The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-18
Hale's Pavilion a Pleasant
Place to Visit.
NICE BOOTHS, GOOD MUSIC
And Pleasing Entertainments All Help
to Make the Fair a Pronounced
Success "A Good
Attendance.

The degree team Of the Modern Wood
men Of America opened their weeks
fair in HaIe's pavilion last evening ana
it promises 70 be most successful one.
The attendance last evening though not
large was very good considering the
other attractions in the city.
The Woodmen have put hard work ii
20 the arrangements for the fair ana
have left nothing undone in the way Of
pleasure aud attractions for the people.
Without doubt the hall never has an
peared more attractive than last even.
ing with its decorations Of Japanese
lanters, national bunting and mirrors
and beautifully trimmed booths, which
entirely hide the bare walls OF the hail
and give it q very comfortable and at.
tractiye appearance. The decorations
were in charge Of Charles Kenyon who
was assisted BY the members OF the
team. On entering the hall the frst
booth which appears Is beautiful rns
tic bower where ice cream apd cake are
served. This booth is made of white
birch for its frame work and i covered
over with evergreen and cedar boughs
Across the front of the booth are the
letters NJ M. a., constructed out 81 the
same white birch wood 1t il 4 very
unique booth and the ladies' who have
charge OF II are Mrs w. j. Gilyertson
Mrs. William McTurk, Miss Victoria
Ely and Miss Elizabeth McrTurk. The
next booth on the right side Of the hall
n Very attractive booth where fancy
articles are sold by Mrs. John Rowlev
and Mrs. III. u Marion.
In the corner by the stage i the
sweet meat booth trimmed ii pink ana
white crepe. This booth IS IN charge
|of Miss Cecilia Premier and Miss Alta
Northrop. Across the hall IN tho ap
poslte corner Is similar booth whore
lemonade and punch are soia III Agiss
Clara Loranger The next and last
booth is devoted to the articles which
are 70 pc drawn, consisting OF hand
some combination and writing desk and
book case, a ady's leather upholstered
rocker, an oak center table aud an oak
rocker and several smaller articles be
sides.
a very interesting programme has
been arranged for each evening and for
the dancing which il always one Of the
chief features Of fair GiIbertson's Or.
chestra Of nine pieces win furnish the
music, which IL treat III itself ana
makes most pleasing indueement for
the dancers.
lhe programme given last evening
was a very enjoyable one and was A
follows: Selection BY the orchestra.
cello solo BY Lyle Perry. dialect read
ing BY Dr, n. NJ Lynde. vocal solo III
Miss Emma Phillips. The different
committees Of the Woodmen who have
charge Of the fair are as follows: Hall
committee, Arthur Gravelin, o. ID. t'vr.
Edward Anderson; entertainment con,
mittee, Wilfred Marion, Gilbert Phil
lips. Robert Kerr; decorating commit.
tee, Charles Kenyon; contest commit
tee, Arthur Grayelin, o. d. Cyr, Edward
Anderson; floor managers, WiIfrod Mar.
ron Thomas Mcdonald, Roy Livings
tone, Atloe Marriani; printing comnit-
tee, Alfred Robertson, Gilbert Phillips.
George Mills, Thomas Dobie.
The officers of tie degree team are
President, Alfred Robertson; secretary
9. y. Cyr: financial secretary. Charles
kenyon; treasurer, Gilbert Phillips.