The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-12-31
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SIMONSVILLE

1 Ss A'As >suttShooh ANtuIuCu AsIOuudy
to Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Chase enjoyed
Christmas day with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Briscoe, in Proctorsville.
Calvin Eldred Jr., is having holi.
day vacation with relatives in Lowell,
Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Fuller enjoyed
a bountiful repast Christmas day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Bryant in Yves
ton.
Mrs. Ransom Rhoades of Windham
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Arba
Amsden.
Randall Amsden and two men have
completed the job of drawing the mill
yard logs to Chester.
P. T. Marsh had Christmas tree at
his residence Saturday afternoon. Geo.
Stickney and wife and two children of
Rockingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Marsh and one child of Marsh Hill
were present. The afternoon was en-
joyed by all present.
G. I. Simmons and family received
some quite handsome presents from his
relatives in England Christmas.
Friends on England's shore,
Though scattered wide
Forget friends no more
This Christmas tide.
One woman in this locality wishes
to express her many thanks to the do.
nor of her precious gift Santa claus j,
through the columns Of the press.
A Happy New Year to the SITTER
and all the contributors to the same
aud 10 those, who conclude in '9S to
add their names to its list of subscribers.
The SITTER is an advocate of freedom
and independence and has a mind that
is not influenced by bigotry or political
antagonism.
The residence of Mrs. j. D. Clark
is beautifully decorated with a large
variety of flowers aud oil, who admire
the beauties of nature, would enjoy
visit to her Andover home.
c. 7. Simmons and family ate their
Christmas dinner at William Smiths,
The sweets were we'll enjoyed by the
children.
"Sweets to the sweet" Matte can
fathom tor you the mysteries of this ex.
preston.
A new port, Fred Amsden safely an.
chored at in the state of Rhode Island
and will enjoy the holidays with one of
Little Rhody's' daughters.
George Stickney, wife and two chill.
dren returned Sunday to their home
in Rockingham.
Orrin Smith was at home from Wal.
pole Christmas.
Mrs E. d. Marsh returned Mon.
day to her home in Boston; having en-.
joyed Christmas on Marsh hill with
Mrs. Henry Marsh.
Prof A. R. Marsh of Cambridge,
Mass, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Thornton; E. d. Marsh of Boston, a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marsh,
will return this week to their homes.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Stearns and son,
Ralph, Of Northampton, Macs, who
have been entertained by Mrs. A. A.
Hutchinson, return to their home Fri.
day.
"Prof" Davis enjoys joke and the
young people who live until April first
will have the pleasure of witnessing the
joke of the season.
Nelson Dewmaw Jr., twelve years
of age, made and presented to the chill
dren eighteen fancy candy baskets
Christmas for which we wish to extend
our thanks for his thoughtfulness. The
baskets are skilfully made.
Saturday evening the Christmas en-
tertainment at the church was much
enjoyed by nearly one hundred people.
The trees were very showily trimmed
and were the prettiest trees that ever
were decorated for an entertainment
here, extending in height from the
floor to the ceiling of the church. The
program an interestering one. The
Simonsville Dramatic Club did their
work in an admirable manner for The
benefit of the Sunday School. The
Ladies Aid society furnished the sup
per which was one OF the best. Pro
ceeds from supper SIS. 90.
A stray lamb can be found at the
residence of John Sabin.
Mrs Mary Bird HARRISBURG pa soys