The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-30
UniyerSaliSt VeStry ThrOnged
On Its First Night
OVER 275 SUPPERS SERVED
Usual Attractive Articles Offered For
Sale in the Various Booths
Entertainments Fur
nished.

The Ladies Aid society Of the Uni.
versalist church oepned their "Winfer
Picnic N the church yestry last even
ING. The yestry and parlor present 4
very cosy and attractive appearance
Wltli the very prttily arranged booths
and decorations Of fit trees. everrreeus
and flowers. The ladies wait npon Won
with pleasing hospitality, furnish Won
with delightful entertainment and have
nice variety Of fancy articles. candy
aud food to be purchased 1T the booths
a most excellent chicken pie sumner wa
served from o'clock until 7.3O al
which over $50 people were served. ana
AL were delighted with 1t. The ladies
I Who had charge OF the supper we're
Mrs. Mason Page. who made the ehicl
en pies, Mrs. q. s. Steele and Mrs. All.
rora Robinson
Following the supper high class en-
iertainment was given, much 10 the en-.
tJoyment Of the large number present,
as loiloWs Duet, Overture to Fam
pa, Misses Richmond and AyeriIl; vocal
solo, William Sheriifs; reading, Miss
Grace Brown; piano solo, Miss Alice
Ayerlll; vocal solo, Miss Walker; two
short piano selections, by Miss Phelps
and Miss Buttertield; cornet solo. Dr
II r. Leonard
The booths and the ladies iii charge
are as follows: Apron booth, Mrs. n
N. Benedict and Mrs S. ID. Allen: Won.
ems Home Companion booth. Misses
Blanche Bradford, Matte Williams
Jeanette Williams and Maude Ayers.
candy booth, Mrs. Frank Jackson and
Miss Alice Smith: flower booth Mra
T. NJ. Williams; food booth. Mrs Fred
Eaton and Miss Carrie Iaing. hao
booth, Mrs. +. +. Burr and Mrs. M II
Roberts, fancy article booth, Mrs a
q. Fay, Mrs. O. +. Camp and Mrs. y. II.
Iassie; fancy handkerchief booth. Mrs.
4. n. Williams aud Mrs. Walter Paine.
The ladies have made most satisfac
tory arrangements for their annual fair
and are sure of a most successful ter
minatlon. The fair viii be open this
AFTERNOON, and this evening from 81. so
until d.30a supper win be served. Menu;
vegetable hash, hot rolls, eakean coffee.
a very pleasing entertainment has been
arranged, Of which the principal feature
/ Will be q Japanese doll drill bv younr
ladies, with music By GiIbertsons or
chestra and also musical selections by
the young people of the Sunday school.
| One Of the features of the fair tomor-
row evening win be very lanrhable
farce entitled, Ellis Lucky Day.@ with
the following cast Of characters Jack
Arnold, a young law student. ]. Ward
Carver; Castor, known as the Count De
Roussilon, DIR. L. N. Lynde; Helen Bas-
com, an American heiress, Miss ALICE
Averill. Synopsis: have ne entree
into soeiety-ze girls call me "Jolie~
All mainas want me for son-in-law-.-
This place must be haunted-With this
bag ! could take an European trip with
no other luggage She can put zem III
ze trunk Of mine any Dough-facel
Dough.facel Mon Dieul Playing the
part Of peace-maker OF course she will
be hungry, girls always area doieuner
for Msleur ayee plasir-e I wo step, white
taifeta, blue dotss--Ned's letter-Pretty
good looking girl-Something to eat
hnead it--How could | forget you, Hel.
en- Playing the part Of the good Chris
tian-lt's nothing; nothing You must
ito me listenTe t'aime The new wait
er--My bill back You are wanted
Hurt his pride Carry ont Ned's instruc.
tions-Ihis II my lucky day.