The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-07
SENATOR AYCOCK
SLIGHTLY BETTER
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But the Governor is Still at
His Bedside.
EASTER IN GOLDSBORO
Elaborate Musical Programs Arranged
For the Day.
nNsToN TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
GOIdsbOrO WIN Vote Tuesday on the Question
Of Bonds. The Firemen's Bal Prom
ises to be Great Event
in GoIdsboro.
Especial to News ana Observer

Godsboro, ". c., April eff Easter
Sunday dawns bright and fair the
morning will find our streets astir with
fair end gallant ones, 2 stream enroute
10 the churches. Throughout the city
there will be services that are appro-
pirate to Easter. Especially will this be
true as regards the services at St
Stephens Episcopal church, where the
vested choir will render sacred selec-
items. The program will be about as
follows: Opening with professional No.
1873. Christ our Passover by Banks;
THE Gloria, by cstnod; ''Te Deum, by
Stephens; "Jubilatesp by Aldrich;
Hymn No. liz, composition by d. B..
Shaw; Responses to Commandments;
Offertory, King of Kings" by Sam
per; "Sanctus," old chant: Gloria in
Excelsis, old chant: Recessional, t'Je-
rusalem, The Golden
The afternoon music will doubtless
be the more interesting of the day, a
special feature being a solo, Holy
city" by Robert Shaw The evening
service in song will he a repetition of
appropriately decorated in flowers and
evergreens. the whole producing very
pleasant effect. Mrs. w. o. Gattis will
preside at the organ.
The Endeavor Society Of ST. Stephens
church will give an Easter Egg Hunt
on Monday afternoon at o'clock, in the
grove just beyond the stand pipe, at
the end of George street All children
will III Of I,
three o'clock and be carried out in
wagons free. The public are invited.
An admission fee of i've cents to the
hunt will be charged. The programme
will be carried out under the imme-
date supervision of Mrs. B. r. King,
and Mrs. D. w. HURT. and bids fair to
be of decided interes-.
The second annual firemans ball will
be held Monday evening in Apmory
Hall. supper will also be served.
Our noble boys Of the fire department
are looking forward with bright anti
cipations to this occasion, and they
rightly expect the usual liberal patron
age given them by an appreciative pub
lie. Though the neat of summer or
winters chilling blast this noble band
of property protectors and life preserv-
many instances imperilling their own
lives without hope Of reward, and GER
tain it is, 1.-THE Gem City of the Plains"
will right gladly rally to the support of
the Goldsboro Firemen on the occasion
of their feast. Attend to this now
H. A. Chappell, that bright News and
Observer Wake county oumpling, gen
erous to a fault passed through enroute
Il ac4
to the home office, the result of an en-
ergetic canvas of a week.
At the close of Governor Aycock S
speech last night. the occasion of the
educational rally, Judge w. r. Allen
was called to the chair to organize the
rally into business meeting for the
futherance of the bond question by
taking steps to get all voters to the
polls on Tuesday nigat. Mr. Allen APP
pointed the following committee to
that end, who will have power to APP
point subcommittee: F. X Borden, T.
j. Russell, e. L. Edmundson, Joseph
Rosenthal, J. e. Peterson, A. b. Free
man, w. IT. Dortch, T. H. Hill and N
b. Outlaw. There will be an additional
man added to this committee. 1t was
learned from the registrars today that
the vote of the township will be only
about 1,600.
Miss Emma Lumley mas accepted the
position of stenographer to DR.. j. F.
Miller, superintendent Eastern Hospital,
and will begin her duties there on
Monday next.
One Judd, of Wilmington. endeavored
yesterday 70 enlist In the army here,
after having been rejected at Whining
ton, and was again refused.
Malcolm Bizzell. of Wake Forest; Her
man We'll. of the University, and Misses
Lottie O'Daniel and Alice Ivey, of Seven
Springs. are in the city to spend Easter.
Senator B. #. Aycock's condition is
thought to be somewhat improved. The
Governors however, will remain here
until Tuesday
Prof. Cranmer Brogden, superintend-
ent Knston Graded Schools, is in the
city on visit to relatives. He reports
an enrolment of this school, whites
over 600; colored, $50. Kinston. he says.
is confronted with similar conditions to
that existing here. on MAY 9Th they
vote on the issuance of bonds Prof
Brogden thinks the issuance Of bonds
VIII De approved in fact he saws Kin
ston is too progressive to let this ma
terlal question go by. He speaks
proudly of the growth and broadening
OF every interest there and the steady
increase in population. Certain stocks
held there a year ago worth one hun
ored cents to the dollar recently chang
ed hands at two hundred cents. In
TINS respect the beautiful town Of KIN
ston again occupies similar condition
to Goldsboro.
me Great Dispenser has had his
hands full recently, and a number of
cases has been disposed Of Among
those sent up to higher court were
Pat Dig and Jasper Moore, two colored
youngsters for engaging ia the innocent
game or shooting craps, which game
resulted in little scrap, in which brick
bats rent the air and came. into contact
with heads. Genron Danielss arnthor