The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-10-14
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mass, who has been visiting at Fred
D. Giddings' on Maple street, has
returned.
Ray W. Utley of Greenfield, Mass,
is visiting his parents, M. W. Utley
and wife.
Frank BATHS Of Boston, Mass,
who has been visiting Levi Pond at
Manchester Depot, has returned.
he was 10 the United States navy
for five years and was on the auxil-
larry cruiser Harvard which was
stationed at San Diego during the
recent war with Spain.
Fred W. Cook, who is attending
the present session OF the legislature
as representative from this town,
spent the Sabbath with his family.
Arthur Bolster of Bondville, for
merly of this place, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Lester Reed.
The Manchester Cheese association
are receiving $500 lbs. Of milk day
at the factory. The factory received
the most milk last Tuesday Of any
day this summer. The last order of
cheese brought 8 1-2c in the Boston
market.
Bonesteel Bros have copy of the
New York Herald printed on the day
preceding the assassination of presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln, April Is,
1865. The paper is supposed to be
valuable.
A party from here took dinner al
the Franklin house, Argyle, Sunday
Potatoes are selling for 40c bush
ell. Eggs are worth zoe dozen and
are very scarce.
A. l.. Wetherell, Michel Smith
and Charles Capen of Bondville were
in town Monday.
Miss Clara Chamberlain of this
village has been appointed librarian
at the Mark Skinner library at Man
chester.
Burr and Burton Seminary has 6;
) students.
w. H. Fullerton went to Troy, N
Y, Monday on business.
: Irving Waite OF Rutland, who has
been visiting friends in town, has re-
turned.
Joseph Lugene and wife are visit
Ing friends in Massachusetts.
Willard B. Merlin OF Newfane
formerly of this town, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Charles Hosley, at Man
chester Depot.
H. Larkin Adams has returned
from Brandon where he has been TO
several days.
j. H. Lawrence is at work at Per,
for month.
S. L. Griffith of Dandy has thu
contract to furnish $4,000 feet o
lumber for o. P. Blacks new BARI
at North Rupert.
Clifford Gilmore's horse, Cheste
g., is entered in the 2:26 race a
Rutland.
John A. Botsford of this village i
playing left half back on the RUTLAND
Institute football team. The play
ing of Botsford in the University o
q Vermont Institute game at Burling
ton was especially fine.
D David Walker of this place has Sc
;. cured an increase in his pension AM
about $500. back pay.
Mrs. Elisha Barrett and Mis-
. Emile and Master Henry Barrett o
s Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting q
Moses Barrett's on Main street.
# Robert Reuben and family of Ne,
!. York, who .have been spending tn
h summer in this village, returned Wed
j. nesday.
George Shnville and wife of Fai
;. Haven, who have been visiting at G
!. R. Ames' on Maple street, have re
i turned,
Mrs. Charles R. Ames is visiting
K friends in Rutland and Fair Haven
i; Miss Edith Corbett of Bennington
); is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. S
Y Childs Of Manchester Depot.
Mrs. Ellis B. Taylor is visitln,
friends in Florence, this state.
+ Bert Richardson is confined to tb
D house with the measles.
!, James Bentley has moved his hal
ness shop from Bundy's block to- 7,
! room in his house. II
C. V. Whitman of New York CITY
: formerly of this town, is spendin,
: some time with his father, o. o
Whitman.
: Charles S. Reed and wife of Ben
nington visited at F. D. Gliding
on Wednesday of last week
Miss Mabel Clemens is visitiu,
friends 10 Rupert.
George M. Wall of East no~se
!, was in our village Tuesday on bust