The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, August 9, 1889 Reading 8/9/1889 Sumner FLETCHER has sold his farm to Ethan ALLEN of Perkinsville. Miss Addie PRESTON of Boston is at her aunt's--Mrs. G. N. WHITMORE. Mr. and Mrs. E. PITKIN of Boston are at her father's--S. FLETCHER. Last week, M. E. HAPGOOD and wife, and Evie, of Woddstock, and Arthur, with a gentleman, were down from Lebanon, N. H., at their father's--S. K. HAPGOOD. Mark KEYES, from White River Junction, was home over Sunday. F. HAWKINS is quite sick from the effects of sticking a pitch-fork into his foot. Mrs. Clarence BRYANT of Fitchburg, Mass., is stopping for a while at M. L. and H. N. BRYANT's; also, O. B. BRYANT of Proctorville was out over Sunday. Mrs. Geo. DODGE of Peabody, Mass., was at M. L. and H. N. BRYANT's not long since, and called on old friends. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT