Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-12-12
HINSDAlE, N. H.
CONGREGATIONAL FAIR.
Two Day Event Well Patronized and
An All-Around Success.

Vrrgational church closed last night
,ThutSduy), and was successful from
very point Of view, being well patron.
lied nud the various features being IRE.
scntrd in thoroughly satisfactory
manner under the direction of Mrs. Eli.
wood j. Weed. The entertainment com.
mittcc consisted of William G.. Booth
and Mrs. j. IL. Sargent. There were
handsome decorations Of red. white
blue and gIcor.
Supper was served each night, Mrs
Henri Tovlor nnd Mrs George NJ
Wright being in charge. A shepherd
pie was III" principal diah Wednesday
night and chicken pie Thursday night
other catablcs being hot rolls, Jelly
mashed potato, salad, pie, cake. coffee
and cheese
The various booths were presided
over by the following named persons:
Mystery booth, Mrs. Weed. Miss Der
nice Fuller and Miss Bertha Fuller;
fancy antilles, Mrs. q. s. Smith. Mrs
Frank Davis, Mrs William Watson;
pufi~, aprons. handkerchiefs, etc, Mrs
David Bell. Mrs. Charles Fletcher, Mrs
G. f. Weed, Mrs Il. Wellington; candy
Mrs. Eva Robertson Mrs. Louis
Stcarns; popcorn, Miss Constance
Wright, Miss Della Stewart, Miss Lor.
ena Browning, Miss Amy Browning
lemonade, Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. Fir.
nest Adams; ice cream, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence O'Ncill and William Watson
bulletins, Mrs. T.. j. Weed
The program the first night included
thrce-act play, The Search for Moth.
or Goose, with the following cast;
Mother Goose, Elizabeth Kimball; San
Ia Claus, Kenneth Hale; Jack, Clark
Maynard; Jill, Dorothy White; Nils,
Muifett, Nelma Bruce; Simple Simon
Robert Dickerman; Boy Blue, Louis
Howe; Bo- Peep, Ruth Cotton; Luna
Const ance Wright Wigikum Wee. Rose
Golden Grim Gnm, Lila Stewart
Fairies. Blanche Rimbeau. Rose Jcfford
Mildred Stewart Villa Howe, Thelma
Thaver; Moonbeams, Eleanor .Jeffords
Pauline Walker, Sylvia Fletcher, Cor
inne Stewart; FroSticS. James Davcn.
port. Edward Bruce, Chpllis Watkins
Roland o 'Neill; Mistress Mary, Alice
Butler; Mistress Alice. Helen Place;
sweet peas, Ardelle Hudson. Vcrna
Packard; chrysanthemums, Ethel Pike
Laura Rimbeau roses, Priscilla Fay
Maxine, LOCKWOOD; daisies, Marjorie
Fav. Iris Strectcr
Tho tbreo-act comedy Oak Farm, was
presented the second night with the
following cast: Silas Wetherbv, ia.
son Wright; Donald Wetherby, George
y. Rubeor; Joel Wetherhy. Ray l.
Fletcher; Jonathan Prunc, p. L. O'Con.
nor; ,Jocelyn Spudge, R. l.. Howe; DR.
Meredity. Frank Walker Wellington
Troy, ,Jubel Hggens; Sarah Wetherbv
Mrs. Colette f.. Powers: Helen Trum-
bull, Mrs. Priscilla T. Colby; Cynthia
Warner. Miss Margaret j. Warrington
Sally Smith Mildred A. Booth. The
scene was in New Hampshire village.
William II. Snow secured a doe Tues.
day.
c. +. Stochr was in New York a few
days last week.
T. G.. Robertson and 0. c. Robertson
were in Boston Last week.
i. NJ. Lamb opened his new store on
Main street Saturday.
Miss Josie Redding of Boston is Wis.
iting at her homo here
Miss Frost Of Lawrence. Mass, is
teaching in, the school on the plain.
Mrs. II p Wood of Ashuclot was. Il
recent visitor at Orren c. Robcrtson's
AFR, and Mrs, Howard T. Strcetcr
were recent visitors in Lowell, Mass
George a Robertson has bought a
new automobile, to be delivered soon
s h; G.. Robertson went to Philadelphia
PENN, Sunday to remain few days.
Arthur Batter SHOT 100 pound
shot q 100 pound Goc in Guilford, Vt,
Friday
Mrs. Sidney Stcarns entertained the
sewing girls at her home on High
street Friday evening.
Mrs. Matilda Welch returned to D.
p Welch s Dee. 4, after several days
visit in. fitchburg, Mass,
Miss Annie Watson of Winchester
y. H., was weekend guest of her
brother, William +. Watson.
Mrs. L. J. Walker and daughter, Hell.
en-. were visitors Monday and Tues
day OF relatives in Brattleboro.
Mrs. j. II. Sargent is substituting for
Miss Maude Dickerman in grades one
and two in the high school building.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Dergeron of
Keene, visited over the weekend at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Dupee.
Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield
Mass, was a week. end guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell.
The subject Of the sermon at the
Cniversalist church next Sunday
morning will be, The Secret of Happi,
ness.
A concert and dance will be given
in Foresters hall Wednesday, evening,
Dee. 81. Lyman's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell re.
turned home Dec /, after several weeks
visit with relatives in Litchf-ld, and
Torrington, Conn, and Gardner, Mass.