The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-04-30

alum and all I, rms of adute alton common to
the cheap brands,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. New York.
founda lynx frozen to death in de-
serted shantee. Apparently he had
been shut in, in some unaccountab BILE
way, and starved.
AS late as April 10, full logging
trips were made by the team of Nj.
j. Hapgood from his Wait lot, a
mile and half distant from the mill.
That day one of the teams drew four
loads of lumber to the top and four
loads of logs back, the best record of
the season. This is the best locality
for logging in the parts since there
are no drifting places and the early
and late SHOWS hold on.
William Tobin, who has had job
of hauling thirteen thousand logs
picked up and left one morning with
three thousand logs left in the woods,
and his men largely in arrears.
Howard Darsey, teacher in the
Ludlow High School, and member
of Middlebury College, has been
spending his vacation running the
edger in the mill, in order to increase
his funds for pursuing his studies.
Good grit that.
Although deer were unusually
plenty last fall no sign of their yard
ing place has been found.
The Peru Lumber Co. were una
BILE to haul large amount of their
logs, yarded above the den this win
ter.
Don Wyman has left the boarding
house and it is now run by the owner
of the mill. Mr.. Hapgood, who de-
string to give the feminine portion OF
bis family chance to fish when they
visit the locality, finds it necessary to
post the brooks above his mill. He
trusts that no offense will be taken
and this small reserve be respected.
A road constructed wholly of slabs
has been built from the mill to the
highway, affording easy locomotive at
all seasons. The Rutland Co. road
commissioners are called on to exam
inc the main highway, leading to the
mill. A condition of affairs exist in
the management of Mt Tabor town
affairs beyond all comprehension
Under the one man power, hundreds
of dollars are paid out upon roads tc
benefit a certain individual while Other
of the heaviest taxpayers are left tc
wallow in the mud. Nearly $25CC
WAS spent last year under dictation,
by the road commissioner while there
are only nineteen miles of highway in
the town. And yet part of the roads
most used are utterly neglected, and
the main road across the mountain
has not been broken out once this
winter. And to cap the climax the
same party who is tearing to pieces
the roads of Peru, Landgrove and
Londonderry by his early and late
travel complained because the Mt
Tabor roads were used by loaded
teams last October.
Teams will soon begin hauling lum-
Der and bark to Dandy and their daily
communication will be opened with
the outside world. Half way down
to the depot they will pass the ham
let and post Office called Griffith. II
In need of supplies they can there
obtain them at the following rates as
last reported, by a resident. Flour
$3.50, Potatoes 10. Butter 80, Eggs
20, Kerosene %, Sugar .0S. This
store should command large trade
from surrounding towns and places
In fact we are Informed that there is
a perfect crush there to get the ben.
eft of their low rates As only five
cents hundred is paid for hauling
from the depot it is easily explained
how such low prices can be given, sc
great is the opportunity given to the
public that we take the liberty of Civ.
ing this advertisement entirely free OF
charge. The ignorant foreigners
around this store are little aware OF
the privileges afforded them. Al
fS1 10 per day they ought to live like
kings even though they have large
families.
WEST TOWNSHENip