The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, August 2, 1889 South Londonderry 8/2/1889 Lewis WAITE was guest of Rev. and Mrs. BRYANT, last week. Nelson CLARK got lost, last Sunday, while out blueberrying on Pine hill, and had to camp out all night and use his berries for food. Rev. O. P. FULLER, wife and little son, left, last week, for Saratoga Springs, N.Y., for a few days' stay. Mrs. F. M. WOOD of Boston is visiting at H. D. TYLER's. Mrs. Fred WINCHESTER is visiting in Pawlet. J. R. QUIMBY, the new jeweler, has moved into H. D. TYLER's tenement. Miss Emma FARNUM is visiting in Baldwinville, Mass. Edney JOHNSON's two daughters--Nellie and Stella--are sick with fever. Miland GODDARD of Marlboro visited here, the first of the week. Mrs. WEEKS of Grafton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary WHITE. Mrs. Phoebe CHURCHILL and Mrs. Abbie SARGENT are visiting in Marlboro, N. H. Mrs. P. E. CHASE and Mrs. Zeno BABBITT, of Mechanicsville, are visiting at Cyrus BABBITT's. Dr. BABBITT is expected this week, for a visit. Mrs. Eliza DERBY is slowly recovering. Electa BABBITT is ill, and Miss Emma LANDMAN is caring for her. Geo. DAY and wife, who have been stopping at W. H. BELDEN's, have gone to Brattleboro. The post-office is at CHASE's store yet. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT