The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1906-01-04

0oi> AHui oddS Jan -, a. " S'oIA
a. NJ. at his residence at " inhali
Station. Many articles not mei-
tioued in the poster will be sold.
Will the Guilford Center Sub
sc~iber who sent us dollar this
week but omitted to sign his name
to the !, tier kindly tell us WHO lie
is that we may give him credit for
the amount
Mrs. Sarah Wilbur Adams
died Sunday an her home il Graf
ton. The funeral services were
held Wednesday. She leaves a
husband ard one daughter, Mrs
Jesse Lawrence. Mrs. Adams was
a native of this town.
AS the Church Annual cccrrs
next Sabbath at the Methodist
church it is desired that all mem
bers will attend. All are cordially
invited; takes the place of the usu-
al order of service.
Rev. F. L. Coburn had the mis-
fortune to lose dark green plush
robe between the Baptist parsonage
and W'inhall Hollow on Monday
evening. The return of the same
or any information concerning it
will be appreciated.
LAST we, K we omitted to mention
the Christmas exercises at the town
h III. 1t was union Christmas Tree
{ teltainment in charge of the Meth
odlst Church. The principal feature
.besi les the trees was the canta.a "a
Sea cll for Santa Claus" which was
given mostly by the children i'll a
manner that much older ones might
we'll be Irol d of.
AT Fred Vaile's auction Satur-
day not over half the articles were
sold, there being SO much to sell,
and darkness approaching so early.
The sale of the remainder was ad-
journed to Saturday, Jan. 6, at 10
O clock sharp. All the best articles
are still to be sold, including stock,
wagons, sleds, farming tools, etc.
besides many smaller articles.
Do not forget to observe the
"Week of Prayer" Services to be
he'd at the churches.-Sabbath ev-
ening Jan. 7, at the Methodist
church, Subject "The call to an
awakening" Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings at the Baptist |
Subjects Renewal of
Conservation by believers in Holi-
ness, Life and Service" "What
are we doing to arouse the unsaved |
to seek salvation ?' Thursday and |
Friday evenings at the Methodist |
Subjects "Society Trans
formed" Conditions of Bless
ing" Sabbath evening, Jan. ID,
service at Baptist church. Evan
gelistic Appeal" All are cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings.
At the Baptist Church meeting
the following officers were chosen:
Clerk, E. F. Rugg; Treas, G. A.
Coombs; Treas. of benev. funds,
Rev. F. E. Coburn; Prudential
Com, Geo. Barnard, John Allen,
G. A. Coombs; Ushers, Frank Ty-
Ter, John McAllister, Irwin Thomp-
son; Mus cal directors. Halle
Thompson, Olive Churchill, Ber-
nice Babbitt, w. w. Heald; Or
ganist, Olive Churchill; Asst. Or
ganist, w. w. Heald; Auditor,
E. F. Rugg. Enough money was
pledged to bring the church entirely
out of debt.
At the Baptist Society meeting
Rev. F. E. Coburn was elected
John Allen, Sec; H. P.
Chase, John McAll:ster, Irwin
Thompson, committee.
The Baptist Sunday School held
its annual election of officers last
Sunday, choosing the following:
Supt., John McAllister; Asst. Supt.,
Geo Coombs; Sec, Lizzie Hulett;
Treas, Bessie Castle; Librarian,
Grace Babbitt; Organist, Olive
Churchill; Asst. Organist, Mary
Pierce; Chorister, Bernice Babbitt;
Asst. Chorister, Bessie Castle.