The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-01-14
SIMONSVILLE

f. II. Leonard has recovered from
his accident
Miss Annie shaw OF Lowell, Mass,
is guest of her aunt, Mrs, G. 7, FL.
bred.
Randall Amsden's children have
been i'll, att nd ID by DR.. j. A. Stew
enson,
Many Chester people passed here
en- route for Mt. Lake farm in London
donderry last week Wednesday eve,
ming.
c. M. Gutterson is at home from
Woodstock,
Nineteen of Our musical people had
a pleasant straw ride last Saturday eve
ming to attend the S. Londonderry sing.
ing school.
Rev. j. M. Ashton of Chester de.
livered an interesting discourse at the
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Smith visited friends in
Chester over Sunday.
The Simonsville correspondent
wishes all news tor the SITTER to be
presented to her before Wednesday
noon of each week.
O. d. Hutchins is not recovering his
health as soon as it was hoped.
Mrs. C. B. Chase, in the absence OF
H. |. Walker, conducted the Sunday
evening meeting in creditable man
ner.
A few friends of P. T. Marsh con
vened at his residence the evening Of
Jan. s. to celebrate in quiet name,
his birthday. The evening was much
enjoyed by all.
A record to be proud of: c. B
Chase's cows averaged s2S. 20 each fol
their milk at the cheese factory the pas
season. We would like to hear of 9th
ers, who have been as fortunate finan
cially.
Miss Jennie Chapman is teaching
good school this term here and all par
ents would enjoy visit in the schoo
room.
The Ladies Aid society will meet a
the residence of Mrs. c. P. Eldred Fri
day afternoon Jan. 81. The youn
people are invited in the evening. /
sale of fancy articles in the evenin
will be a pleasant part of the entertain
ment. 1t is hoped that large con
course of friends will meet there in tn
ev ening.
Ernest Smith gave the church pee
pie wood for the church which all az
pleciate. Saturday H. F. Wiggir
with saving machine, assisted by Sc,
en- men with five teams made the wooC
resound with merry converse and th
noise of axes, and a busy day was pas
ed.
Allen Dist let Pomona Grange me
with South Branch grange of Cheste
Wednesday Jan. 5. After partakin
of a bounliful dinner prepared by tn
sisters of South Branch, who are note
as adopts in the culinary department
the assembly were called to order by
Worthy Master, Colburn; after ordinf
ry grange work they voted to purchas
a set of regulation badges for the us
of the officers and seal for the use {
the Secratory. Voted to accept tn
invitation of brother E. Whitcomb t
meet with Springfield grange the fir;
Wednesday in March. The lecturer
hour was much enjoyed by few az
propriate words of welcome by siste
G. A. Virgins and ably responded
by worthy lecturer, Edward Viii
comb, Readings by sisters, Fuller, Ec
son, Warner and Eddy were very il
teresting. The Question:; How can
farmers life be made attractive to til
young people? The discussion was abb
portrayed by Messrs. H. F. Wiggil
OF this place, Greeley of Chester, Row
ell of Industrial and Cutler of 5priny
field and others joining with interestin
remarks. All voted pleasing an
| instructive meeting, grange closed
. form at 4 o'clock.
F. |. Graves had the misfortune
: injure his hand sSite badly Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Warner is stopping
Chester at Edmund Batchelder's.
Sidney Carlton was quite sick la
week with la grippe; is convalescel
now.
Surprises are now the order of til
day. In the evening Of Jan. Z, nea
ly fifty friends and schoolmates assen
bled at the home of VIII Micott an
reminded him that the occasion was t
celebrate his nineteenth birthday. Th
evening was enjoyed listening to beat
tiful music by numerous vocalisls an
organists and the food displayed th