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

c. d. Moffitt has closed his Ia
bors for the Grand Union Tea Co
Mrs. Lyman Howard and SON,
Lyman, of Windham were recent
visitors i'll the place.
Mrs. Barber of Brattleboro visit
ed at w. L. Hunt the first of the
week.
S. B. Taylor and daughter OF
Mai chester Depot were i'll town
! Saturday.
]. L. Martin, wife, ard two
daughters spent Sunday with Mr.
ana Mrs. A. E. Cudworth.
NJ. ]. Hapgood and DR.. Wiling
ton have leased the saw mill of {.
D. Farnum for the season.
Clarence Hewes has the measles
One of the Crandall chilCrel also
has them.
John Bates is planning to go to
California in Ma;ci Ii he likes
he will probably S tile taere
Several couples Oh this viilag
attended the Ma>que adc at the
north village New Years night.
Oscar Ray of Brattleboro came up
Monday to take charge of Goodnow,
Pearson, & Hunts store.
Mrs. A. A. Goodell and so!
Robert of Windham were enter
tained Wednesday by Mrs. DR.
Millington.
Charles Charlton, who has po-
sition in the Charlestown Navy
Yard, was entertained by his par
ents for few days at New Years
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Osgood OF
Townshend were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Landman Monday ev-
ening.
H. d. Howard, who has been
visiting his relatives here, returned
to his home in Madison, N. Y,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davis, who
have been looking after the store in
terests of Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt,
returned to Brattleboro, Tuesday
George Tuttle has moved onto
the Vale farm which he has re-
Gently purchased. We are glad to
welcome him and his family into
our community.
A. H. Holden is baling two car
loads of hay at the brick house
Wayland Adams of Windham
with his baling machine is assisting
him.
| We were treated to a thunder
storm Friday night. There were
several flashes of lightning accoul-
panied by considerable thunder and
fierce winds.
1t is expected that the Develop
ment Society will conduct series
of debates OH live topics. Further
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arrangements are completed.
The train service has greatly i'm
proved during the la mouth. The
passenger train is generally on tim
now, aud the mixed is dol g nearly
,1 W ell.
Those from this Llac who at
tcl ded the funeral of Mrs. Adams
ia Grafton Wednesday, were Nil
and Mrs. l.. O. Wilbur, Nelso.
Hughes, Katherine Hughes, Kirk
Hewes, and d. A. Shattuck.
The first heavy snow storm OF
the winter came last night. About
eight inches fell which ought to
make fine sleighiug if it will stay ];
but the warm weather today has
started it into rivulets. So, we are
hoping it will freeze tonight.
The seminary pupils after spend
ing the holidays at home have re-
turned to their studies; Olive
Churchill and Hazel Burbank to
Northfeld Seminary; Lena Land
man to Leland & Gray; Will
Howard and Leon Wiley to Burr
& Burton.
The Green Mountain Cheese
Co. of Winhall closed their factory
Oct. IS after the most successful
season in its history. The milk av-
eraged SI.oo per hundred for the
entire season. September and Oc-
tober paying SI.I6. For factory
of less than one thousand pounds
it takes the lead. The company is
composed of few persevering men
and although it has run for sew
eral years under great difficulty it
still lives and the outlook for an
other season is even more promis-
ing than for the past season.