The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-06-10
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Miss Anna Riley of North Ben
nington is visiting Mrs, Charles B.
Carleton,
Miss Mary Kelley of Bennington
is visiting her mother, Mrs. N. j.
Kelley of Manchester Depot.
w. H. Fullerton is at HardNick
for few days.
E. 0. Winshlp of Burlington is in
town for few days.
Herman Conner of Montreal, Can,
who has been visiting friends in town
has returned home.
Mrs. Laura Taylor of Park avenue
is visiting Mrs. Fanny Taylor of
Bennington,
Leonard Pettibone, A. B. Conner,
j. NJ. Bourn, Fred Wright, Bert
Pettibone, William Taylor and Fred
Taylor who have been at ROCKVILLE
fishing have returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Reed and daughter
Jennie of Chicago, ILL.,, who have
been visiting friends in town went
Monday to Massachusetts for visit.
Fred Wright has the contract for
painting Mark l.. Manley's house on
Harrison avenue.
G. M. Wall of East Dorset was
in town Monday on business.
The Grand Chapter, O. E. D !,
will meet at Springfield, June 8.
Mrs. A. b. Conner, Mrs. j. C.
Blackmer and George O Woodcock
and wife will attend from this village.
Mrs. r. II. Linsey and Mrs.
Jerome Gleason will represent the
local W. r G. at the department
meeting which meets at Burlington
this week. The regular meeting of
the w. r G. will be held Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. s. ChiIds of Bennington
is visiting friends in town.
NJ. b. Roberts and wife of Pawiet
who have been visiting Mrs. ii. S.
King. have returned home.
Parker Baldwin has finished school
at the Albany Business College and
returned home
John Paige and Robert Amidon
have gone on a bicycle trip to Towns
bend.
William Lilley of Peru visited at
Chas Smiths Sunday.
+. G. Hall Of North Hartford is
visiting at Milo Halls on North St.
Arthur b. Jameson of Orange,
Mass, is visiting his grandfather,
Byron jameson.
Miss Mary rhayer has returned
from Fall River Mass, where she
has been visiting Mrs. David Beattie.
Commencing June l, the Sunday
evening services at the different
churches in town will begin at half
past seven o'clock.
Mrs. G. Colwell of New York is
spending the summer at George Cd
berts.
Charles Hosley was in East Dor
set Tuesday
F. j. Wade and P. S. Sawyer of
Rutland were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Welcome Allen of North
street has returned from a visit with
friends in Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Folsom of Brooklyn,
n. T., is visiting her father, Samuel
Folsom.
Charles Carleton has purchased the
old shed on !the tannery property
and will make it over into barn.
The electric lights now run from
seven O'Clock until midnight.
Peter Snyder, Charles Kent, f.
". Barrows and Henry Kent of
Dorset have been in town recently.
NJ. l.. Pettibone shipped $50 doz-
en- hard wood tables to the Great
Northern Tea Company of New York
Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Conner visited
| friends in Rutland Tuesday.
/ Miss Maud Matlison returned Fri.
day from Worcester, Mass, where she
has been visitins her brother Vincent.
Stephen Houghton Is in Londor der
ry for few days.
Mrs. Orlando Bourn who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oscar Madison,
of North Bennington has returned
home.
Edward Hicks is a, work for M. j.
Convey on his farm.
Owen Hanlon of South Dorset, who
has been at work at Great harrington,
Mass, Tor long time past, has finished
work and returned home.
| Miss Fannie Dean has returned
from Conneaut, Ohio, where she has
been visiting her aunt.
Rev Geo q Rruce of Perm nreacb.