The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-05
HAVE DELIGHTFUL EXHIBITS.
Odd Ladies Opened Their Fair in Miles
Hall Last Night.

The Odd Ladies opened their annual
three nights fair III Miles hall last
evening, and it promises to be one Of
the most successful fairs that the ladies
have ever held There was large at
tendance for the opening night and
nothing but words Of praise could be
heard on every side for the excellent
preparations that they have made. rhe
decorations of the booths are treat
to see. All unusual amount If work
has been put into trimming this year,
and the ladies' are To be congratulated
on the success uf their Efforts
Without doubt the prettiest booth ia
the hall il the apron booth, which was
especially designed and decorated by
James Robertson of the Daylight store
1t is a large booth with proscenium-
shaped front, and il most artistieailY
decorated in green and white coiors
The ladies have very pretty and de-
sirable articles for sale at reasonable
pricess At the candy booth there Il
delicious homemade candy The ladies'
iii charge OF this booth are the Misses
Mamie Kaeside, Annie stewart and
Christina MclSinxie. At The apron booth
are Mrs. ~. NV. Faulkner, Mrs. John
Forbes aud Miss Katherine Mathieson
The fancy booth contains articles that
are we'll worth your attention. The
ladies III charge here are Mrs. Anna Nor
rison, Mrs. Clifford Cote, Mrs. Louise
Clark. At the back Of the hill in the
right hand corner is a bower Of cedar
and pine concealed in which are untold
mysteries Mrs. Eva Gamble. Mrs. Alex
Stewart and Mrs. Samuel MeAIurray
are in charge.
THE last booth al The right of the
hail il the flower booth, where an kinds
Of flowers are for sale and also iellics
and fruit I'll IL in charge of Mrs. Sarah
Ilayer, Mrs. Nellie Bianchi and Mrs
Isabella Milne
The ice cream tables are tended by
Mrs. kate Crowley Mrs. Lizzie David
son and Mrs. Geneva Bainbridge Miss
stella Graham and Miss Lizzie stephens
have charge Of the lemonade we'll.
At the beginning OF the programme
Joseph Graham, III behalf OF the Odd
adde's extended hearty welcome 70
the people present. lie stated that the
Odd Ladies had been organized about
four years and We're one Of the most
prosperous ladies' orders ID the city
Tsey have now about 100 members.
Tie entertainment was very enjoyable.
consisting of piano solo by Miss Maada
aob,nn. d vocal solo by William Sher-
ills. vocal solo ~ Miss katherine MH
tilieson. duet by William oliver aud
Nicholas Neale. AT the close OF tie
programme the fIoor was cleared f0r
canning. music being furnished by Gil
hertsons orchestra. .of four pieces.
The ladies' committee which has the
far IN charge Is composed Of Mrs John
Murray, Mrs. john Forbes, Mrs. Anna
Morrison, Mrs Clifiod Cote, Mrs Louise
Clark. Miss Mamie Raeside, Miss Chris.
tina Ackinzie, Mrs. y. w. Faulkner
and Mrs, Margaret Stephens
The programme for Snturllng even
ing's entertainments is vocal solo hg
William Robertson, vocal solo BY Mrs
II M Braley, fancy drill w the Odd
i.aiies' team. Miss Mary Walker u
aecempanist.
Programme for Tonight.
Sehwnann quartette, Emma ! Phil
lips, ist soprano; Nellie l.. Braley, 2ps,
soprano: Abbie y. Gale, lst alto; Mande
h Harris. 2nd alto.
Loves Old Sweet Song" Smith
...s.............. ...... Quartette
Seng. selected Miss Emma j. Phillips
Old Maids Tea Party
eThe Rose Vein ...... Quartette
Reading selected ......4 Miss Wright
Echoes Of the Ball, llouselcy, QuaFtette
Miss Mary Walker, aceompanist.