The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
HINSDALE, N. H.
BLUEBIRD FAIR A SUCCESS.
Forty-Eighth Annual Festival of Uni
versalist Society.


versalist Society. !
The 48th annual festival and Bluebird
fair Of the Universalist society was given
in the town hall Thursday and Friday
evenings.
There was a very large attendance,
people from all the nearby towns being
present.
An excellent chicken-pie supper with
all the ''fixin's," was served in the new
dining room Thursday night from $50
to s O'Clock and was well patronized
Following the supper farce comedy
in three acts. The King of the Philip
pines, was presented by the following
east: John Graham, a gay old boy, J.
f. Mann; Stanley Graham, his son,
Clifford Stearns Dick Jordan, Stanley's
chum, J. G. Snow; Rev. Ambrose Meek
ham, William p. LYMAN Teddy Lane,
Johns valet, p l.. OConnor; Marie Ora
ham. Johns daughter, Margaret j. Year
ington; Carrie Gilman, Marie's friend,
Priscilla I. Colby; Priscilla Williams,
! Lurlesque queen, Colette +. Powers; Je-
rusha Graham, Johns sister, Iva n.
+ Snow. The scene of the play was one
/ full day in the home of John Graham
Synopsis: Act Morning. Back from
/ the Philippines. Act Noon. The king
cuts loose. Act 3 Night. The kings
reign comes to an end. This entertain
ment was very pleasingly rendered, and
much credit is due all members of the
cast.
The Friday night supper from $50 to
8 o'clock consisted Of baked fish, cold
meats. salads, etc, and was served by the
men Of the parish
After the supper, the two-act drama,
! Shadowed was presented by the follow
ing cast: Donald Morley, r. L. Howe
Louis Durkin, George n. Rubeor; Mrs
Tracey. r. L. Fletcher; Parker Sharp, w
H. Brooks; Darby Smith, Jason Wright
Nina Tracey Elizabeth Bruce; Josie
Ward. Georgianna Scott. An interval OF
one wear between the first and second
acts. Four hours of dancing after the
entertainment was enjoyed, with music
BY Lyman's orchestra.
Various booths, ceverly trimmed Will
bluebirds and white paper were arranged
about the hall where fancy goods, ice
cream, lemonade, popcorn candy anC
flowers were on sale. The following com
mittees were in charge: General com
mittee ]. M. Lamb chairman, r. A
Weeks. f. j. Temple, +. j. Richards
t entertainment, first night, James G
S Snow; second night, Elizabeth Bruce
: booths, J. II. Smith chairman c. + Ne
lntyre, L. w Goss; fancy booth, Mabe
e Temple chairman, Winnie Tilden, ";
: Snow, Minnie Snow; domestic booth
Y Mrs. Mary L. Lamb chairman, Mesdame
Z, Langworthy, Richards, Mcintyre, Weeks
Fuller. Davenport; ice cream j. Il
Smith chairman, r. NJ. Langworthy, Har
old Bruce, Galen Steans, Howard
. Streeter. Harlan Owen; lemonade bootl
: Georgianna Scott chairman, Hattie Moor
> Alta Snow, Elmer Fuller, Ray Bruce
4 Mrs. Howard Streeter; flower bootl
Z Ina G. Doolittle chairman, Eta Rich
mond. Clara Stearns, Mrs. Prentiss Tay
lIor; popcorn booth, Sybil Stearns chair
4 man, Helena Owen, Esther Smith Vein
HIC,. Bruce; candy booth, Mrs. Clarenc
ND. Fav chairman. Elizabeth J. Bruce
1 Mrs. Madge Deone. Margaret J. Year
Z ngton. Cora b. Dexter; children's boot
/ Ida Stratton chairman, Mrs. Kate Smith
4 music, general committee; dance commi
tee; Clifford Stearns chairman, Sidne
Stearns: printing. J. H. Smith; herald
1 Mrs. Bernice Field; supper commits
\ first night, Mrs. Thomas Butler chat
I man. Mesdames W. d. Stearns, Stratto
n Policy. Tilden, Felch, W. G. Smith, Blu
- roughs, Scott, Moon. Goss, Hubbar
= Bruce; second night, j. NJ. Lamb chai
Ii man, Messrs. r. Weeks, Scott, McIntyl
Il Richards, Todd, Smith, Davenport, Blu
u roughs. Temple, Goss, Fisher, Fay, \
Il ID. Stearns, Cakes, Shattuck, Full'
II Snow, Langworthy, Holman, CARTEL
Il Field, Sidney Stearns, Clifford Stearl