The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, November 23, 1888 Perkinsville 11/23/1888 Adjourned sales of Jabez HAMMOND's goods were held on Saturday and Tuesday evenings, and still some things are unsold. At the first sale, Nov. 7th, F. S. ALFORD bid off the real estate. We recently saw some excellent photographs of Mrs. Nancy AMSDEN, 98 years old. SMITH, now at Felchville, was the artist. Gen. WILLIAMS of Manchester, N. H., has been intown looking after his soapstone business, and has made arrangements for the payment of his employes up to Nov. 1st and the usual distribution among them of Thanksgiving turkeys. A blizzard, Saturday afternoon, interfered with the sale on the fair ground of the property of the Black River Agricultural Society. Said sale was adjourned to Saturday afternoon, Nov. 24th. A large company from North Springfield and this village attended the North Springfield sociable held at J. W. LELAND's, Wednesday afternoon and evening of last week. Wednesday morning, thermometer 9 degrees. J. Coleman BOWEN has bought the Olin STEVENS place of Dea. Jonathan M. BOYNTON. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT