The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-05-30

ed the dance at the North village
last evening.
Frank Howard of Brattleboro is
spending a few days in town. He
came up Monday night.
Henry A. Carpenter of New
fame was in town today and march
ed with the G. A. R. boys.
Mrs. Chas. Aldrich is i'll North
Windham caring for her mother,
Mrs Henry Moore, who is sick. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitman
of Adams, Mass, came Monday
for short visit with relatives here.
Mrs. R. H. Tibbalsrreturned
Tuesday from her visit in Kent,
Ct, accompanied by her little
nephew.
Mrs. May Allen went to Spring
field, Mass, Saturday to visit her
brother, Curtis Robinson, and
family.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich
of Cambridgeport were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Conant Satur-
day and Sunday.
Harry and Glen Howe of Brook.
line came to J. H. Cummings
Tuesday for brief visit, making
the journey on horse back.
F. w. Melendy is taking an en-
forced vacation this week, owing
to an attack of pleurisy. Guy
Stockwell is substituting for him as
express messenger.
Mrs. Chase and Col. Field of
Washington, D: c., came Tues
day to Cyrus Rabbits. Mrs.
Chase will remain through the
summer. -.
Miss Alice Mapes of Brooklyn,
N. Y, was a guest at Dr. Milling
ton S recently. She and her father
are to have charge of the Bromley
House in PERU this summer.
Miss Annie Reilly was married
to Mr.. Charles Payser in San
Francisco, May I. They are to
live in Reno, New. ,sefe bride is a
sister of John Reilly of this town,
and has lived here several years.
Work has already begun on Ba-
cons new sawmill at Thompson
burg. 1t is planned to use it en-
tirely for saving soft wood lumber
for year or two, and then to in
Estall machinery for working up
hard wood.
During the past week Lyle
Pierce has been very sick, though
not dangerously SO, with typhoid
malarial fever, in Bowling Green,
Florida. Twenty-one or twenty
eight days is usually consumed be-
fore this fever leaves the patient.
During all the past week it has
been cold, raw weather with frost
several of the mornings, and two or
three small hurries of snow sand
wiched in. Should think that when
Winter went away he forgot some
thing, and has come back after it.
Posters are out announcing tie
long-talked of checker contest be-
tween the North village team and
that of the South village next
! Thursday evening at the town hall.
A COOL musica! program and a
laughahle farce will be presented
and supper will be served Pro-
ceeds for the library.
A union Memorial service was
held at the Baptist church Sunday
forenoon. The Post, Corps, and
Sons of Veterans were present and
enough citizens to fill the church,
A very scholarly and interesting
sermon was delivered by Rev. R,
H. Tibbals, and the Baptist choir
rendered some special music.
Udell Clough of Black Earth,
Wisconsin, is visiting his cousin,
Mrs. J. w. Melendy. He formerly
lived on the Clough farm at the
Little Derry Pond, but Nel.t west
when but seventeen years of age.
It has been 4I~years since he has
been east, and he fines there have
numerous changes i'll this vicinity
during that time. ..-
The Weston Cornet Band did it
self proud today. When it is con-
sidered that majority of its mem
bers are young lads and new at the
business, the music they furnished
was credit to them; and their gen.
tlemanly conduct throughout the
day vas all that could be desired
Their work was entirely satisfac.
tory.
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