The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-04-24
Our Neighbors
what They are Doing-Briefiy Told by
the.siner's Intelligent stafof
Correspondents.
I.GNDONhEki

SUSuTluS 10 thihS VI WV p"N' 49,
mers have gathered in their buckets
The frogs are making merry music,
croaking their thanksgiving for their
arousal from their winters sleep. The
fields so brown and sere are fast array
ing themselves in garments OF green.
All nature is reviving from last years
mortality, eternally thus! Life spring
ing from death.
Elbridge Eames continues very Fee
BILE.
f. E. Stevens and wife returned
home from Providence, r. t., Mon
day evening He has been at work in
that city during the winter.
The U. H. II. Society will meet
with Mrs. DR.. l., S. Arnold on We'd
nesday afternoon, April 29th A
cordial invitation is extended TO all
members and friends.
The Spiritual Progressive Society
will meet with Mrs. d. f. Swallow,
Saturday afternoon, May End. All
are cordially invited.
Fred Jaquith leaves town Monday
for Boston, where he expects to re-
main for an indefinite time. He will
be much missed by his many friends,
and especially by the choir of which he
has been leader for long time
The Ladies' Aid were substantially
remembered last week by their old
friend, Ruel Gibson, quite often are
they reminded that he has their inter-
est at heart, for which they are
especially thankful and hope, the ven
cradle gettleman may yet be spared
many years.
The Aid Society met on Thursday
last at Union Hall. Mrs. Harrison
Abbott and Mrs. A. A. Parker fur
nishing the entertainment. Over forty
had supper and spent the bright sunny
afternoon in friendly chat. The next
meeting will occur upon Thursday,
Apr. 30th at the hall. Everybody
invited to come. If you are burdened
with many cares lay them aside for one
afternoon and spend it with us; you
will go home refreshed both in body
and mind. We are not dull crowd
but 60 in for an enjoyable time now
and then, remembering, that Cali
work and no play makes Jack dull
boy" we are at work for good object
something that is benift to every in
dividual in the vicinity. something
that tells of the thrift and prosperity of
the community. 1t is an established
fact, that the ladies of North London
derry, by their untirfng perseverance
and ability have done more for the
public institutions located there than
the men. Everybody should be inter-
ested. Come and add your nickel
We don't object to the gentlemen drop
ping in about tea time, would be glad
10 welcome them all. We leave our
money here in town for its improve
ments
Upon May Day the Drama "The
New Zion or Life among the Nor
mans" and the laughable farce Mrs.
Peppers Ghost will be presented at
Union Hall by local talent. The
play is well written and substantial,
depicting life i'll Salt Lake City as it
was in the days of Brigham Young.
1t has been well prepared and will be
good entertainment. Come and see
it and we will use you we'll. Admission
70 cents, children 10 cents. Music
will be furnished for dancing, % cents
per couple.
CAST:
Jeptha. Marwood, a Mormon elder,
w. L. Gibson
james Day, C. M. Eames
Jabes Bligh, F. w. Williams
Obediah Gorham, Warren Wright
Barnabas Grump, Yankee,
Holt A. Babbitt
Oscar Durand, Geo. Randall
Pete, colored, Arthur Wescott
Dora Day, Drama, Lura Walker
Dora Day, Prologue, Matte Barstow
Mrs. Day. Mrs. w. L. Gibson
Julia Edwards, Mrs. w. R. Woodward
Lucy Stone, Mrs. P. r. Holt