The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, January 18, 1889 Peru 7/12/1889 Last Sabbath, four united with the Congregational church. Miss Fannie CROSS, who has been teaching in Putney, closed her term of school and returned home last Friday. The 4th passed very quietly, here. Our young people, some of whom went to Manchester and some to Lowell Lake, all report a good time. Miss Edith MATHEWSON, from North Adams, Mass., is spending her vacation at M. J. HAPGOOD's. Mrs. L. W. RUSSELL, from Boston, is spending a few weeks at her father's--Dea. O. P. SIMONDS. Rev. Mr. DUGAN has taken a vacation of two weeks, so will not be with us next Sabbath. Mrs. Norton LAKIN has gone to Hartland to join her husband, who is at work there. The first party of the season at the Bromley House was last Saturday, some 18 coming up from Manchester to eat one of Geo. K. DAVIS' nice dinners, which he knows so well how to prepare. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT