Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-18
ST. PATRicks DAY CELEBRATION
Roman Catholic Society Holds Fair
and Dance in Festival Hall.

There was an unusually large at
tendance at the celebration in Festival
hall Wednesday evening in honor Of
ST Patrick's day, and everyone pre-
sent had an enjoyable time. The
doors were thrown open at o'clock
and the first Of the evening was de-
voted to a musical and literary pro-
gram which is printed below. Dane
ing began about 9 o'clock, Leitsingers
orchestra furnishing music, and con-
tinued until late hour. Several
tables for the sale of lemonade, fancy
ana useful articles. and lottery
booth for the children were among the
features. The program given was as
follows:
welcome song. Girls.
Piano Solo, Les Rameaux,
Miss Katharine Austin.
Dialogue. Troubles Of Little Folks,
Girls.
straight Tip" Banjos & Piano,
Misses Denning G. Grady.
Vocal solo, Killarney"
Miss Katharine O'Connor.
Piano Solo and Recitation,
Home Sweet Home,
Miss Catherine Brosnahan and Girls.
Essay, The Hope Of ireland
Mrs. Derby, Worcester, Mass.
Song "Bugle Horn,
Duet, La Chasse Infernalle,
Misses Guiheen and Austin.
Recitation. Higher Education"
Master Eckels and Misses Deuning
and Ryan.
Recitation, Irishman's Dream
Master John Lee,
Duet. st Patricks Day"
Misses Denning & Ryan.
Piano Solo,
THE Burning of Rome.
Miss Katharine Austin.
The drawing contest for the differ
ent articles caused much interest and
the results are given below: Ton OF
coal given by L. B. Yauvey, J. w.
Martin: barrel Of flour, by Sodality of
Blessed Virgin, Annie Gregg; five dol
lar gold piece, by Altar society, D. $.
Carey; lady's walking skirt. by Altar
society, J. r. Moynihan; pair of
blankets, by Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety. Margaret Murray; fancy clock.
by Ladies' Benevolent society, ]. C.
Sullivan; easy chair by Catholic Or
der of Foresters Mrs. Charles Cook:
lemonade set, by Catholic Order of
Foresters. w. o. Young; dress suit
case. by Irish League, Thomas Clune;
fancy screen. by Irish League. Joseph
Whelan; set of dishes, by Catholic
Union, Annie Cummings; table cover,
by Catholic Union, T. A. Guiheen;
picture. by NJ. J. Moran, Mrs. Abbie
Grady: boys suit, by f. ]. Fenton, j.
A. Long: carving set, z. A. Woods,
Mrs. r. A. Woods; box of cigars, by
D. Cary. L. Cummings; statue of st.
Anthony. by Stoltzenberg Co, n. Y,
Mary f. Grady; opera shawl, by Mrs.
Counter, II. II. Mack: pair of overalls,
by Mrs Murray, Charles Smith; baby's
sacaue, Miss Abbie Griffin, Mrs. Cole
man: fancy lace handkerchief, by
Mrs. Harry B. Haus, Mrs. Matthias
Sullivan; silver service by Brooks
house girls, A. w. Lawton; sofa pillow,
by Misses p. Murphy and NJ McCar-
thy. ffilda Smith; umbrella, by chill
dren of St Michaers school, Willie
Yauvey; so lbs. of sugar, by children
Of St. Michaels school. Thomas Nc
Grath: Is lbs. of coffee, by children of
ST. Michael's school. Mrs. Mary Stew
art: comfortable, by Mrs. Lafrinea,
las. Mack: 10 lbs. of creamery butter,
hv Frank Adams, f. 3 Slate; white
snread, by employees of H. c. 4 NJ.
factory F. White: oil stove. by Mr.. r.
Fleming. Eliza Grady; ladys shoes, by
emnlovees of Hooker. Corser &
Mitchell factory. Margaret Murray;
doll by employees of Hooker, Corser
& Mitchell factory. F. Fl. Mccoy; rug.
bv Sodality of Blessed Virgin. M.
Slaughenhauf.