The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, December 21, 1888 East Wallingford 12/21/1888 Mrs. Paul THOMPSON died Monday night, 17th. She had been sick for two or three weeks, with pneumonia, and a few days before her death had a shock. Mrs. Henry PRATT has a cancer behind her left ear; Dr. CHASE is removing it. Dr. CHASE has a pair of black and a pair of white Morocco fowls, pure-blooded, imported from England. They cost $5 a pair,and were a present from B. L. BUCK of Sandy Hill, N. Y. Ernest PELSUE has bought the stallion "Flying Banner," formerly owned by John EGGLESTON. Farmers in this vicinity will be glad to learn that he is not to leave the place. The steam mill on the mountain has commenced to run night and day, and they intend to cut out all the lumber on that lot this winter. The ALDRICH brothers have the foundation laid for a large new mill below Homer STONE's, where they have a large tract of timber land and the lumber will be shipped at South Wallingford. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT