The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
m INDUSTRIAL PARADE.
Young People Of West
Brookfeld Have a Novel
Entertainment

West Brookffeld, May 4.-The TRAY
ellers' club of the First Congregational
church gave most enjoyable enter
tainment in Town hall tonight, which
was largely attended The affair was
arranged by Rev C. W. Loomis and
wife. and was both novel and sue
cessful. During his pastorate in West
Brookfield, Rev. Mr.. Loomis has done
much for the entertainment and in
struction of the young people of the
church with whom he is deservedly
popular and held in high esteem.
Fred Sanford was master of ceremo-
MES at the affair this evening, which
was given for the benefit of the TRAY
ellers' club. The feature of the en-
tertainment was an industrial parade,
in which "a Of the young people of the
town marched in procession, and by
symbol and dress represented different
trades and occupations.
The entertainment opened with the
humanaphone, on which Miss Mabel
Barnes played with great skill such
tunes as "Old hundred MY country,
tbs of thee" and Cupid, cupid" The
keys were represented by Alice q. AL
len, Nellie Preston, Helen p. Shack
lev, Rose NJ. Gould, Estella NJ. Smith,
Lillian T. Fales, Georgia Belle Fales,
Grace K. Woods Alice c. Heath, Alice
NJ. Barnes, Mary Watson, Grace
Thompson, May S. Bacon.
The following took part in the indus
trial parade:
Farmer. Burnham Smith: florist, Rose
May Could; corset manufacturing, Ed
ward Houghton; Uncle SAM Webster
Kendrick; Columbia, Mary Kendrick;
news agent, Alfred Adams; plumber
Walter Wood; dry goods, Grace
Thompson; Chinese laundry, Louis
Houghton and Lester Bragg; dentist,
Gladys Wittcke; fisherman, c. w.
LOOMS: bakery, Nellie Preston; poui-
Try, Fred Dillon; fire department, Geo.
Gilbert; dressmaker, Alice Allen; milk
man. F. Woodward; groceries, Georgia
Belle FaIes and Lila Fales; carpenter,
Birnie Conway; doctor, May Bacon;
drug store, Paul Chamberlain; grain
and feed Estella Smith; coal, Carl
Woods; shoe factory Alice Barnes;
Boston and Albany railroad George
Stone; jewelry, Estella Dodge; board
of education, Waldo Chamberlain,
Carroll Clark and Royal Makepiece;
ice dealer, Edward Carruth; grange,
Mary Watson; marble cuSeer, Hayden
Smith; millinery, Helm Shackley;
board of trade, Minot Nash; saw mill,
Cora Tyler and Anna Tyler; hardware,
Morton Smith; library, Florence john
son: mason, Carl Weld; bicycles Hat
tie Garritt, Margery Fales and Marion
Blodgett: livery, Frank Irish; leather
work, Grace Blair; barber, Edgar
Gould; meat market, Fred Shaw; ex-
press company Eddie Converse, Susan
Bill and Frank LoOmis carriage max
er, Roy Haskins; painter, Arthur War
field; crockery. GLADYS Steele; insur-
ance, George Wyre; blacksmith, Ned
Carter; common committee, Kennath
Garritt, Paul Allen and Ralph Allen;
tramp, Stanley Fales; housekeeper
Grace Woods; base ball, Estin Hall and
Leon Thompson; furniture, LOra Viii
| bur: politician, Harvey Baker; dude
Chauncey Garritt; artist, Alice Heath;
| secret societies, goat; master of cere-
monies, Fred Sanford.
Among the banners carried were:
The board of education Base ball
| today at l." Foot ball at g. Tennis
prohibited" Teeth extracted with
| great pains" THE uncommon COM
mittee." THE last of the Mackin-
| toshes."
Homemade candy was sold by Mar
garet Blair, Margie Fales and Ha tie
Garrett.
The entertainment closed with a COM
| edy, Hearts and Clubs" with 'he fol
! lowing cast:
Misses Bacon, Gould, Barnes, Alien
| Smith, Shackley, Johnson and Messrs
HoughtOn. Kendrick and Conway.
Miss Eleanor Whiting Of Worcester