The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, June 28, 1889 Plymouth Union 6/28/1889 The house of W. H. SAWYER was made sad by the death of Frank MOORE, which occurred last Monday, after a long and painful illness of about five years, with consumption. he leaves a wife and five little children. he was a man of great capabilities, and it seems a great loss to the community as well as the family. The Plymouth Union Sunday-school have a concert, next Sunday evening; also a ride and basket picnic the 4th of July, to Bridgewater. Miss Nellie BROWN has returned home from New Hampshire, where she has been teaching. Miss Carrie BROWN is spending her vacation with her parents--Mr. and Mrs. Geo. BROWN. Mrs. Geo. A. BROWN of Bellows Falls is visiting with Mr. B.'s parents--Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S. BROWN. School-meeting passed off quietly. P. E. KNIGHT was chosen committee. It was voted to have 26 weeks school, and to raise 25 cents on the dollar of grand list, to support the same. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT