Lyndon

William Stanfield is afflicted with several cancers.
Geo. Fuller has had several sheep killed by dogs.
Miss Katie Farrel returned to her home in Sandusky, Ohio, last Saturday.
Samuel West has rented his farm and will move to Stockbridge in the spring.
Carelessness in using a saw cost Milton Watson the end of his thumb.
Mr. Fred Snyder has rented to his farm, and intends to locate in Stockbridge.
Little Bros. lost two steers by drowning. Cause to much ice around the watering place.
A good many farmers who have been drawing timber to Gregory are dissatisfied with the scale of their logs.
The social at Samuel Boyces was well attended, and a financial success. The next social will be held at E. Vessel's two weeks from last Thursday.
The Baptist church in Lyndon, is completed and will be dedicated one week from next Sunday, March 4th, Rev. T. Robinson, of Chelsea, preaches the dedication serman.
A peculiar accident happened to a horse owned by P. W. Watts, while being taken to water. Between his barn and watering place is quite a steep hill. In going down this hill the horse fell and slid part way down, bringing up between two trees, wedging himself so tightly that one tree had to be cut before he could be released.