The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-17
MNeW Han,pshire
HINSDALE.
UNIvERsALIsT FAIR NOW ON,
3eth Annual Event Began Last Night
and viii Close This Evening.

make the hall u mass OF beautiful and
varied coloring. Streamers OF varied col
ored crepe paper were draped over the
windows and were also strung TO the
which was suspended dainty Japanese
parasol, which added greatly 10 the arts
lie effect. Around the balcony from time
TO time were dainty japanese fans, he'
ured lanterns, flags and wind-chimes, upon
a background of orange Occasionally
scrolls and banners were interpreted,
The booths were exceptionally attractive
this year, the women presiding over tnen
being in costume. The candy booth, which
attracted ones attention upon entering
the hall was in. the center and was formed
from an immense japanese umbrella with
streamers of lavendar and yellow with
lavendar and yellow chrysanthemums. This
booth was in charge of Il. j. Richards,
Misses Mabel and Madelon Temple and
= Mrs. Walter l.. Todd. The domestic booth
was at the left under the balcony and an
arch formed from branches of plum bios
SONS gave entrance to the little alcoye
where the many handsome puiis, quilts
and other articles were for sale in charge
of Mrs. j. NJ. Lamb, chairman, Mrs. X. A.
Weeks. Mrs. Charles Stafford, Mrs. Frank
Button, Mrs. U. b. Stacy, Mrs. r. NJ.
I.angworthy and Mrs. Latham. AZ this
booth was to be found the table with the
49, Ear the women have made il a
no;ni ~ adj nm entirely new booth and
III ,;ma Il fool, tbe form of pitcher
hootb whore were IN he had various sizes
and sbanas Of nifchers This booth was
a''I nrotty feoture with It's dainty little
fans for decorations upon white back
ground and was presided over. by Miss
Minnie Snow, chairman, Miss Myra Owen
Tho fancy booth wns az white lattice
,o,l, entwina1 with nurple and white
,',;a,ar;a A. nsuai MANY handsome and
Ia;mt' ort;oIos were 70 he found nj This
bontS Mrs I Richards. Mrs. p. +.
Am;don Mrs i q snow and Miss Min.
ME Todd were in charge OF this booth. The
pmrraunhs o oud Miss Minerva Rurronghs.
which was inv in the shane Of n volcano. at.
trnntad " onnsderablo attention The non.
on,,, booth uas in keen;ng with tbe other
bonths and was in CHARGE If John Smith. |
chairman o n''' Rntb Streeter, Bertha Brooks,
i Hatt;o Moon '' Hazel shay Edna Johnson
and Margoret Enol;sh The lemonade
boo was IN charge Of +. S. Leonard,
G GJodH Stearns GLADYS Burns. Ruth |
Swon ;li;am Stacv and Iamoille Lang.
Worthy this his booth was n yerv pretty |
MI, .h'' W. a. 10th ,.h;ob ,yas
n n..,e an" a. H., NJ CharIotta Slate Miss
d T,ta P;obwond Miss Ida noolttle and
NJ 6 IT P;cbards WAS charming and
, m,s' o. ~ wit ;tS decorations of
MANI ne,S AP hputtertlies which were SUSPENDED
fron,' oil do There were many choice |
,ayd, a., n,ents ferns and ont flowers on
49," J'eu ho,,L Tho zoo oream and cake
hnoth %' .aS' n tba. r;ahf under the balcony.
an arch Of neach blossoms forming the
..a. w 1';ldan II I Temnle
T,'rahe Wooi,s a VA w Coss were Kent
bnsv serving their many patrons.
o' &c., ,,,a, served last evening at : 70 in
,b eIh aseme e dining room Inv the women of
t tho Sno;nt,, t. INSISTED If CHICKEN ME |
sne so.t 49,. la 30 and oaLes and |
standard Following the supper an en-
tertainment was presented by "The Hins-
dale Players" entitled "Higbee OF Har-
vard,' comedy drama IN three acts. Inc
cast OF characters was as 1oiiqWs' ,t wat
son w; HlRoe H,,. rom 'ioii'ana, y. - Wi,
lam u1; p, LYMAN; Loren H Iii son Of Wat
s cav, H;ahee q Snow. Theodore Dal-
rymple. called Ted. Paul Fl. Mann: Hig-
gins, the butler, r. M Langworthy; Nancy
Whithrow, the senator's daughter, Miss
Clara Nj. Stearns; Madge Cummings: from
Montana, MRS. - IT, SNOW MIS-; na,,ou'
ene senasG Me- M,I,;,o M;dd;ncroIv or;a;n.
a,iv From M Missouri; Miss Grace Roberts.
Tho narts we've we'll taken and The re.
putation of the Hinsdae Players was well
upheld. This evening the men of the par
ish are to serve a supper OF fish and clam
chowder and cold meats. 4
roowhS III su Ky VIM; Snr Fon 81 Mis-
r Nv ue on, , Wy To, party which ;s given
bv several local Young women. Professor
Kitchener and his band will also appear
during the evening. :,
Four hours of dancing will be enjoyed
after the entertainment, music oy Let
singer orchestra 81 Dra''ienoro' MI 'e
wall Morse' coiheelsV.
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,rd MFs Jason Holman mas 'ee'' III '''e fa''
wen :, MI,
NJ Ian, ana MIS- H. H. Doie spei'' non''S
AZ no',oh' y,
Iharles Daley was hooseu WIN siip
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Mrs; Neihe "ordeh IL visiting III f'rV
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Mis: Olalente ~ ray mas oeeii vi 'ne
s1h nv ,e,.n's c,, A.,
Il. Z; Holland was IN Springfield, Mass {
part OF last week.
MISS EllzaDeth Purcell was at nome
Sunday from Springfield.
Mrs. Henry 1saacs of Greenfield visited
at A. l.. Taylors last week.
Miss Bertha Sargent is housed by Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Chauncey Farr of Brightwood was in
town tn attend the festival. +,