The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1901-01-04
CHESTER.

P. R. Carlton has so tar recovered
from his recent illness as to he able to
get out on the street again. We are
glad to see him.
Mr.. Spaulding, our obliging painter,
is moving into Mrs. Maynard Burt's
house on Grafton street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt not coming back as previously re-.
ported. ~
Geo. H. Lovejoy has just returned
from business trip to Massachusetts.
The steam mill at the depot took
rest for several days the lease having
expired, but four of the six former
partners have again united and started
the steam once more underline leader
ship of V. j. Wood. Kendall and
Crandall resigned.
George Lovejoy's mill, which has
been silent since early summer, again
sends forth its shrill blast to arouse
drowsy sleeepers ON the first morn OF
the 10th century, and the busy hum Of
machinery again is heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott were
the recipients of a fine baby on ID, C.
18th. They bad spoken to Santa CLAUS
to bring boy but be was three days
late aud brous bit a.girl.
Mrs. James A. Pollard, spoken Of
last week as having received bad
fall dislocating her hip joint, was at
tackled with pneumonia aud died about
eleven o'clock the night of the 26th OF
Dec. Mrs. Pollard was very estima
BILE lady having no enemies and friend
to all. She leaves an aged husband,
Dea. j. A. Pollard and large family
Of grown up children. She was n
years old. The funeral was from her
late home Sunday, the 30tb, Rev.
Henry Croker officiating. Her re-
mains were inferred in Brookside GEM
etery.
The annual election If offi GERS in the
S. s. Of the Baptist church was held
last Sunday. They are as follows: Supr,
John Greenwood; l assistant, Harold
5. Amsden, 2 assistant, Frank d. Mar.
tin; Treas, b. A. Park; Collector "a. d
Sc. Miss Geneva Pollard; Librarian,
Mrs. Alta Wilson; Orgauist, Mrs.
Harold Amsden; assistant, Mrs. John
Greenwood.
The Christmas cautatas at the Bap-
list and Congo churches passed of de-
lightfully, the houses being crowded,
the little ones did themselves credit us
they always do and Santa Claus remem.
bered them generously as usual.
This week "Wednesday evening is to
be the annual installation of the G. A.
r. and W. R. c. Hon. Hugh Henry
installing the Post aud Mrs. Henry
the Corps. An oyster supper is pro-
vided for veterans and their families,
The w. R. G. pfficers for this year
are as follows: Pres, Mrs. Matte
Wooley; Sen. Vice Pres, Mrs. NJ ry
Ballou; Jun. Vice Pres, Mrs. Carrie
Davis; Treas, Pearl Willard; Sec, ;.
Mrs. Addie Coleman; Chaplain, Mrs.
Hattie Chandler; Conductor, Mrs. Me-,
lissa Lee; Assistant Con-, Mrs. Julia.
Cram; Guard, Mrs. Julia Spaulding;
Assistant Guard, Mrs. May LAX,
Color bearers, Mrs. Frances Hunt,
Mrs. Eliza Beard, Mrs. Ira Davis,
Mrs. Addie Abbott. Mrs. Hattie Chan.
Her was chosen as delegate to depart
nent convention, Mrs, Clara Walker
Is alternate.
Rev. Henry Croker attended the
lnion 2Ota century convention held |
his week il Burlington, Dec. 81. Jan.
:, and 2.
The annual roll call of the Baptist
hurch will be held at the CHURCH yes
ny, Friday evening, Jan. 4th. A full
tteudance is earnestly hoped for as
hese meetings are eminently helpful to
be members. Refreshments will be
erved at its close.