The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-08-06
Our Neighbors
What They ARE Doing-Brieflyr Told by
the sifter's Intelligent starr OF
Correspondents.
LONDONDERRY.

'"NN' A"o uays nave passed anu
no rain has fallen, A few loads of hay
have been secured in good condition.
Mrs. Mary Larabee returned home
Monday from Auburn, r. l., where
she has been stopping through the win.
ter and spring.
Mrs. Lizzie Whitney and daughter
from Arlington are at H. A. Hay.
wards.
Clark Newell and son from Tx.
bridge, Mass, and Mrs. Barnard and
son from Troy, N. H., were in town to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Lawrence.
Nellie Howard and Miss Blanche
from Charlestown are with Mrs. Eta
Howard for few weeks.
Ernest Walker, Ray Utley and
Bernice Davis of Manchester were in
town over Sunday.
Fifty-tour sat down at the tables
Thursday afternoon at the society, en-.
tertained by Mrs. w. F. and Mrs.
Emma Sutton. 1t has been often re-
marked, by people from other towns
that no place in the vicinity, of its size,
could get out such large numbers to
the fortnightly meetings. If you wish
to know we accomplish this be with us
and enjoy one of these gatherings and
you will readily understand our meth
DDS. After counting the proceeds of
the afternoon We found six dollars and
fifteen cents had been added to our
fund. Our kind, thoughtful friend
Mr. Gibson, again remembered ms and
Mrs. Mattocks. The society is indebt.
eel to both these persons for many sub.
stantial reminders of their interest in
our cause. The society wishes to ex.
tend their thanks and hopes their in
terest may continue undated.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, widow of the
late Horatio Lawrence, quietly and
peacefully entered into the life beyond,
Saturday morning, aged 80 years and
III months and q days. Although
the storms aid sunshine of more than
four score years had passed over her
head she retained her strength and
mental faculties wonderfully, being a.
BILE to manage and assist in the affairs Of
her household until about three weeks
before her death. Three children are
left to mourn for the parent departed
that had gladdened their lives so
many years, Mrs. A. A. Hayward of
this village and a son and daughter
that always remained at home. In
the home circle she will be especially
missed and by many personal friends.
Funeral services were held from her
home Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
W. 4. Curtis of Granville, N. Y,
and Rev. F. E. Frasee, resident.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Stowell, who
went to Manchester, N. H., last fall to
spend the winter have not returned to
their home here. We learn it is on
account of Mr.. Stowelps poor health.
Mrs. Laura jenkins and her mother,
Mrs. Derby from S. Londonderry
visited with friends here last week.
Mrs Eva Lacore from Northampton,
Mass, is stopping with her mother,
Mrs. Dove, for while.
Aunt Clara Wyman has been very
feeble for long time and although
she is In her ninety second year. she is
gaining and is now able to sit in her
chair the most Of the day. She is still
with her daughter, Mrs. Maria Dove.
A seemingly mistake was made in
the item last week in regard to the
flowers that we're contrib uted at the fu-
neral of Mrs. Josiah Crapo The
whole praise heing given to Mr.. F. E.
Frazee and Miss Lura Walker, while
several others were as willing and help.
full among them being, Mrs. Emma
Howard, who contributed flowers in
profusion and Miss Jessie Garfield
made a lovely pillow with the word
"mother" in the center.
E. L. jenkins of Waterbury, Conn.
and his sister, Mrs. p. N. Orion Of
Housatonic, Mass, started for their
homes last Saturday going by the way
Of Manchester where they stopped with
their brother, A. l.. Jenkins and fam.
lily for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Taylor from
Brookline, Mass, are stopping at their
summer residence here for a short time.
After several weeks stay in Maiden,
Mass, Mrs. Geo. Dodge has again re.
turned to her home accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. james Corey.
Augustus Carey and son from Chica-
go called at Arson Parker's Monday.
Mrs. Mary Reed, who has been con.
fined to her room for long time does
not gain as we could wish. Miss Jes.
sic Garfield is caring for her.
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