The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-09-24
SIMONSVILLE

' W "' A'"y hioh'oh VI oiNSo'Si,
Mass, YVES in town recently.
Mrs. Frank Belden of S. London.
derry is visiting her father, c. B.
Chase, this week.
A. P. Thornton recently visited
friends in Castletcn.
N. r. Hutchinson of Chester visit.
ed his MOTHER Mrs. A. A. Hutchin.
son, Friday to Monday.
Miss Abbie Palmer attended church
here last Sabbath from S. Londonderry.
Miss Abbie Billings spoke Sunday
at the Congregational church in Wes-
ton.
Miss Matte Chase of Akron, Ohio,
is the guest of Miss Matte Sabin.
Mrs. A. P. Thornton recently enter
tanned the Misses Burton's of Ludlow.
Fred Lovejoy OF Springfield attend.
ed church here last Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hesselton of
Proctorsville were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. Fuller.
B. S. Fuller went to Springfield
last week Friday, returning home Sat
urday, accompanied by his daughter,
Stella.
F. E. Fuller, one of our bicyclists,
enjoyed trip to Weston Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday.
F. H. Leonard took a carriage ride
to S. Londonderry last week Friday
and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Howe, Mrs. H. 0. Peabody, John
Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Leonard
accompanied by Miss Abbie Palmer,
took carriage ride to that place.
Mrs. G. S. Leonard recently enter.
tanned Mrs. j. p. Turner of Sherburne
and Miss Abbie Palmer of ). London.
derry.
The Sabbath School picnic last Sat
urday was much enjoyed. Miss Abbit
Palmer, a former tutoress here, wa.
present.
Guests at Mr.. and Mrs. O. d.
Hutchins' recently were: Warren G.
Bailey, travelling salesman anc
brother to Mrs. Hutchins, and II. w.
Brownell of Chester, nephew of Mr..
Hutchins.
F. H. Leonard went Tuesday Il
Wardsboro to work shaving scytht
sticks.
Frank H. Leonard of this place dona
ted to the town library last Monday
"The Intellectual Development of Eu
rope in two volumes; these are histor
ical works written by John William
Draper, M. d., L. L. D. Thes
books treat npon Greek Litera
ture, Philosophy in Italy and import
ant subjects. We extend our thank
to the donor. In both Libraries W
have ffty-two volumes of history.
F. E. Fuller expects to take bicy
Gle ride to Proctorsville the last of thi
week to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edward D. Marsh of Bos o
recently donated to the town librar
thirteen volumes of fiction, historical
educational and one book of Alic
Cary's poems, which the juvenile read
ers will enjoy. We thank her for he
choice selection and appreciate the fl
vor. In both libraries we now hav
316 volumes of very instructive an
interests G books.
The remains of George H. Mansu
OF Weston were brought here for il
terment' last Friday He was ma
who was respected by all who kne
him and his loss will be deeply felt b
his relatives and near friends. w
synpathize with the bereaved famil,
One more to join the circle on high,
Where partings are no more,
One more to meet in the bye and bye
The friends. who have gone before
) Miss Abbe Billings spoke to a yer
interested audience last Sunday morr
ing on the subject: "The Home Life,
which was earnestly portrayed wit
careful study. She spoke of the sui
roundings Of the home and herediter
conditions that has their causes and e
tects upon the juvenile minds; that it
essential to teach the youth the lesson
OF kindness, love, charity and goodnes
at the hearthstone if we wish to hav
honest, true, American citizens anon
the rising generation. The home
the place where the habits are forme
that will later make our girls and boy
noble or insincere people. She spok
OF Queen Victoria and the consecrate
life that she had lived. Her remark
were practical and will cause the think
ing mind to remember the lesso
taught by the Nazarene ITO love tn
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