Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-11

toget her giving hue effect. Inc Aleeuo
ants were arrayed in white and cheerfully
exhibited the beautiful articles, represent
ing much skill, to the customers VINO E
thronged the place. 10 speaking OF the
dolls. ii is safe to say that never has there
been exhibited in this village the equh
before IS any one who has noticed the
showing in the window at Lang's JeweHy
store recently will bear US in saying.
These and many more, dressed In tne
height OF fashion, some on tree anu
others on a stand, were seen where tn0
little ladies stood entranced gazing a'
and coveiing them. The demonstratiVe
booth contained a great variety OF con-
tributions from different wholesale nrms
that were advertising their goods, aun
involved large correspondence ana much
labor on the part of the committee VINO
secured them. Here coffee, cocoa and lunch
were served providing the quality OF the
| products. The food booth was trimmed III
evergreen aud white and contained nome
made cookery, jelly, canned 1rult auu
/ other deIicacies such as ladies know now
| to provide The candy booth was DEC
GRATED very tastily In green and Wnite
and this was favorite place for potn
| young and old, and about as profitable
as any OF the booths. At the Market
table one could easily find vegetaple
products of many kinds, also hard ware
and such useful articles as everybody
needs. in abundance In the flower and
plant depa rtment were many valuable ana
besutitul varieties. These were arranged
along in front of the stage in such man
ner as to make a fine display and give
summery appearance. Behind the ''Mys-
tery Red Curtain" sounds like that OF
goose were heard frequently, and every
, now and then the head OF the goose was
, seen to ISSUE 1t opened its mouth, ana
( when a nickel was deposited in its bill 1t
withdreg inside and in moment came
forth with bundle In its mouth for the
child who furnished the money Ihls was
| never ending source OF entertainment
j, for the children, some OF whom oeclareo
the goose was alive. Opposite this was
:. the Wigwan, where under evergreen
= bong bs was the witch's kettle suspended
over fire. At this place Mrs. G. l.. M.
: Bugbee of Newport very skillfully read the
], palms OF many hands and revealed the
: characteristics of numerous individuals
! who patronized the palmist. One of the
interesting features of the entertain
| mert given Thursday evening was the
Grand Coaching parade. This was made
! up OF number of boys and girls march
q ing to music in variety OF figures and
drills using doll-carts, wagons and
tricyeies. These were daintily and tastily
decorated in colors, bright and patriotic
it Miss Marjorie AtweH very skiilfully lee
y the procession through the pleasing evo-
n lutions about the hall, all of which wa
70 highly enjoyed by the audi nee. So many
is of the carts were prettily decorated al
g should have hada pr z but the audienc
is having decided by vote on only two, littl
3 Dorothy Grow and Master Alvin Jewel
ID were awarded the priz 9. The rest OF tn
n evenings programme ~as filled by loce
l. talent in a very satisfactory manner
re The entertainment given Friday eyenin
en was first-class. The encores which fol
,ss lowed each number evinced the enjoy
al ment OF the audience. Home talent wa
a. | properly appreciated, and the fine wor
-er by the Misses Lothrop, Mr.. Wiley an
very highly complimented and appreci
ated by all present. For their efforts, tt
ne Woman's Literary Club extend thanh
ng and also to Mrs. c. L. M. Bugbee OF New
'er port. We give the names of the differel
"a committees whose untiring efforts ha'
i. aided much in the success of the benevt
,eo lent enterprise. The whole falr WI
'iu planned and managed by the executl
on committee consisting OF Mrs. Tenney, MI
700 Davis and Mrs. Nichols. Committee
w. fancy work, Mrs. Batchelder, Mrs. Ball
A. win and Mrs. Pierce. Demonstrative coul
l. ter, Mrs Staunard, Mrs. Blake and MI
leo Ellis. Food Mrs. Winslow and Mrs Heat
Ut Candy. Mrs. A. M. Cutler, Miss Foss al
=. Mrs. Traverse Program, Miss Elliott al
IN Mrs. Lang. Market table, Mr.. Tenney al
per Miss Kendrick. Flowers and plants, Ml
ney Cutting and Miss Dutton. mystery
ali Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Wrig ht.> The gil
an of money and other generous contrib
ror tions from business houses, and also frc
lme the home industries involving both Lao
m- and sacrifice by ladies are gratefully
IN knosledged by the club. They feel espe
etc. tally grateful to Prin. Stannard, for
sm- valuable help and council, also to nj
WI Mossman and Mrs. Barrows and the ott
an :. members of the Afternoon Study Cl
re- for their interest, and all others who ha
lne helped In making the enterprise gra
eel success. The net proceeds We're over 81
In A more itemized account will be giy
ms later.
rom ~
WITH Con-regafi onal Church Notes.,
Mrs. {. A. Barrows assisted the ch
hoa, Sunday morning.
s.I Uaion prayer meeting at the yes
g. Thursday evening at 7:3O.
s,;- The Christian Endeavor meeting u
- Sunday evening will be in charge OF
every "a1nel - wni 70 49, Snns.n sY,sn
the ~ WIZ
it In iec
ver,s ST. Paui's Church Notes.