The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-27
PERU.
Rain, rain, rain
Fishing alone is IN order.

Rain, rain, rain
Fishing alone is IN order.
Our new landlord is now in posses
sion and ready to serve the wants of
the public, having newly repaired the
premises.
Ira Walker has been under the
doctors care, also Miss Osgood at
M. j. Hapgood's.
Rev. Mr.. Worth, candidate for
permanent supply preached last Sab
bath. Rev. Mr.. Bruce supplied at
West Rutland.
A movement is afoot to suppress
the drainage of our trout brooks by
Sunday fishing. Let any one having
proof report to our grand juror at the
postoffice.
Our flags are out and up and Nc
Kinley flags, too. He should receive
the support of every candid, fair
minded person. Let his beraters
have the job of raising, equipping,
drilling and transporting to foreign
country an army of hundred thous-
and men and quite likely they would
soon be singing different tune. The
world never before witnessed a Ma
Mia victory and may never again.
The world at large, and the people of
the United States, and the people of
Vermont in particular, have the heart
lest confidence in the integrity and
ability of William Mckinley.
Deferred from last week.
The many unpleasant days prepares
us for the few pleasant ones.
Farmers are generally behind time
with their springs work.
Last Sabbath the church was literal
ly filled with hearers to Mr.. Bruce's
farwell sermon. Among those from
out of town were: George Thomson
from Landgrove, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
cock from Manchester, Katie Hewes
and her brother from Winhall. After
the A. M. services followed the reor'
ganizing of the S. S.
Rev. Charles Scott has recommended
a pastor to us who is'expected to supply
the pulpit next Sabbath.
Mrs. Elvira Priest is sorely afflicted
with inflammation of her eyes. She call
ed DR., Wilmington the first of the week
TO give them treatment.
M, J. Hapgood has returned home
from his trip to Boston, Mt. Holyoke
and other places which he visited.
Edna Burroughs of Manchester is
boarding at his grandfather's, Burkitt
Simonds, and attending the village
school.
Miss Jessie Farnum our superintepd
ant of schools, closed her school We'd
nesday to visit other schools officially.
The President of Stark monument
association with committee on site has
decided en- location for monument.
The place is in the field now owned by
R, [, Batchelder just west of the high
est elevation of road between NJ. B.
Lyons and the village or hotel. Ma
ture has prepared the spot by a solid
foundation of rock without the help of
man. More and still more may be
looked for in regard to the great day,
Aug. 9th. This lite selected for mon
ument i, thought to be very near the
exact route taken by Gen. John Stark.
Mrs. Maryetta Wallace visited rela
tives in Peru on her way from E. Dor
set to Weston. After spending a week
at her home in Weston, she will re-
turn to George Reeds to resume her
work as nurse for Mr.. Re DIS aged
aunt.
Miss Edna Batchelder came home
from Eastern Pa, this week where she
has spent the winter.
Ralph Bebee has moved to the
Chandler place. Mrs. Bebee's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reed, have come TO
make home with them for the pres
ent Mrs. Bebee works for Mrs. Ed
mund Batchelder.
r. |. Batchelder has completed his
improvements on the Bromley house
and moved there this week. Success
to our new Landlord.
w. j. Farnum has set over seven
hundred strawberry plants this spring
We think hereafter there will be no
apology for our travelling our meadow
grass or our neighbors.