The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20

man, Ina Doolittle and Eta Richmond.
The lemonade booth, in charge OF J.
III. Smith, chairman, Misses Gladys
Stearns and Ruth StTeeteT. Harold
Weeks and Jason Holman, = beng
7Tell patroni-ed.
The rlghr hand anteTocm IS taken up !
enIiTelF - he re cream booth ahI !, Il
Prettil d5eor3tsd il, EeeFing gguh th.-
general tol"r scheme Those charge l
are Miss Gror2iana Scott chairman
\. +. Fisher, K. a. Weeks ana Henry
Royce. The candy booth, located III
the centre Of the rear part of the hail.
stands out prominently as one Of the |
most tastefully decorated booths in the /
hall. Its heXagonal form with dome of /
twisted streamers gives ample oppor |
tunliy Tor artistic decoration. which is /
taken advantage Of in many ways. The !
booth is in charge Of Miss Cora Dexter, (
assisted by Miss Mildred Clark. The /
left antcroom is devoted entirely to
the domestic booth and decorated SINH
larlY 10 the right anteroom. The large
number Of useful articles on sale is at
tracing much attention and sales are
brisk. Those III charge ARE Mrs. Mary
l.. Lamb, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Weeks, Mrs. Langworthy, Mrs. Stafford
and Mrs. Fuller The children 5 mystery
booth Is Il big attraction for the little
ones and those in charge. Miss Ida
Stratton. chairman, and Misses Lizzie
| ana Madge Bruce. are having a busy
! time
The fancy booth is attracting even
| more than its share of those present by
| its beautiful appearance and contents
and is in charge Of Miss Mabel TEN
| pie. chairman. assisted by Miss Winnie
| TIlden and Mrs. +. J. Temple.
The popcorn booth as usual is doing
thriving business, which is being well
taken care Of by Miss Gertrude Goss.
| chairman. Eva White, Hattie Moon.
Elmer Fuller and Raymond Bruce.
y hountifui roast turkey supper was
served last evening from 3.30f TO 5
0 clock by the ladies' in the basement
Of the hall and tables were filed again
and again.
The entertainment on the evening S
| program was a three-act comedy dra-
ma The Doctor ana WAS presented by
the Hins,alc PLAYERS, who were never
seen TO better advantage Paul II.
Mann as Dilin@ton Hopper. a New
York stock broker. had u part which
was admirably suited to his talents.
and his efforts were well appreciated
Iy the large audience. j. T.. Scott TOOK
rhe part ct Thomas iicton; II. G. Hol
land Chumloy Chugs: james g. Snow.
Napoleon Il. Plunker: Miss Madelon
Temple. Mrs. Fanny Mayfair; Mrs.
Bcrnce Lau2worthy, Mrs. Auastasia
BilloNby. and Mrs Iva Snow. Ellie
Picton.
The play reelected much credit on
the ability Of local talent and the
guiding hand of Rufus NJ Langworthy,
who was in charge of the performance.
The men OF the parish will serve the
supper this evening and the menu will
consist OF baked fish. cold meats. sal
ads. etc.
After short farce entitled Miss
Mary Smith. which viii toe presented
by the Junior PLAYERS, Harry Lasher
Carrie Booth. Harold Weeks. Edna
Butler, Ruth Streeter, Gladys Stearn~
and .Iohn Snow, under the direction
OF Rev f. H. Cole. four hours at dane
ING with music by Lyman : orchestra
viii be cnjored.
The general committee in charge Of
he festival j. J. NJ. Lamb, chairman
Il. A. Weeks f. T. Temple and f. J.
Richards entertainment committee
first night, i. G. Snow, chairman. K,
NJ Langwortby. i. l., Scott; second
night, t. II. Cole and 4. NJ Lang.
worthy.