The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-02
BAZAAR.
Affair For Clinton
Hospital
OPENS TONIGHT.
Clinton Men Are Now
Talking Politics.

Clinton, Feb. Mysteries were rear
ing in the town hall This afternoon
embryo things that will later adorn
and dignity the Clinton hospital ba-
zaar. No such unique tables, booths
and clever conceits have been known
at fair in this town before \ cabin.
like "a picture from frontier story
: book. built of slabs, was the most COM
plete thing in the hail. when the cor
respondent of The Spy went there this
afternoon. 1t will be occupied by a
dealer in pop corn and peanuts. who
will hail as a darky from old Virginia.
Lemonade will be sold from the
Spanish caravel, Santa Maria, such a
duplicate as Columbus might recognize,
by George w. Medium, Miss Bertha
Dudley and w. H. Spaulding.
Other booths and tables were pre-
pairing, as follows:
Clinton fancy table-Miss Esther c.
Morse Miss Helen B. Hammond, Mrs.
Walter P Bowers
Flower table-Miss Mary Sullivan,
Miss Mary McQuaid. Miss Julia Co.'S
lelln..
Household table-Miss Sarah L, Rus
sell, Mrs. Sarah z. Reeves, Mrs. Clar-
ence H. Bowers
Candy table-Mrs. Edward G. Ste
VEINS, Miss Catherine Field, Mrs. VIM
Hamilton, Mrs. S. Ives Wallace.
Nurses table-Niiss Ella Freeze. Miss
ella Mckay, Miss Ella Stevenson. Miss
Lillian Marin, Miss Catherine Hunt.
Chldren's space-Miss Jennie E.
Stone. Mrs A. f. Trout.
The ery--Newman Harrison
Mrs. c.. G. Coulter, Mrs. Edward F.
Hall.
Lancaster, will have table of its
own. The mystery is a new grab
game, 1t will be housed in d duplicate
of MORO Castle. The floor table will
be very beautiful. Already flowers had
arrived from the greenhouses of E. V.
II. Thayer. There were some splendid
specimens of Begnia Lorraine They
were in full bloom, masses of delicate
pink.
There will be fortune telling. But
who the fortune tellers will be the COM
mittee is keeping to itself. TheY will
be costumed as Roumanian gypsies.
All these things will be seen by those
who go tomorrow night when the fair
opens. There will be other spectacles
and notably the pantomime production
of Cinderella" of which much has
been printed.
The pantomime was. arranged by
Miss Ellen x. Stevens, who is one of
The cleyerest women in Massachusetts
at things of this kind.
Everybody who has seen the pan
tomime rehearSed commendS it.
The bazaar is going to be big thing.
The work falls upon a few persons,
comparatively, and especially upon
Mrs Edward L. Greene chairman of
the general committee, to whose indus
try and splendid executive ability the
enterprise owes much. The other mem
bers of the general committee are:
Mrs c. c. Stone. Mrs. A H. Eager,
Mrs E. G. Stevens Miss F. CT. Chan
der Frank E. Howard Josiah Stick
ney. There are subcommittee as
follows: On decorations, Miss Fannie
G. Chandler, Miss Bertha Parker, Miss
Mary Morse; on supper, Mrs. Edward
L. Greene, Mrs. John w. Corcoran,
Mrs. George B. Andrews, Mrs. w S.
Daggett, Mrs. w. j. Coulter. Mrs. F.
j. Holmes, Mrs. James Dickinson, Mrs.
Frank E. Howard, Mrs William Lourie.
Mrs. William McGown, Mrs. A H.
dudley, Mrs. Levi Harris. Mrs. Ger
don Brown, Mrs. Robert Johnston, Mrs
5. Bascom Mrs. William Ford MRS
William Aitken, Mrs E. A. Currier,
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On advertising-John w Mcnamara
h 3. Merchant, George e. Martin
On observation-disclosures f. Morse
Harry d. Carter, Miss Ellen X Stew
ems, Miss Mabel Breed. Miss Hannah
Walsh.
These are from Mrs Greene's revised
lists and up to date. There have been
many changes in the committees since
they were organized.
Work was in progress in the lower
hall as well as in me upper hall, this
afternoon. The supper committee was
making ready for the supper that will
he served from $50 to o'clock Thurs
day night and Friday night
The Viands will be served by a men
each night under the direction OF
Frank F.. Howard
The general committee expect tC
make a great deal Of money for the
hospital. They have provided a ba-
Ear that is worth several times the Il
cents that has been fixed as the price
of admission.
Friday night as many people as car
are expected to appear in costume. Col
John E. Thayer will appear as the pat
ron of Albany. Col. Tnayer has ISSUED
an invitation to dance in Red Men:
Hall, Friday evening, after the bazaar
The invitation is addressed to all wht
attend the bazaar in costume. 1t will
nave the erect OF greatly increasing
the number of costumes. Dancing viii
be from 10 to ,. Beadle's Orchestra o
Keene, N. H., will furnish music.
Politics and little but politics is men
talk here.
Now 1t is settled that there will b
no citizens ticket and that there vii
be socialist labor ticket
The principal announcement TO-DAY
as predicted exclusively in The Spy
is the announcement of Walter +
Dame that he is not only not a car
didate for a denomination to the boar