The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, January 29, 1886 South Londonderry 1/29/1886 Martin GODDARD visited friends in this place, recently. Miss Lizzie COLBURN of Weston is visiting friends here. Miss RANNEY of Grafton is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Omer STEWART. Miss Electa BABBITT is home from her work in Springfield, for an indefinite period of time. Mrs. Fred RAND and her infant son, of Townshend, are visiting her parents and sister in this place. Friday evening there is to be a social dance and skate at the rink, in honor of Mrs. St. ONGE's birthday. Mrs. Fred BABBITT, who was called away some weeks ago, to care for her sick mother, has returned home, leaving her mother greatly improved in health. Mrs. F. A. HUBBARD, daughter of Rev. Mr. WRIGHT of this place, returned to her home in Brattleboro, last week, Thursday. Mrs. HUBBARD has of late been caring for her mother, who is gradually regaining health. Jonas HUNTING, with his wife and her mother (Mrs. PHELPS), came home from Bellows Falls, Saturday, where they went to visit relatives, several weeks ago. The old lady was taken sick while there, and was obliged to remain longer than was intended. Uncle Bliss GODDARD has been very sick, since our last correspondence, but is more comfortable at present, and we hope to see him out again in a few days. Dr. CAMPBELL of Saxton's River was sent for at the request of Dr. WOOD, and counseled with him yesterday (27th). We are sorry to say there was a misunderstanding, last week, in regard to the sociable that is to be at John RAMSDELL's. We understood that it would be this week; but in the course of events, mistakes will happen, and we will just arise to say, that it is next week, Wednesday afternoon and evening, that the ladies' aid society meets with Mrs. RAMSDELL. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT