The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, August 23, 1889 Perkinsville 8/23/1889 Royal E. WYMAN has bought Dr. MARDEN's place, and the doctor has moved into Horage M. MARTIN's brick house, nearly opposite the post-office. John SWAIN, from the West, is visiting his cousin, Lynus PRATT. Mary WHEELER is visiting her brother Daniel, at Saxtons River. George HOPKINSON is visiting at West Wardsboro; Charlie PAYNE at Chester. Dr. Herbert CHILSON is at his mother's. Capt. KENNEY told us, last Thursday, that 17 guests had left his house during the week, and that there were more to follow. WE believe the JOURNAL stated that he had entertained 26 recent visitors. Miss Lillie NEWHALL, a teacher in Rockville, Conn., has spent a few days in this place, visiting old friends and pupils. Miss Fannie L. DAVIS, daughter of Gen. Geo. F. DAVIS of Cavendish, for several years past a teacher in the High school at Woodstock, and recently elected as a teacher in the Vermont Academy, taught her first term of school in Perkinsville--the fall term of 1880. Mrs. F. S. ALFORD is visiting in Ware, Mass. Ned RUGG is home from his two weeks visit in Hartland. Rev. Mr. RUGG supplied at the State prison, Aug. 4th and 18th, for Chaplain WASSALL, who is in Europe. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT