The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-23
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on Tuesday evening to greet Mrs,
Carmencita JoEnsing's KalsomineG
Lady Ministries.
The idea of twenty-three ladies' as,
suming the burnt cork role, thing
heretofore assigned to the male per,
suasion as birth right, attracted wide
attention, and undoubtedly, but thai
we were in the midst Of mud time
would have overlooked the large hall
That the entertainment was sue
cess goes without saying, and that il
reflected credit both upon the perform
ers and the projectors of the UNIQUE
entertainment is equally self evident
The programme, throughout was fire..
quently interrupted by the most
hearty applause which became uproar.
ious when the four little pickaninnies
appeared in their song and dance.
Dinah Dewdrop and Topsy Turn
over Tiukletum, the two leading end
women, and the daffodil sisters re-
ceived encores..
The following gives the programme
and also the cast, after the detergent
process was gone through with:
Song-The Colored 400, Company, 90
members.
Address, Carmencita Johnsing, Mrs.
j. w. Melendy.
Song, Arabella Arbuckle, Miss Nina
Dudley.
Recitation, Wealthy Watamillion, Miss
Eva Holt.
Sorg and Dance, Samantha Soapstone,
Mrs. Jennie Day.
Song-"Sarah Jane Matilda" Rosa
Desdemona Dalrymple Miss May
Chase
Song and Dance, Sukey Claghorn, Miss
Eva Abbott.
Song, Dinah Dewdrop, Mrs. Florence
Farwell.
Song Hannah Don't Get Gay Top
sy Turnover Tinkletum, Miss Elite
Gibson.
Song,-''Four Little Curly headed
Coons," Pickaninnies, Miss Eva Holt,
Miss Gertie Hayward, Nina Tolman,
Blanche Yearly.
Song, Company.
Song and Chorus, Arabella Arbuckle
and Company.
Skirt Dance, Daffodil Sisters, Miss
May Chase, Mrs. Rose Fletcher.
Address, Cleopatra Aramantha Open
heimer, Mrs. Florence Farwell.
y''BELLs IN THE KITCHEN"
Dinah, the cook, Mary Ross.
lilly, the Waitress, Mabel Yearly.
Betty, Eva Holt.
Susan, Kittie Frost.
Lucy, Nina Dudley
Little Lucy, Nina Tolman.
The weather continues remarkably
fine for the season. A smart rain
Wednesday settled the going in some
places. 1t is still too warm for the
sugar makers, and it begins to look
as if but little more would be made.
This morning the ground is covered
with half inch of sleet, and it is still
falling. Mercury 80.
Miss Hannah Canairn of West
Dummerston is visiting with her
brother, Johnnie, and other friends
in this village.
Mrs. Emily Harrington had the
pleasure yesterday of meeting half
brother, P. A. Vanderlip, of Chicago
whom she had not seen for twenty
seven years. Mr.. Vanderlip had lost
track Of his sister but not long since
came across copy of the SITTER in
which he saw her name, and being
East came to see her.
Blacksmith Dryden, whose family
are yet in Peru, buried his little
daughter, whose illness was announc-
ed last week, on Monday.
The Albee shop is undergoing re-
pairs made necessary by the recent
fire.
w. H. Belden has bargained fol
the Cyrus Greeley place.
Street talk says Faank Belden will
work for l.. n. Vale & Son this sea-
son.
Fifty couples joined the dance at
the lady minstrel show.
Out in Indianapolis an attempt was
made to blow up a newspaper office
because the paper attacked the Chris.
tian religion. This reminds us that
a prominent church member express.
ed the thought that it would be good
idea to blow up the SITTER office
And all this only shows that the
Christian religion harbors some
mighty mean men, and that it (tht
religion) would grade higher withou
them.
For Five Days More.
The New York Bargain Store
now open in the SITTER Block, vii
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