The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-27
SIMONSVILLE,

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f. f. Fuller visited relatives in
Springfield the first of the week.
Warren Haseltne was in town Sun
day from Londonderry.
Mrs. Emma Forbes and Mrs, Car
rie Smith recently called on friends
here.
Miss Eta Virgins was at home
from Grafton the first of the week.
Albert Spaulding of Springfield re-
Gently visited Everett Powers.
H. f. Virgins and wife took
carriage ride to Springfield the first
of the week.
George Hall of Ludlow was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Pow
ers, Saturday.
Miss Cora and Norris Haseltine
are visiting relatives here.
Henry Howe of New York, ma
tive of this town, called on friends
here last week Thursday.
Judge Hayden and Miss Addie
Gillette of Fitchburg recently were
guests of her sister, Mrs. Everett
Powers.
[Why did not Miss Gillette come
over this way and see her friends !?
The SITTER would have been delight
ed to have received call from her,
accompanied with seven or eight dol
lars due upon subscription. Editor.
Bertha Virgins of Walpole Is Wis
iting her uncle, H. r. Virgins.
Allie Graves has recedtly been i'll,
is now convalescent.
The Sunday School will be reor-
ganized next Sunday. A cordial in
vitation is extended to those who are
not members to become such at this
the beginning of new year of work.
Mrs. George Cutler, who has been
aiding in taking care of her grand
father, Francis Putnam Fuller, eleven
weeks, returned to her home in
Springfield the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Belden of
South Londonderry visited her father,
c.. B. Chase, last week.
Miss Moffat has been the guest of
her friend, Miss Abbie Billings, and
was entertained by Mrs. Charles
Slate. Miss Moffat addressed the
people at the church last week Thurs
day evening.
The guests of Mrs. Hattie Girls
void of No. Wiudham attended
church here last Sabbath.
Miss Mary Sawyer, a tutoress in
the W. L. Seminary at Oxford,
Ohio, has been the guest of her
brother, James Sawyer, and is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie Weed
en-, in Rockingham.
Morris Dimick and wife of West
Windsor recently made u brief visil
at ID. S. Dinick's.
The lawn party at John Sabin's
last week Wednesday evening was
enjoyed by quite large assembly
The ice-cream supper delighted th,
young members present. Ten dollars
profit were realized.
During the mouth of May the ST.
monsvile cheese factory paid its pa
irons II cents for 100 pounds of mills
and in June Il 80 cents for tn,
same amount.
| Rev. Elmer Pember of Bangor
who resided in this place many years
ago, visited here recently.
The books donated to the town Ii
brary by Henry G. Peabody. anc
, friends and the Mcclure Library
Pittsford, Vt, Mrs A. r. Marsl
and The First Parish, Cambridge
Mass have been classified and arr
ready for perusal. There are more
than ninety volumes; historical, edu
cational, biographical, juvenile, poems
etc, which will interest all our read
ers. We feel that we are favored
as we now have 300 volumes in the
two libraries and magazines, papers
We again extend our thanks to The
generous donors.
ne DOUkS arr many We nave utit,
The best Of authors too,
knowledge is power" we learn eacl
year,
Come friends and read them through.
| We were greved to hear of tht
sudden decease of our worthy towns
man, Judge Henry j. Parker al
Woodstock last week Thursday night
while attending to official duties.
He had been quite an influential man
and had held miny positions of trus
In his decease the town moHrns, fol
he was an efficient citizen, a kind
neighpor and friend. "In the midst
of life is death" We know not how
soon the messenger will come for rs
we know not what the morrow vii!