The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-10-28
EAST DORSET.

puiluhi hao buuSHJ Out III, w. HleW'
art of Wallingford, in doors and out,
a somewhat valuable property and is
about moving there, where his son,
Herod, will make his debut as medi
cal practitioner or pain killer. Stew
art goes to Los Angeles, Cal,
To the same city also goes Harry
f. Grout, only son of our Stephen
Grout, with Mrs, Grout and her aged
aunt. They left late Saturday noon
and expect to reach their journeys
end next Thursday. Harry lately
married a very pretty and sweet
young lady, Miss Vida Billings Of
Rutland, her only fault being that she
had some twenty or thirty thousand
dollars.
A Mr.. Roberts Of Troy, N. Y,
has moved into the Sally Williams
place, vacated by Michael Pickett.
Clark Wil6ins has moved into
James Quigley's house.
Dir. John /. Cochran has gone to
bennington where he will exhibit his
Nj. ID. sign and make his debut. He
is q graduate of Harvard and of the
medical department Of Virginia Uni
versity, and has had a years hospital
practice in New York. Both he and
DR.. Herold Buffun are worthy young
men Of good habits, good ability and
OF high standing in their preparatory
studies. There is therefore high hope
and expectation that, like the pro-
prietary ''pain-killer' they will "work
like charm"
John Griffith was seen last week
with two foxes coiied about him
Four in all have forgot their cunning.
Deer not any.
DR.. Bartlett lately returned from
the happy hunting grounds on the
coast of raging lake Champlain with
two young coons aud four ducks, the
produce of wild ducks eggs.
Sad news that, the death of Ralph
jameson of this place, in Saturdays
Rutland Herald. He was A and
leaves a wife and five children He
had worked at the Freedley quarry
continuously for years and up to
Wednesday night Of last week and
died in Rutland Friday morning.
Earl Andrus of Wisconsin, son of
Robinson Andrus, is visiting here.
Also Dclmar Vail, former resident,
but now a United States consul some
where, place not remembered.
"The Semi Monthly Grand Army
Advocate and Woman's Relief Corps
Magazine" of Des Moiues, Ia, Oc-
tober /, 1898, has an obituary notice
If John Sumner Williams, who died
in his home in Rescue Saunders
county, Nebraska, Sept. ID, 1898,
aged IS years, 3 months and 10 days,
leaving a wife and four children, one
son and three daughters. The Will
liams family lived for time at
Whites sawmill on the DeelfielG rivel
ia Stratton, known as Torrey's mill
ia log cabin times and now as CIRCUITS
MIL. From there they moved to q
| little south of the Abel Est9brook
lplace where Henry Forester now
lives. There Sumner Williams, fol
so he was called, became acquainted
with and married, December Z, 1913.
very happily, Miss Czariua A., q
young and charming daughter Of John
n G!azier, Esq and sister of the
now favorably and somewhat widely
known Rev. Newton N. Glazier
The young couple lived for time
near Lyons saw mill i'll West ia
maica aud after nine years of married
life moved to Iowa and subsequent.
| ~ to Nebraska. Mr.. Williams had
a masculine physique and wiling
hands and pfospercd from the fruit.
age of mis- broad acres and became 8
man among the meu 10 his far west
err home. He was for many years
justice OF the peace and postmaster
fifteen years. OF course he was
converted +" No one who married
] a Glazier Of that family could fail OF
| the anxious seat, conviction, CONVEX.
sion and church membership. The
whole family were born, rockabyed.
lulabyed and hushabyed IN the box
oiogy. So naturally enough Mr..
Williams was for many years sunday
School Superintendent. And he
'skept step to the music Of the Union"
He was member of Co. e, 18th
Iowa Infantry in our civil conflict.
When Miles Standish was banker
ing to court Priscilla Mulens, bu,
dare not being more afraid Of her
than of the Indians, lie sent John
Alden to court for him. During that
agency the lovely and bewitching