The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-05-09
LOCAL. MELANGE.

Cutting. j..
G. A. Coombs is home fro
Guilford for few days.
Francis Aldrich. is painting h,'
house.
F. S. Brown is working in Bond
vile.
Miss Minnie Tyler is visiting Ii
Brattleboro this week.
Mrs. Lena M. Crossman has gone
to Lynn, Mass, to stay indefinite
ly.
Clarence Goddard is fireman on
the engine of the extra freigh,
train.
/ Harry Thrasher has returned
from Massachusetts,, and is work
ing on the highway.
Walter Davenport lost a valuable
COW Thursday. She died quite
suddenly from an unknown cause.
Mrs. R. H. Tibbals went to
Kent, Ct, Friday, for a three
weeks visit with her parents.
Miss Lizzie Clayton of Queeche
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Wy uoo1I S<l,,rcJo,
A new coat Of paint has given A.
S. Hayward's house an extra neat
appearance. Geo. Lowell did the
work.
Fish and Game Commissioner
Howard received 25,o 900 lake trout
fry from the state hatchery Monday
evening. The entire consignment
was placed in Lowell Lake early
Tuesday morning.
Egbert Johnson and son of Man
chester, N. H., came Tuesday to
see the formers mother, Mrs. Sa
rah Johnson, who is but just alive.
Albert Benson has moved to Tay-
lor Hill i'll Winhall and is working
on Shippee's job. Mrs. Benson is
teaching the Taylor Hill school.
E. F. Hall and son, Leon, OF
Worcester, Ifass, have been spend
ing few days at Harry Bostwick's
Leon is to remain for a few weeks.
Those interested in base ball are
requested to meet at the station to-
morrow (Friday) evening at 8
o'clock.
Are you going to spend 81 worth
of time hunting a customer for that
article you have for sale, when a
ascent ad. in the Sitter will bring
you a dozen customers ?
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Abbott, who
have been spending several weeks in
Weymouth, Mass, and New York,
returned to town today, Alden
Davis bringing them from Chester.
DR.. Babbitt of New York came
Tuesday for a few days visit with
relatives here before going to West
Virginia on lengthy business trip.
We understand that he and his
daughter are planning to spend the
summer here.
Alterations have been made in
the interior of the Sitter building
making room for supplies on the
third floor, and a room for a law Of
fee Oh the ground floor.
Will Lilley, who has been attend
ing all automobile school i'll Boston,
was i'll town yesterday. He re-
turns to Boston next week to begin
his duties as chauffeur for a private
family.
Owing to the engines getting off
the track, chow familiar that
sounds!) this side of Jamaica, last
evenings mail train did not arrive
here until II.45 this forenoon. A
team was sent from here last even
ing to get the passengers.
Among those registered at the
Inn during the week are E. J.
Lovelle of Brattleboro; H. Shuster
of Springfield; L. M. Gordon of
Boston; L. S. Stone of Middle
bury; E. ]. Eddy, E. E. Mil er,
and L. H. Barber of Brattleboro.
There was marriage at the
Baptist pal sonage Thursday ever
ing by Rev. R. H. Tibbals. The
contracting parties were Atwood
A. Phillips and Miss Eliza E.
Dean of Peru. After the ceremony
they attended the play at the town
hall.
An action was tried yesterday be-
fore Justice Dean at Riverside Inn
in which S. M. Holden sought 70
recover Of Geo. Goodenough of
Windham sum of money alleged
to be due because of inferiority in
quality of hay taken in part pay
ment i'll horse trade. A jury was
irnpanelled, which, after hearing