The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-08
SIMONSVILLE.

daughter, Mrs. j. 0. Sawyer, has re.
Gently been quite i'll.
A. g. Hutchinson and wife of Ches-
ter visited friends in town last Sunday.
Willie Micott is attending school in
Holyoke, Mass,
j. w. Haseltine, our Town Clerk,
is suffering with rheumatism.
N. r. Hutchinson attended the L.
o. 0. F. meeting at Chester Monday
evening.
Mrs. c. M. Gutterson was sick par
of last week; is now convalescent.
There are no new cases of scarlet fe-
yer that we have heard of.
Mrs. Elmer Dimick has been quite
ill recently.
B. S. Fuller went to Springfield
Wednesday to see his daughter who Is
sick.
Warren Haseltine, formerly of this
place, has purcashed the stage route
from Londonderry to Manchester De.
pot.
Charles Hubbard and wife of Wal
pole, N. H., were the guests Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hubbard,
ecently.
Prot. A. r. Marsh and Edward
Marsh returned recently to their homes
i'll Cambridge and Boston.
Our school commenced again We'd
nesday after one week vacation on ac-
count of scarlet fever.
Francis Palmer of Grafton, who is
teaching in Weston, was pleasantly
entertained at G. S. Leonard's a few
days recently and visited his sister:
Miss Abbie Palmer, who is boarding
there and teaching our school.
Miss Abbie Billings, the Evangelist
speaker, has prayer meetings at the
church this week. She will preach at
the church during the winter each Sab
bath.
Miss Stella Fuller was at home from
Springfield Friday and Saturday, re-
turned there with her brother, Arthur
Sunday. Arthur has worked in Mr..
Holman's grocery store nearly one
year.
The best authorities in medical
science claim this in regard TO scarlet
fever: The disease may develop in
from three hours to seven DAYS and
that infection may occur at any stage
OF the disease before or after desquama-
ton has commenced. The germs of
the disease may be carried for weeks
and months in clothing, providing the
clothing is not properly disinfected.
F. O. Fuller and Mrs. A. M. Stan.
nard went to Rutland Wednesday to
remain part of the winter with A. P,
Fuller.
Mrs. E. M. Haseltine and daughter
Fanny, are expected home from Cam
pello, Mass, this week.
Remember Wednesday evening,
Jan. Ii, at 6 O'Clock. An entertain.
ment at the church will be given by
Mrs. W. F. Mixer of Brattleboro
who is a fine elocutionist, She recites
her pieces in a pleasing manner and all
will be delighted with her talent. We
would like to see large audience pre-. |
sent, to listen to the recital and par-
take OF the chicken pie. Admission
III cents. Supper for large eaters is
10 cents; small eaters one dime. The
will be given to Rev. Mr..
Harper, our former pastor, to pay the
residue OF his salary while assiduously
i
dong bis work in this place. Supper
Will continue from to 5 o'clock.
Friends, the chicken pie will increase
your appetite If you eat no supper at
home. Entertainment commence at
5 o'clock.
Your former correspondent in this
place, who has faithfully done her du-
" eleven years, has resigned and it is
hoped that the new correspondent will
bill the position in satisfactory manner.
Fred Mullen returned Tuesday to
Middlebury after few weeks soiourn
With his brother, John Peabody.
c. A. Peabody has sold an evapora-
or to E. d. Marsh. Mr.. Marsh has
he best sugar orchard in town.
Cassie Eldred returned this week
rom Lowell, Mass, where he visited
'elatives.
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