The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-07-08
sIMONSvILLE

| iioStHou Lay, 6"Ss' Va W."
Marsh, has returned to his home in
bingham, Mass.
Relatives of Mrs. John Sabin have
returned to their homes in Akron, 0.
Prof. A. r. Marsh of Cambridge
Mass. and E. d. Marsh of Boston
have arrived at their summer home at
Markham Manor.
Miss Sarah Wooley of Grafton closed
her school on Howard hill Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Virgins recent
ly entertained his brother, Frank and
wife of Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stearns and son,
Ralph, of Northampton, Mass, are Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. d. F. Davis in
Londonderry and grandmother, Mrs.
A. A. Hutchinson, in this place.
H. F. Virgins and wife, George
Warner and wife attended the funeral
of Mr.. Virgins brother, Charles, in
Poplar Dungeon Tuesday of last week.
Charles Virgins lived in this place
when youth.
F. F. Fuller enjoyed bicycle trip
to Ludlow and attended the celebration
at Cavendish Monday.
Adm Haseltine of New York city is
visiting his mother, sisters and brothers
during his brief vacation.
Mrs. Fred Briscoe and Miss Fanny
Haseltne returned Monday from their
pleasant trip to Proctorsville.
Mrs. Fred Stearns and son expect to
visit relatives in Rutland the last of
this week.
The lawn party at F. J. Micott's
was much enjoyed by large concourse
of friends. The sale of cake and ice
cream amounted to S.. 90.
Duane Sheldon and two daughters,
Misses Eva and Eliza of Ludlow visited
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Fuller and F. E.
Fuller Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Sheldon is a native of this place, for
merly residing on the farm occupied by
Mr. Potter.
o. F. Fuller of Chester, who lived
many years on the farm now owned by
G. P. Eldred, called on his many
friends here Saturday accompanied by
his granddaughter, Miss Rachel Fuller
of Northampton, Mass
Duane Sheldon, two daughters and
F. E. Fuller enjoyed pleasure trip to
Lowell Lake Saturday and proved
themselves to be adopts in the fishing
business. Little Eliza caught the
largest fish.
Dea. Fl. |. Walker read an inter.
esting sermon Sunday morning at the
church to quite large congregation.
Archie Fuller of Springfield visited
his father, B. S. Fuller, Sunday, re.
turning to Springfield Monday.
Mrs. D. F. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lilley of Londonderry, and N.
R. Hutchinson gave Mrs. A. A.
Hutchinson a pleasant call Sunday.
Warren Haseltine of Manchester
Center, who has recently been in New
York city and Boston for brief vaca-
ton, called the first of the week to see
his mother, Mrs. E. M. Haseltine and
sister, Mrs. G. B. Chase.
Mrs. E. M, Haseltine is entertaining
her sons, Leroy w. and Edwin with
their families from Campello and
Mansfield, Mass. They will visit their
sister, Mrs. c. B. Chase.
Chauncey Beebe of Bellows Falls
enjoyed bicycle trip to this place re
Gently and was the guest of his brother,
II. M. Beebe. Mr.. Beebe formerly
lived in this place.
There will be a service next Sunday
morning at the church at 10:45 o'clock.
Sunday evening Mrs. F. J. Micott
conducted the service at the church.
Miss Nellie Dunbar and F. H.
Leonard enjoyed bicycle trip to her
home in East Jamaica returning Sun
day evening.
Geo. Warner is at work during the
haying season for Henry Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Edison Of
Windham gave her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orrin Hubbard, a call the
Fourth.
The Fourth was observed here by
the booming of the cannon and as an
appreciation Of sampson's victory. In
the evening few neighbors assembled
at the residence of Col. H. O. Peabody
and witnessed grand display of fire,
works. Three balloon ascensions were
an interesting part of the fireworks.
Many thanks are extended to Mr.
Peabod y fol his patriotic thoughtful
ness for the benefit of the spectators
AT Markham Manor Saturday evening
Uncle Sam figured prominently in the
fireworks. Simonsvile has the spirit