard. Mr.. Whitman is at the &C
vanced age of "a yet able to care 70
his garden and do considerable work
They received thirty-fve dollars il
cash and a handsome set of crockery 9
156 pieces,
Frank Stevens has three boarde,
from Boston and expects more. 1t
pleasant place to spend the summe
days in rest and recreation. No MOI
beautiful scenery can be found in Ne
England than that which SURROUND
our mountain home. Perhaps there
that, more wild and rugged, but fc
quiet restful beauty, our mountain
lakes and rivers are unrivalled.
The young people will give fire
entertainment at union hall Tuesda
evening, August 4th which bids fai
to be above the average entertainer
OF the kind. Considerable time ha
been spent in preparation, and effol
has been made to present programm
of unusual merit. "Rebecca at til
welP' will draw with the old oake
bucket" all the drink in the form {
ice cool lemonade that will be reqnirec
Some one will let all, both great an
small, who wish, try their breath a
blowing soap bubbles and see whic
can produce the largest of these Aoa
ing prismatic globes. He or she VIII
is adjudged as producing the bigges
will receive prize LIST and I'd. Tb
entertainment will consist of singing
speaking and tableaux. Norris Da,
is, who recently received prize in
prize speaking contest Earl Davi.
Miss Eva Holt and Eta Davis vii
give recitations, singing by the youn
people, separately and together, som
very fine tableaux have been arrange
by Mrs. Pratt, she having been er
gagged by the young people to do thi
part of the work. Ice cream cake an
coffee will be served during the eve
ming. Every one invited to attend