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

health. IL -"
Ella Marden after spending the holi
DAYS at home has returned to Spring
field.
Mrs. BIZ. Mattocks and Willie
are at w. f. Sutton's for two weeks
The sleighride came off on as beau
tiful winter day as one could d9sire
There were % teams. After reach
ing the hall many others joined TO
the supper which was one of the bes
ever served in the hall. About 1O(
had supper and spent very pleasan
evening. With all it was one of the
most pleasant occasions of the win
ter.
The Ladies' Aid will have a so
cial two weeks from Friday eve a
Union Hall.
The Library Association have
their play we'll under way and will
announce the date next week.
Asa Warner has purchased the res
idence recently occupied by H. A.
HAYWARD TO which he will move in
the spring.
J. S. Walker has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings wish to ex-
press their heartiest appreciation for
the thoughtful kindness which promp-
ted the generous gift of Morris
chair. They feel very deeply the ev-
idence of good will and cooperation
with them in their work and hope it
may continue and be eliminated in
an uplifting of the standards of
Christian life in Londonderry and in
the region round about,
The week of Prayer will be oh
served by series of cottage meetings
at which all are invited to be present.
The meetings will be held Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings at 7 80 The annual church
meeting occurs Monday evening and
the choir rehearsal Saturday evening
Mr.. Billings has for some time
been planning to form news club
for lectures, discussions and for the
usual objects of interest and profit
that would naturally come before
such an. organization. Every man
young and old are accordingly invi-
ted to meet at the schoolhonse Tues
day evening, jap. Is, to consider
the mttter. Mr.. Billings will deliv-
err a short lecture on "The Opening
Century" Let there be a goodly
number present. W.
Judging from the more than good
time at the first of course of assem-
blies held at the hotel the rest will
prove a grand success. There were
about rs couples New Years eve
who voted that they had one of the
best times in these lines. Fine mu-
sic, splendid supper, singing by JUL
ian Johnson, fancy clog and jig dan
cling by one of the party made the
evening a most enjoyable one, The
management intend to make these
dances a drawing card by introduc
ing the popular Johnson Brothers in
some of their latest songs. Remem-
Der the next one will take place Sat ,
Jan. II, and Csc will pay the bill
Look out for bills. Frank Stowell
Manager.
1t was merry party of young peo-
pie that last Friday evening met at
DR.. L. S. Arnold's to do honor 10
Master Wendell Arnold's 18th birth
day. The party was planned by his
mother, Mrs. NJ. Edna Arnold, and |
was carried out in the happy way this
lady has of doing this kind of things.
A fine lunch was served, music and |
games were INDUCED in and at sea
sonable hour lot of happy kids took |
their way home. Master Wendell |
was kindly remembered by several of
his friends and will look back upon
this birthday as one of the happiest
10 his life.
The second entertainment by the
Falka club of the series for this win
;er will be given Jan. %, at Union
Hall. Owing to the elaborate produc"
ion that Mrs. Arnold has under way
t was decided to wait until Feb. %
before giving her entertainment and
lccede to the general demand for the
veil known drama "The Two Or
,hans', Mrs. Arnold. and Curtis as
iuming the title roles, the rest of the
.ast will be made up of such well
,nown people as Chas. Eames, Ju-
ian johnson and Frank Stowell.
Ir. Stowell will play the part of
acques and will endeavor to make
his the hest effort of his life. Bills
living full particulars will appear
Don.
Walter Parker gave some of the
nest cornet playing New Years
We ever heard since the day his faith t
r used to lead the band. {
For the benefit of the few four hun
red who attend plays with the ex
ectation of seeiug the actors place 7
TASK before their faces when the part T