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

A few days of delightful weather.
Mrs. Ella Parker of Chester is visit
ing her sister, Mrs, Asa Warner.
The home of Mrs. Eta Howard is
being improved by receiving a coat of
paint.
T. w. Gibson and wife were at
home last week.
Clara Marden has returned to Mich
igan where she is attending school.
Earl Davis and Marion Gibson have
resumed their studies at Chester high
school and Miss Florence Hathorn at
Black River Academy.
There will be services at the church
Sunday morning at the usual hour,
Miss Barbour of Weston speaking.
Mrs. Lydia Hathorn and Willie re-
turned Monday form Ludlow where
they have been stopping in the family
of Col. r. E. Hathorn for a month.
Mrs. Emma Howard is in Towns
hend
Mrs. Eva Lacore and son returned
to Northampton Saturday.
Edith Carleton and Clyde Wright
are attending school at the South vii
lage.
Charles B. Stowell and wife of Hud-
son, Michigan have been visiting
friends and relatives in town. Mr..
Stowel spent his boyhood here but
for many years has resided in the
West. AT the present time he is May
or of the city of Hudson.
Uncle Ara Whitman had the mis-
fortune to fall from his chair Sunday
cutting quite cash in his forehead.
The sociabe at Mrs. A. A. Curtis
home was success in every way. No
more pleasant afternoon has ever oc-
Cured since the organization of the So
ciety. Forty-six partook of the re-
freshments provided and the treasury
was richer by five dollars. Sums Of
money were donated by A. A. Curtis
and wife and Mrs. Mary Larabee.
Surely we never were better prospered
and unto all that are interested suffi-
GENTLY to aid us we are truly grateful.
By deeds and acts we recognize the
fact that your interests are with home
Institutions
Twenty-Five Of Leon Aldrich's young
friends assembled at his home at Maple
Farm Aug. q, to celebrate his tenth
birthday. The afternoon was spent ii
playing games. The tables were spread
in the yard with cake, candy popcorn
balls and berries, % places were fillet
and merry time was had. Then they
were given a straw ride to their home
by A. M. Aldrich wishing Leon man,
happy returns Of the day.
A. M. Aldrich has bought the hill
pasture known as the Reed pasture 0
Warren Haseltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Pierce an,
daughter Florence of Springfield
Mass, spent last week at Maple Farm
with their parents and sister, Mrs. A
M. Aldrich.
There will be the usual preachin
service at Union Hall next Sunday Al
ternoon at one o'clock. Miss Austin
topic will be, ''The Power of Persona
ity."
Christian Union meeting at 1880.
There will be a Peanut Hunt {
Union hall, Tuesday eve Sept. 7, civ
en- by the young people. The ente
tainment will consist in illustrate
songs and living pictures by the littl
ones. A. M. Aldrich has kindly COZ
scented to manufacture candy at til
hall for sale. Cornballs, popcorn cal
dy and lemonade will be sold for +,
freshments at few cents each. A(
mission free. Come and enjoy plea
ant evening. Proceeds to be raise
for church purposes. Prizes will be .
warded to those finding the most pc;
nuts, and to the one finding the leas
1t will also be decided who owns tn
sofa pillow.
The U. I'll. II. Society will hold
five cent social at Union Hall, Fri
day eve Sept. 10. Supper will b
served from Z to $3.50, After whic
the young people will give an enter
tainment consisting of music ant
speaking assisted by Miss Fam,
Austin, reader.