The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25
LOCAL MELANGE.

Clarence Goddard drew the rifle OF
the ticket sale last week.
H. 7. Stewart of Chester came
up Saturday to look after his bus
ness interests here.
Mrs. H. P. Reed and daughter
returned Saturday from their visit
in Massachusetts,.
E. L. Fuller has moved to Man
chester Depot, having rented Iii
farm for year.
Rev. J. H. Bennett will remain
i'll this place for another year as
pastor of the M. E. church.
Mrs. H. E. FELTON, was called te
Newfane Tuesday as witness il
the Jaquith-J Jamaica case.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 0. Wilbur
went to Weston last week to assist
in the Grange meeting.
Rev. M. H. Smith, formerly 10
Gated here, is to have the Meth
odist pastorate i'll Concord this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Aldrich
were in Wardsboro yesterday to at
tend the funeral of her father, Dav-
id Farnum, who died Sunday.
Luther Thompson, Ralph Church
i'll and Lawrence Leonard came
home Friday from Mt. Hermon for
a four months vacation.
Miss Burgess, the coffee demon
strator at Hulett's store last week,
went to West Townshend with her
wares Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett,
Mrs. Music Skinner and Miss Belle
Roger returned Tuesday from the
Methodist Conference at St. Johns
bury.
On Tuesday the wife, three
daughters and one- grandson of By
ron Babbitt assisted him in cele-
brating his 7Ist birthday anniver-
sary.
Miss Belle Roger, who for sever
al weeks has been assisting in the
work at M. J. Howard's, started
this morning for her home in Un-
ion, Ct.
Rev. R. Fl. Tibbals, attended
the funeral of Mrs. DIVA Dodge
at the North village, yesterday.
Relatives from this village were al
SO present.
Mrs. Jane Barnard has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Lydia Shell
don of Rawsonville, during the
week; also Mrs. Orrin Burnap of
West Townshend over Sunday.
John Cummings has finished
work at the Brattleboro Retreat
and is home for couple of weeks
before returning to other employ
ment in Brattleboro.
H. H. Howe has bought fine
375-acre farm in Brookline, the
consideration being $4,000. Mr..
Howe intends to move his family
there in about a week.
Paul Bushee, who recently NOV
ed onto the J. B. Johnson farm, is
to return to his former tenement
in Frank Howard's house. His
family has been sick nearly all the
time he has been OIL the farm.
Under the new arrangement,
Geo. Johnson will look after the
yard engines during the day, and
Geo. Clough will have the night
watch. Walter Davenport takes
the latter's place on the section.
Schools in town began this week
The teachers expected arrived ex-
cept the one for the Block school.
Mrs. Lizzie McAllister has been
prevailed upon to teach there, and
began her duties Monday morning.
Dugan and Leitsinger of Brattle-
boro have been engaged to furnish
music for the exhibition and dance
to be given by the Dramatic Club
on the evening of July 5, at the
town hall.
Gertrude Rowley, aged 7, broke
her arm last week while gathering
eggs in the barn. She fell, and in
trying to keep the eggs from break
ing, struck her left arm on pro
Lection, breaking one bone and
cracking the other in her forearm
/ DR.. Millington was called to set the
bones.
Parks Millington, a South Lon.
donderry boy attending school il
/ Pottsville, Pa, has made the high
school relay team and Will compete
III the races to be held OH the ath
letic field of the University of Penn
sylva1lia at Philadelphia, next Sat
urday. Numerous colleges ane
high schools will be represented il
those races.
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