News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-11-16

as was expected proved to be a very
fine affair. The several pieces by the
orchestra were all we'll executed and
received hearty en- cores. Under the
leadership of DR.. Gepge it has
made remarkable improvement and
is now equal to the average prOfes-
sional orchestra. The recitations by
Miss Una Mann were finely rendered.
She is an elocutionist of more than
ordinary ability Mrs. |. o. Andrews,
of Morrisville, is a favOrite with a
Hyde Park audience, and, as on
many other occasions, received a
hearty welcome. Her pieces were
we'll selected and her singing added
greatly to the success of the occa-
! sion. The songs by James Tranter
delighted the audience, especially
"The Irish Jubilee" which brought
down the house. Taken altogether
the orchestra furnished a fine even
ing's entertainment, and added a
good sum to their piano fund.
The opening entertainment of the
Lecture Course occurred Monday
evening. There was a large audi
ence, the hall being well-filled with
holders OF season tickets, which indi-
Gates that the course will be a sue
cess financially as well as otherwise.
The entertainment on this occasion
was by Prof. Underhill, the imper-
senator, who rendered Sheridan's
comedy, "The Rivals" He greatly
pleased his audience and for an hour
and half held their close attention.
He assumed the role of the different
characters with an adaptability and
a facility of expression that individ-
ualized them completely, making the
characters of the drama appear as
living beings, and causing his audi
ence to quite forget that only the
elocutionist was before them Every
body was delighted with him and in
all probability he will be engaged for
next seasons course The orchestra
rendered fine music between the diff
ferent parts The next entertain
ment comes Dec. ) and will be a leo
ture by Rev. DIR. Lamson of st.
Johnsbury.
RIVERSIDE.
Patrick Kelley has built a new ve7anda on
his house, which improves his residence very
much.
Victor Morgan and family from Littleton,
N. H, visited their cousin, w. F. Waters,
last week.
Charley Mag, who has been at Orson Had
leys for the past year, has finished work and
gone to his home in WolcQtt
Mrs Heath, who has been at Barney Cur
rIer's for the past ten years, has gone to
Hardwick to live with her daughter, Mrs
Mack.
Mrs Simon May has again babe her better
half farewell and moved her household effects
to Morristown, where she will live with heF
sister, Mrs. Stowe.
GRNTREFILLE,
Mrs B. N. Gates is visiting relatives in this
place.
Horatio Calkins visited his brother VIM
Calkins, last week.
Mrs. John Hubbard visited her father in
Danville last week.
A young blacksmith arrived at Andrew
Calkins' Saturday night.
r. P. Campbell is going to spend the win
ter with his brother, Calvin Campbell
Miss Eunice Williams, Mrs Jennie Bushpe,
and Miss Laura Emery spent Sunday at Q.
W. Williams,
There was a promenade at the school
house last Friday night and a good time
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Croutchey from st,
Adams spent few days last week with their
niece, Mrs. darroW.
Merton Baokum, formerly of this place but
now of Cambridge is happy over the arrival
of a boy at his house.