The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, April 16, 1886 Proctorsville 4/16/1886 The singing of birds and peeping of frogs indicate that spring has come. The village schools begin next week, with Misses Lois BRYANT and Susie STARR as teachers. Mary V. POLLARD has returned from a visit in Fort Edward, N.Y., much improved in health. Mrs. Esek ADAMS and Mrs. Aria WHITCOMB, near neighbors on Twenty-Mile Stream, who have been sick of erysipelas in the face, are both better. The Cold Water Army will meet with Dallas POLLARD, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. F. CLARK started, the 7th, to join her husband in Flandreau, Dak. She was accompanied by George MARSHALL, who goes to spend the summer with his sister, Mrs. RICHARDSON. A. H. SKINNER has returned to Indiana, after a short visit here. His daughter, Bessie, who came with him, remains here with Mrs. SKINNER , who is here to care for her invalid mother. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT