Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-30
THE KTRMESS.
Tn WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

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ali ahsarbin, topi', the centre of attraction
,nJ s.t.t (. ,u.. better, it has been a sno
,ess financially and every other way
5ometbneo,ar 500 Of net proceeds crowns
he nntirins efforts and skillful planning of
he ladie. Of Che Jniversalst society Tho
ross rs,aip,, we're little over $1,000
On TUESDAY evening there was a good
attendance Wednesday evening was Ton
much Of .5,d thing for many. the people
IN tho loor being as thick as "autnmnal
aaves ,bat ,trew the brooks in Valam
,rosa - and il va, with difficulty that anv
hing ye. seen pr heard Last evenin,,
he dam was the leading feature. and a
ouples participated The universal verdict
, that sthr Ermess was delightful ms a
ovelty. and one Of the hest local enter
ainmeuts ever 'NTn.
The hi ha, been a little world of itself
bit Of Nateraud, at time when its
eople we're u holiday attire. and all was
estivityl with cheer for the inner MN
nd music. SOM, and dance uniting Ia swell
Ne roun vt gayety.
For tn benefit Of those who were so nm
,rtunat, as O, ue absent it may be stated
rat on the north ard south side of the hall
as the painted scenery, representing the
iildngs of butch town, So that the
,ntre ol the BALL was, to all seeming a
-oad street un the north side of this
rect wee the DlGch kitchen. and booths
r. the sale of mems furnishings, articles
n womt D. flower, hnd confectionery. At
e heh Of the huIlNyas such a windmill as
lnilar figure in every Dutch land.
:, = 2 Near it the delectable peanut was
ID, aud opposite / was the town pump.
hich furnished generous supply Of
nunade On the south side of the hail
ar the entrance vas the market place.
here the people we'e wont to congregate.
buy fruits and ptIer delicacies the Het-
IF, with II, supplies Of ice cream, cake,
e., aud the booth where artistic and
ncy articles we're sold
The formal open ny Of the Kirmess was
Tuesday evening" at , O'Clock. All who
d any thln- 9" u } with its conduct were
assed IN appr"pl ate and IN many cases
lliant-colpred l'ntch holiday costumes
Dutch supper. lnci uding the much priced
stzels, frhnkiurtsFs aud saurkraut was
we'd III the nut'h kitchen The sale Of
icy and other az ticles at the different
'ths went on AT u at the Het Hof light
reshments were dispensed BY eight
lock the hall "als well filed, and the
ertalnment hegnh with "a selection by
ghtslnger orch tstra Then came the
zen dance ~ coftume 10y members Of
II. W ales s class, a Ind under his direction
dance was the =" OGDEN shoe figure, the
'emehts heInE hose of the regular
'ch waltz ana eN scuted with grace and
clSloh- ne 9Pl ause which followed
eA'' "' nv GERS was spontaneous,
'heN rt by again tripping a
~ ''e"S g. De first of the living
ure'' XXI. cene, arranged under
'' 'i , Ia .tagr j. A. Taylor, was pre-
wall teu II was an out door
",'' ,,,.le, [. and some extremely
.,..f. n handsome costumes
= t.tbnm e a song was rendered
n lrei VI nee. which was exc
- ~, 80. -. ales's Juvenile class,
- formed as ri' picture As one could
wish To see, handsome little folk
' IN natty suits Through the mazes Of
tins peculiar BEAUTIFUL dance This
was IA dance Be characteristic. both
IN music and Of the Magyar race,
with whom 10 .,ourt quadrille In a
form ntudlirtE the American taste.
E IL was iutrotu this country in lSj,
oy Dod"orih. novelty aud charm
u mas been i"it Yer II has been pre-
sehted. lie IN slow time and the
movement SON resembles the minuet
- The dance l. % tch only the initiated
b can perform. 81 ease with which the
< intricate conn Is were given were
b. the best pus,lb hnonial To MIR Walas's
q palnstaklng NJ The children we're
a rewarded with tty encore, which they
well deserved
. The second 6cture Court If els.
] ilization, arrak o,der he direction of
a Mrs II. +. &st4J Mrs q " Uookar
DO was "ge tst ray serene The
: Spirit of a.. r..nrasan,aI h,. ~.
Mimi. Ha Ia -, I.. ,Lr,,,1 49,,
4 surrouude.h nLsrbn,J ~ ,a,in,. anl
- in recognil .shtH,rica snursn,,,y sb..
g crowns hel .,uuSpes her vim the ma
5 tional emile :, yr A. S,.,l.s raur...
I scented Ama," n.l,.- -. r..
represented NJ Il pra,,l,o,, -.
, Germany; link B,rustt Sn,in
Miss Fila Naul. n,.. A.. n. B.,
Greece Mrs. Y Richardson England
, and Miss Besst, France
/ After a sele by the orchestra Mr.
Walas's oIdsr ~
time in CAV ta,. ,,,,,,,..., =, -.
the tennis A. Tb;s r.
striking pictur,. ,,.-b.,,.. Ill. -
pleasing as the e. an In IN. HUNGARIAN
dance. The ga, ns;s ,'as rsnJar.d -,
the entrance. hu be,ad n ,,svntta ,,b.r
the dancers Wert he fioor the stems he
ING Glide and nj. IA. NJ, H., ll....';
changed bacL =, -. ~
ed the serving NJ l with their rarun.ts
follnv,iny wbicL ,,,s.;iI'
and toward the a very pretty tableau
was formed wit, ladies in the centr,
and the gentlems, aI;na Il sra ny - H.,
partners The a, - ,,shiob ,,ra.,.,5 ~.
dance WAS overwi H., "a 49,. -,
ance was renea,ed - - '''' W. -
Mrs / a T.Jl.1 l..;l., H., =.
the Announcement 80 ~ II
ure. A Spanish 40. ,ahiob .ha 49,, t,,'
and grandeur Of race OF Aragon an,
Castle va h,.r,,,, c., VI ~
TO this scene by banio duet bv Ere,
Gale and Lulu { and by Mrs Huh
bard's song. "I'm ~ z;n,;rra ~,
with excellent eff lith Miss Cook as az
communist After IIa,s;on h., ,ha ~.
cbestra the ante $50 10, ''.
the booths came !, a.,."t;sn iii 81 ~
crowd disnersad " until u"
W.dneslav az, -s..., 500.
practically a renal; ~ ,o' u" 1T -.
the princirol difTsr :'a' ~, y, t 10 y,
der of tba scene \ - 80 ''ia. ''ie W
what cbsn,,ad IN - 80
that the room for tL 49,. % So -
ed upon Ahon, M " a. ~ O1o =
sold Early in ,La sei'" .'onIss w" N','
ner y,as sarysd 80 .'us eu.a' 81
LAST evenine a. a. ~ pa'' me :.
nrincinally ~ dano;, - " a. si'sn u
served and fancy o. A..
The dancers 80 M . 'I u an
| the annlsusa hahn, -. - ~.
| e,,,i -. Pessah'' anu a.
"n"i 'eN"s u'VIul thr hearty cheers Wer
Z gwen Tor Mr. Wales
On Wedna,dnv an. .. - 80.
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