The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-10
WATERBURY,
Presentation of "The Toy Shop" by
Grades / to S of Village School.

The operetta, "The Toy Shop" pre-
scented by grades to OF the village
schools last Friday evening, was very
successful affair, the opera house being
crowded. Much credit is due Miss Lena
Wallace, instructor of music in the
schools. The program was as follows:
Scene |, portals Of fairyland; scene 2,
meeting place of the fairies; time, a
night in the month Of May, just before
II o'clock; scene g. the interior Of the
toy shop; time, midnight; selection, kin
dergarten band.
Act "The Legend of Toyland," Mar
ion Scott; cat Fairyland's Portals
sprites; selection, junior orchestra,
Act 2--"Bells of Fairyland," sprites
and fairies; "The Fairy Call" Puck and
his fairies; "March of the Fairies; Sc
lection, junior orchestra.
Act 3-"Alas! Alasl" 20 Fairy, What
Is This You Sayl" dance, French and
japanese dolls; march, tin soldiers;
"Siumber Song" French and Japanese
dolls; 20 We're the Dolls of Gay Parisl"
Farewell! FAREWELL" Puck and his
fairies; accompanist, Mrs d. w Cooley;
stage decorator, Mrs. H. ID. Hopkins.
Costumes made in domestic art depart
ment, boxes for the Jacks made in man
ual training department.
Characters-Puck, Earl Graves; fair
les, Elizabeth Rublee, Beulah Handle,
Margaret Stanley, Dorothy Park, Grace
Keefe, Esther Wheeler Doris Meade,
Evelyn Shontell Lila Anderson, Abba
Cardazzo, Beryl Thibault, Ruth Stewart;
sprites, Inez Bal Rossi, Josie lmbruglio,
Cohua Pratt, Edith Blackford, Irma Thi-
bault, Geraldine Garyey, Catharyna
O'Brien, Hazel Ring, Hazel Hamcl, Alice
Long, Mary Guerra, Ruth Hamel, Shir-
ley Holmes; French dolls, Melissa Lamb,
Charlotte Palmer, Geraldine Hill, Laura
Allen, Beatrice Hande, Barbara Chase,
Irma Stewart, Anna Hamel;. japanese
dolls, Blanche Cooley, Hazel Herbert,
Rosa Barbera, Mary Barbera, Victoria
Blanchard, June Somers, Mary Caletti,
Ellen Collins; paper dolls, Lena Garvey,
Mary Perry, Hazel Smith, Francis Perry,
Hlda Marden, Marion Long, Emma Hen
derson, Breta Atkins, Alba Fracassi, An
mis- joy rag doll, Rina Choldi; Jacks-in.
the box, Franklin Cooley, Ralph Eaton,
Aurenco Trent, Stanley Ather, Stew
art Hill, Raymond Allen; tin soldiers,
Robert Stanley, Max Bailey, Stanley
Mansfield, Fred Backus, John keefe,
Nathan Doyle, Gordon Woods, Maurice
Hamel, George Blay, Carroll Clair; kin
dergarten band, drums, James Stewart
and Everett Clair, cymbals, Raymond
Flannery and Cooley Greene, tambour-
ines, Helen Holmes and Avis Abbott;
triangles, Zadia Tatro, Iona Allen, Mon
tague Woodland, Carl Johnson, Carroll
Blanchard; bird whistles. Wilma Lamb,
Norma Giacomini, Mabel Lyman, Irene
BTay, Edward Caletti William Brown,
Harry Walker; junior orchestra, violins,
Marion Cooley, Marjorie Thibault, Earl
Graves, Myron Graves, Aldo Clerici, Alba
Cardazzo; guitars, Corinne Vassar, Clay
ton Jones; mandolin, Wallace Greene;
leader, Mrs l.. w. Bruce; accompanist,
Wiltsie Brisbrin.
Much sorrow is expressed in town
over the death of Charles S. Lord of
Winooski, who was born here.
Capt j. b. Fullerton of Willimantic,
Conn, is guest Of his sister, Mrs, j. r.
Somerville
The Duxbury Corner school gives in
the town hall Tuesday evening, the play,
"The Joys of Country Life"
Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer spent the
week end at the home OF her uncle, A. c.
Huntley, in Bolton
Those who attended the Congrega-
tional church Sunday enjoyed very able
and interesting address by DIR. Cary of
Boston and vocal solo by L. G. Miller.
The funeral of Mrs. James Ennis was
held from the chapel Of the Congrega-