The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

On ,ouiHh, by "a CAT .ad chOrus @:
wei! elected home taicu, artists.
1hl. production viii bring out some
ly.lc ..liIity in some q the ambitious
lucu .Dung folks which has hitherto
/ hrcl overlooked or nOt recognized. |.
yol joy good hearty laugh you
.hou see this farce. II you are Il
> YruLcJ, stay away. There viii be no
rJLa .or the pcrSoa who Is uhtoru-
@;t,c enough not TO posses, q sense Of
huno. from what those in charge
..ly Il l.c Tcmplctoh Teapot" is going
10 De Il hum-dinXcr, Better see it..
And you will want to hear the HUI
Gan-o-phonc.
The church pallols have been dec
grated with rare taste AMI present 4
very attractive appearance, GoWned
in Norway pine anc Poinsctta5 win
aprucc Christmas trees scattered in
various parts of the room. In die
centel, was 4 huge tree, well lightc!
and decorated in elaborate fashion.
1t went = long way towards brighten
ing up the room. Many t@vorab.c
comments were heard from those who
tended the sale about the decora-
/ tions which arc a splendid Tribute 10
those in charge.
Every booth and counter was well
! lolded before the sale opened and
! when it came time to close down in
/ the evening, a deep hole he'd been
/ made everywhere. The underwear
counter seemed to be the most pop
ular However, this was only one OF
he booths that dill Land office
business The cGndv booth proved 4
/ drawing card for both the youngsters
! and the grown ups and the sweet
! tooth people were we'll supplied. It
! has been necessary to make an addi-
/ tional heavy supply Of sweets to
take care of today's trade. The
/ Household linen booth was we'll pat
! ronized and the doll table was a great
! source of attraction for the "lliddies'
who leased their parents to buy them
! dollars and dolls dresses. Over SO
was made on this Table yesterday.
! The Partridge berry bowls, in ch .Ro
! Of Mrs. Guy Hill, were completely
, sold out. The Sunday School Asca-
citation had fine display Or boc,f.
/ including children's books, art books
and novels, which were good s>llt"s.
The tea room was crowded. al
! through the afternoon Whc,c ~.
! Gittin, Mrs. George B. Littlelicld ac
Mrs. Stillman were kept busy serving.
/ The tea was free to all. The room w
located in the balcony. The balcony Is
4 new feature, never having been
opened before.
! Never in the history Of the church
mas such an enormous crowd Of hun
1 cry persons attended q church sup
pcr and but for the fine gcne"alshir
of those in charge OF the meal, ,
goodly number would necessarily
nave been turned away. As it wa
there was just enou. h to 20 around
and give everyone bOunteous fecd
that they will remember. The course
consisted of roast beef, mashed po-
tatocs squash pickles, gravy. dough
nuts, cheese, hos biscuits, icl!l ,"hlp-
ped cream pie and coffee. What fine.
outlay of foods could one desire
A very few minutes after the dlnnc'
bell had been sounded every ch2iI
at the tables had been filed anC
lhefc WIS 4 waiting IiHC VI Hc'I4J =
people. The service rendered by bot
the cooks and mattresses was excel
cnt and everyone was completely sat
isfed
Mrs. Wilkes Orchestra Of five
pieces furnished music during tn,
meal which added greatly to the en-
ioyment Of the occasion. Everything
, coNSide;cd the supper was q sigma
ucccsS and quite sum was realized