Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-05
THE BAZAAR
Ladies' Aid Of Congrega-
tiona| Church
IN Miles, HALL
4 Successful Opening Night
Large Attendance

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
s regati NAL chu 'ch opened their three
days bazaar last evening In Miles
ball in way that promises to make
it complete SUCCESS. All the even.
ing the hall was crowded and all OF
the salesta bleS cid thriving bust.
ness. The various booths are gotten
up in very attractive manner and
the whole hall presents a very pretty
scene to the onlo 'ker. At each booth
there is very attractive display OF
goods and 1T all prices that prove an
irresistible tempta tit nto buy.
The first Sal. sable as one enters
the hall is that for the pop corn on
the extreme left. This is in charge
of the Misses Nellie Ssoughton and
Kitty Whitehea1 and J. A. Howe and
r. +. Parker. The corn pepper is in
the ante-rUom close by.
Next to it is the fancy table with a
fine display OF artistic needlework.
This is in charge of Mrs w. E. La
ZelIe, Mrs. James Adie and Mrs. A.
D. Gilley.
Close besideit is the apron table
with large assortment of both use.
full and fancy aprons 10 charge OF Mrs.
f. b. Cate, Mrs. + K. Ian ley and Mrs.
+. Fl. Rogers
Then ZONES the souvenir table with
souvenirs OF Ba re- in the shape OF
paper weights aud photographs. 1t is
in Charge OF Mrs. j. w, Mcdonald and
Mrs. ID. IL. Mcleod.
Mex 70 i. is the handkerchief ia.
BILE wi,h complete a ASSORTMENT of
these iudespensiD e articles, the whole
beiug In charge of Mrs. III A. Holt,
MIS-. Charles Robins and Mrs. Fl. l.
Avciill
Hiud-n % away in the corner is the
hsh punG or magic well with it's queer
fish to delight the children. IL is in
charge of MIS-. A. P. Abbott and Mrs.
l.. r Hutchinson.
In the oppo Site corner is the table
of tie Linouln club where there is a
variety of ARTICLES for sale BY The Miss
eS Jeanette Dobie, M ,rgafet Fraser
and Mary Mcknight.
Then comes tue candy booth with
its array of tempting sweetm eats and
CDan Her and Mrs f. c. Fisher.
The next booth is the mlsce llaneOuS
bCoJh with wide va ieJy IF ar icles
for sale in charge OF Mrs. G. II Kent
aud Mrs. G. M Wiley.
Next to it comes the domestic
hnnth ,Nittl n1inIr
men of Lom. made jellies, pickles,
etc. Tnis is in charge OF M S. j E
prt1in, Mrs. w II. HuisingLun, Mrs.
j. r. BARTLETT, Mrs. Fritz jackson and
Miss M4rgareJ CarleloA, who also have
cnarge OF the refreSnment tables in
the c,rner wnere coffee, dough uts,
sandwiches, etc are for sale.
Just fronting the door is the booth
where plants and i)werS art for sale.
This is most attractive booth and is
in charge Of Mrs. W. b. Kencr'ck,
Mrs. G. A Spear, Miss EdiLn Averill
and Miss Bessie Spear.
Miss NJ p. Goodrich OF Goddard
Sem nary also makes an excellent dis
play OF nandpAinted china and tapes
try in charge of Mrs. c. II. Stone.
Last evening the en- 1ertainment
was given ty young people wholly and
proved very lo able. The program
comprised Stl1c l"u by the Boys or
chestra aduet b! Gladys and X IN
meth Gale, violin solo by Miss Hor-
tense Knight, n recitation by Nadine
Rogers and Grace Barclay, part song
by six little Toys and dnal selection
by The orchestra.
The baz var is under the direction of
Mrs. N d. Phelps as president OF the
Ladies' Aid society. 1t will continue
this and tomorrow evening. 1t deser-
yes to be lberally patronized.