The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-03-22
CHESTER.
Again this week has the reaper death

Again this week has the reaper death
been in our midst and called three OF
our citizsns from among us. Tuesday,
March IL, Mrs. Olive Boynton, who
has been declining for some months
past, passed to the other shore aged IS
The funeral services were from her late
home, Friday, March 18Th, Rev. Mr..
Wilson of the Universalist church Of
floating.
Mr.. Loring Bemis, whom we noted
last week as being very low, passed a
way Wednesday, March 18Th, and jim
ed the loved sou whose tuner al was lh.
preceding Sunday. He was buried
Friday the 18Th, Rev. Mr.. Wilson Of
floating. Mrs. Bemis is Frustrated by
her Double loss, SO soon following her
daughters aud sisters deaths, aud is
now sick herself.
Mr.. A. E. Meader, father of the
peddler Arthur Meader of this town,
died at his home on North st. the 10th.
He has been in poor health for several
years, was very old and the winter
proved too hard for him. A widow
survives him.
The body Of Mrs. Geo. Field was
brought here Thursday, from Proctor,
aud LAID to rest in our beautiful Hill
side cemetery. She is mourned by a
large circle of relatives here as well as
her own immediate family i'll Proctor.
At time when he eau i'll be spar, d
one OF our genial doctors, w. l.. Ha-
vens, is laid aside with scarlet fever.
he Is getting on as nicely as eau be
expected.
Mrs. Marcia Bailey lies very low a,
this writing, unconcious, with little if
any hopes f)r her recovery.
Dea. Henry Bund was seriously i'll
last week wi il heart trouble but is
| Improving niewhat.
Mrs. Albert Hall is also CRITICAL,
Ill at her hume Oh School ST., Mr.. Ira
Atwood OH Main st. aud Mr.. Jrsepn
| Marco at Mr.. Archer's are also quite
SICK at present besides ever SO many
| others convalescent or still sick wlh
the prevailing distemper.
Mrs. Alice A. Henry was in town
last week called here by the death OF
Mrs. Boynton.
Eigar B. Sa has entered the en-
ploy Of DR.. Cbas. Ray for time.
Arthur Abbott is moving from Graf
ton ST. to a tenement iu his fathers
house Oh W. Main ST.
School director Pierce called bit
of school meeting on the eve of the
l6 b ostensbly to ''reasou together. !"
The directors had concluded to discoE-
tinue the primary school in the Stearps
block and divide that class, sendi. g
part to Dis. No. 6 and a part to %.
A vote was taken electing Rv. Hurry
Croker, Rev. Henry L. Ballou al d
r v. }. O. Davis a committee to draw
a petition for the selectmen to call a
town meeting with al article in the
warning to see if the town will vote to
buy suitable piece of land somewhere
in or about South 81. aud erect thereon
new school house or in lieu thereof
to move the school house in No. 6 down
aud repair the same tor primary pur-
poses.
Darwin Dow has rented the Lorenzo
Wo'd place a. d will move thereon
/ eoon
Frank L Junkins, who has been the
, Ii smith here for several years, has
sold out the business to Mr.. Miller
who has been in his employ for several
months. Mr.. Miller will continue the
business
Ina, daughter of Dea. H. M. Guild,
has been home for few days recupel-
aling from throat trouble is somewhat
improved aud returned to Boston on
the Goth.
News has just reached US of the death
OF Warren Paine of SnokeshIre but no
particulars.