The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-09-03
SIMONSVILLE

suing year; Supt,, w. |. Walker;
assistant Supt.. w. L. Marsh; Sec, and
Treas, Miss Matte Sabin; Librarian,
Miss Evelyn Hazeltine.
The c. E. meeting ON Sunday was a
memorial service in honor OF the late
H. j. Parker. Some weeks ago he
had been appointed to lead the meeting
on this evening. The leaders chair
was draped in lack, relieved by a
cross of flowers. Selections appropri-
ate to the occasion were sung, tender
words of appreciation were spoken by
those who have known and honored
Mr.. Parker.
Frank E. Fuller visited friends in
Weston the first of the week.
Norris Haseltine returned to his
home in Campello, Mass, Saturday.
Bertha Virgins has returned to her
home in Walpole. M
j. B. Wooley of Albany, N. Y,
was in town Saturday.
Col. j. E. Pollard and family of
Chester called on Col. H. o. Peabody
Sunday.
Two deers were seen north of this
vile one day last week which were
quite tame.
Mrs. Warren G. Bailey of "The
Fullerton" Chester, is the guest of
Mrs. o. ID. Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. Hubbard of
| Perkinsville were the guests of his par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Hubbard
the first of the week.
Miss Stella Micott of Holyoke,
Mass, will sojourn with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Micott, until &C.
tober
Miss Evelyn Hazeltine is teaching
her fourth term of school in Chester
in the "Simsburg" district. A!,'s
John Stuart and wife of Londonder
nv attended church here last Sabbath
N. r, Hutchinson was at home Sun
day from Chester.
Miss Matte Peabody commenced
her second term Of school in the "Pop
lar Dungeon" district in Chester las
Monday.
Mrs. Delyra Persons of Norwich
: and Mrs. Louisa Comstock, formerl,
> of S. Acworth, N. H., visited Mrs. G
S. Leonard last week Thursday.
Visitors at Moses Kings recent,
were: Mrs. Helen Page and son 0
: Ludlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Bur
dett of North Shrewsbury.
Mrs. Charles Forbes, so years O
age, who recently picked cherries fron
the height of a tree, has the ability t
use the needle in an adroit manner
having cut and made dress for hel
If sell in brief time.
Hon. William Schotield and wife {
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ridlo
y of Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Day
is of Londonderry made brief visit a
d Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson's Saturday.
d Sunday evening before ten o'cloc
u the citizens were shocked to hear tn
alarm of fire given. Two barns, tire
n sheds, twenty five tons hay, six loaC
of oats, ten bushels of potatoes wei
er consumed, owned by Ernest Smitl
st All this property was in ashes befol
midnight. The neighbors did all the
If could but the fire caused great havo
i would not be conquered. The place
known as the Stannard farm. The ii
v surance will not pay the loss and "
), extend our sympathy to the Athlete
S. family in their loss. "
7. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Fuller visite
e. friends in Weston Monday.
>, Mrs. L. B. Howe, Mrs. Fl.
:" Peabody, Elmer Haseltine and Jof
= Peabody enjoyed the excursion to Au
! able Chasm Monday.
G. Moses Hesselton of Proctorsville
9 visiting relatives here this week.
I. Mr. Boynton of Woodstock was e
tertained at Prof. Arthur Marsh's tv
or three days recently.
Mrs. Mary Marsh of Newport, T
l., is enjoying her vacation on Mars
at hill, the guest of her sons Prot. A. I
ar and Edward Marsh.
N Mrs. Day Of bingham, Mass, hs
donated to the town library $50 mag,
u zines of which are: The New Englant
Cosmopolitan, The Popular Suienc
N monthly, Wide Awake and many OIL
e ers, also nearly one hundred papers
which the juvenile readers will EMO,
n We are grateful to all the kind donors
rive have received letter from C. A
II Batchelder of Fitchburg saying that Mis-
: Gillett's account was placed in his hand
by the publishers adjusting agency @
Boston and that he compromised wit
her and gave her receipt in full, bu