The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-10-08
Messrs Pollard Il Abbott of Chester

rectly too, that
The early riser,
May see the suns first rays;
But tits the constant advertiser
Who gets the wealth, these days.
O. C. Halls horse took fright Mon.
day while at the creamery station an
ran a short distance spilling Hall and
milk and damaging the wagon. Mr..
Hall had driven up to the station and
was preparing to deliver his milk
when his dog, that was quietly rest
ing under the wagon was attacked by
another canine which brought about
a fight in, around and among the
horses legs. 1t was doggish piece
of business and cost Mr.. Hall the
loss of his milk and several dollars to
make things as good as new.
Conductor Severance was laid off
yesterday all on account of little
difficulty he had with a tooth. The
molar wanted to ache, the conductor
objected and there an irrepressible
conflict ensued which resulted In the
latter taking to bed to make up the
loss of sleep caused by two-night's
battle with The aforesaid tooth.
VIM. A. Shattuck is about complet.
ing extensive repairs on his resident
property, including an overhauling Of
the barn and the repainting of house
and barn. This is one of the pretty
village places and always looks slick
and tidy.
The advance agent of the AL Martz
show, w. G. Archer, has arrived and
decorated our city with attractive ad
vertising and refers the public, to any
one who has ever seen their celebrated
company. All unite in singing their
praises for the glorious Martz show
that has rolled triumphally onward
for the past 81 years and visits us
Wednesday, OF. 13. Advance tick.
cts at Landmarks.
DR.. j. Frazer Barbrick, the Boston
specialist, who has visited this place
several times, made us his last call
Monday, until spring. We under
stand that the doctor meets with con
siderable success in Vermont, and
will continue his visits in the spring.
H. l.. Bosworth and wife of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of the
Peabody House. Mr.. Bosworth, like
the ancient Nimrod, is mighty hun
ter and comes to Vermont to enjoy
the sport. This is his second trip to
this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Walker re-
turned from Lake Pleasant Saturday
they 60 to Cuttingsville tomorrow
to remain few days after which
they will lie at home Mr.. Walker
is magnetic physician and has had
n rorx, cful coooon
Herbert Evans of Townshend, ac-
companied by two friends from Mer-
iden, Conn. came up this week for a
days hunting. Their game will go
down as soon as an extra freight
traiu can be provided.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r Aldrich, who was very sick a
few weeks ago and had nearly recov-
cred, is suffering relapse.
Mrs. j. X. Hall, who for six years
has been confined to the house, got
out Tuesday and rode to o. G. Halls
and enjoyed a pleasant days visit.
Lawyer Cudworth is receiving a
visit from his mother, Mrs. G. E.
Morse of Newfane, and an uncle, P.
F. Simmonds of Easthampton, Mass.
The S. Londonderry and Jamaica
base ball teams played close game
at Bondville Saturday, the score
standing II to 13 in favor of the Ja-
maica team.
L. X. Barrus has completed an ex
tensive job of reshingling, going over
the entire Allbee residence, barn and
porches, etc.
Merchant Smith tells you this week
in our advertising columns how to
get good suit Of clothes.
Landlord Davis will give harvest
dance and supper one week from this
evening, the 18th.
Druggist Smith and daughter, Mrs
NJ. Severence, visited Newfane Mon
day.
R. S. Clayton is repainting his
residence.
Marry me soon Charlie and get
your wedding suit at Smiths.
c.. A. Whitman and wife of Ad-
ans, Mass, are making a brief visit
with their SO. Londonderry friends.
Rrnling sores, indolent ulcers and sim
liar troubles, even though of many
, years standing, may BIS cured by using
Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t soothes
, strengthens and heals. 1t is the great