The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-07
MOTHER GOOSE All
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Opens a Three-Day Bazaar With a Large
Number of visitors-Over
500 Present.


The Ladies Union of the Universalist
church opened their Mother Goose bazar
last evening and there was an attendance
that crowded the vestry to the doors.
Over 800 admission tickets were sold.
Mother Goose with her broom. Mrs. r.
r. Cutler, received the people at the door
and Dr. r. NJ Lynde, representing the
King in the parlor counting over his
money" took the admission fees. Old
King Cole. merry old soul, was imper-
sonated by +. T. Cutler. The chicken
pie supper which was served from $3.50
to o'clock was complete success in
every way. Two hundred and ffty pco-
pie were served and the supper was pro-
nounccd excellent BY everyone The sup
per was under the management OF Mrs
Mason Page and Notwithstanding the
crowded condition OF the room the wait.
ers served everyone quickly and we'll
The ladies have outdone themselves in
the elaborate decorations of the booths
and the nice things that they have ar
ranged to sell The booths and the
ladies in charge. wearing costumes rep-
resenting different Mother Goose char
scters, make a very pretty scene. At
the Peter Pumpkin Eater booth Miss
Lillia Morse Mrs. A. w Eastman and
Miss Julia Holland are in charge and
they have very handsome hand worked
handkerehiefs for sale Boo Peep, Mrs.
John Tassic, Little Miss Afuffet, Mrs.
Irwin Stoddard. and Rel Riding Hood.
Mrs. Charles G. Kenyon are in charge of
fancy work booth. At the stock booth,
Cinderella, Mrs. Charles H. Campbell,
The two Proud Sisters, Mrs. Arthur
Campbell and Mrs. John Wallace. and
the Fairy God Mother. Mrs. Douglas
Roben are IN charge Mrs. r. L. House
and Mrs g. + Quielcy. representing the
Queen of Hearts. tend the food booth.
Seated in large shoe. Miss Ruth Con
nor. takes the part OF the Old Woman
Who Lived in Shoe, and she has as
many dolls as the woman had children.
Mrs George Howland, Mrs. Frank Jack
SON and Mrs. +. NJ Lynde have charge
of the candy and flower booth and Mrs.
A. S. Robinson and Mrs. Agnes Bradford
are at the apron booth. Little Jack
Horner, Fordyce Jackson. watches over
his pie in which there is everything even
TO the plum Following the supper
short Mother Goose pantominc was given
ii pleasing manner by six Sunday
school children and Miss Lillia Morse
sang solo very cnioyably. The lsdies
committee which has the bazaar in charge
Is composed OF Mrs. S. j. Jones, chair
man, Mrs.S. d. Allen, Mrs. Mason Page,
Mrs G. n Benedict, Mrs. r. a. Eastman.
Mrs A. s. Robinson, Mrs. G. w. Steele,
Mrs Charles f. Campbell, Mrs. z. w
jackson. Mrs. c. r. Camp, Mrs. G.. h.
Kinne Mrs. Emory Smith and Mrs. +.
r. Cutler.
Tonight's Programme.
Piano Solo .....,..., Miss Clara Gross
Vocal Solo o... Miss Leots Stratton
Reading .....,.... Mr. Harley Heath
Vocal Solo s Mr.. Chas. Macdonald
lPantomime A A Matrimonial agency
Menu for supper baked potatoes.
dried beef and cream, hot rolls, cake, tea,
and cotfee.-Priee Is cents.
The menu for Thursday for the Mother
Goose Bazaar is: Baked beans, brown
bread. hot rolls, cake. tea and coffee
Supper tickets, Is cents.
The programme.--
piano Solo. ........ Emily benedict
Reading ..s...,.... Mrs. Jennie Dix
Vocal Solo o............ Mrs. G. Scott
@The Yankee Doodle Kitchen this win
have 60 be seen to be appreciated. II win
b. given BY 10 lsdies and one young
gentlemen. Roland Preston Of the sem
inary who will be remembered as Billy
Nigrs. Don't fail TO see him. The
names of the ladies will not appear in
print but they arc anxious to see you
tomorrow evening At : o'clock. Supper
| from $3.50 TO 7.so.