The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-10-21
lisy D., entered by Frank Bene

factories maze shipments OF cheese
from this station Monday. >.
The roads on the Peru turnpike
between this village and villages on
the other side of the mountain are re-
ported TO be in the best condition for
many years.
w. H. B. Quit of Troy, N. Y,
was in town Tuesday.
At the annual meeting of the Green
Mountain Telegraph company held
last Monday in Chester the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
G. l.. Wooley of Chester; Vice
Pres, c. w. Whitney of Peru; Sec. !,
A. c. Gibson of Londonderry au.
ditor; A. Williams, Saxtons River !;
general manager and treasurer, W.
E. l.. Walker of Grafton. The line
extends from this village to Chester
and is said to be on good financial
basis. The office of the company in
this village is in DR.. P. S. LOOMS
Office on Main street.
Reuben Clark of this village is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Emerson, of S. Londonderry.
Amos Wells of Manchester has
moved into Mrs. +. d. Adams ten
ement house, recently vacated by O..
o. Whitman.
P. G. Gilmore gathered from his
garden Monday cabbage weighing
20 lbs. and was so inches in circum-
ferance.
Peter McLoughlin Is in North
Adams, Mass, where he has posi-
ton.
Seymour Hopkins of Manchester
is at work for Walkers market.
Some miscreant broke one of the
large plate glass windows in the front
door of the Central Cash store and
one of the small windows in the store
formerly occupied by j. FL. Bone
steel Tuesday morning about three
O'Clock. Neither of the stores are
occupied at present and what any one
wanted in the stores is mystery.
Theodore Swift and wife of Man
chester were registered at the hotel,
Berwick, Rutland, Tuesday.
William H. Roberts and wife were
in Rutland, Tuesday.
John c. Whippe of this village
visited his brother, Clark, of Rutland
on Wednesday.
A. C. Conner was in Rutland,
Tuesday.
Joseph W. Fowler has his new
house on Mckinley avenue nearly
enclosed. 1t will be one of the best
houses at Manchester Depot when il
| is finished.
Two cinnamon, Much In Lee anC
Wa. Su Chau of Rutland were in tow.
Tuesday with an idea of locating here
next spring. Patronize home, no
foreign industry.
! Business at Manchester Centr,
and Manchester Depot is improving
Connors' mill at Manchester Depo
are receiving many orders for Jumbo
from out of town parties. Bradley
patent butter box works have larg,
force of men at work in their factor,
aud the sales of their boxes hav,
greatly increased within year
Wooden spoons are one of thei
specialties. Ruleaus' package handl
works are another one of Manches
ter's new industries, started within
year. This company employs sever
al men and ships about 100000
handles a week. Pettibone's tabl
factory, who employ about eighteel
hands, have orders enough to kee
them running for long time. Thi
company will place several new spec
ialties upon the market soon. Covey'
single works at Manchester Depo
are selling many shingles to out Q
town parties. Trade is better tina
it was a year ago.
i Milton Walker, son of NJ. G
| Walker, was found drowned in th
Battenkil river near his home q
Manchester Depot, Tuesday morn
ing about two O'clock. Walker wa
I'LL with the measles and asked hi
nurse 10 get him drink of water
WHEN the nurse returned in a fe,
! minutes he was gone. A searchip
'Ipurty was organized, but with no sue
cess. Finally +. D. Giddings, VIII
has bloodhound was sent for. Whel
the dog was brought into the room b
Immediately took the scent and fol
{ lowed the track until he came to th
bank of the river, where he stoppe,
and would go no further. Mr.. Gid
dings and the Troy Times CORES
pondent waded about two-third
across the river where they found TIL