Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-30
Board of Trade
Fair Opens Brilliantly

The Board of Trade Fair opened
Tuesday evening and all indications
point to big success. Never has the
hall looked prettier; never have
booths looked more attractive; never
have the solicitors for the various
schemes been more alive and never
has the old Coliseum promised a
better time for those who attend.
The entertainment was brief, and
the night might we'll have been call
cd Scottish night. The program con-
sisted of bagpipe music and Scottish
dances. All numbers were exceedingly
well received and the entertainment
was truly worth while. Tonight the
entertainment will consist of music
by the Schubert Trio and Mrs. Horace
Hughes, soloist. During Tuesday eve
ming McMaster's orchestra. with Miss
Christine Carey of Hallowcil as
pianist. furnished excellent music.
The various booths We're in charge
of tho following: Soft drinks Gardi-
nor Girls Club Mrs. II. c. Smith
Mrs. John Ripley. Mrs. Edith Gould.
Miss Edna Woodson and Miss Doris
Wright: Dolls. Mrs. Fl. Fl. Eldridge
Mrs. Wiltshire; Baskets. Mrs. Arlo
Adams. Miss Gertrude Mcnamara.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Nellie
Hickey: Fish FonG, Good Comrades
club. Miss Alice Scott. chairman:
Candy, Mrs. Arthur Strout, Miss Ju-
liza r. Clason' Mrs. Frank Blaisdoll
Mrs. Frank Gray. Mrs. Herbert Law
ton. Mrs. r. w. Jackson. Mrs. Ralph
Booker, Miss May Lawrence. Mrs. r.
Simons. Mrs. BueI Merrill, Miss Clar-
ice Merrill. Mrs. Florence Russ. Mrs
Helen Brooks. Mrs. Geneva Roberts.
Miss Lcona Esponctte and Miss Rcna
Speed; Food /4able. Mrs Frank II.
Woodbury., Mrs. Charles A. knight.
Mrs. Will c. Atkins. Mrs. Fred T..
Mrs. f. TT. Parshley. Mrs. r.
r.. Donnell: lee cream, Mrs. Earl Per-
ry, Mrs. Fife Maxcy. Mrs. Harold
currier, Miss Pauline Barney, Miss
Peggy Marson, Earl Perry and Fred
nrick Marks: Jap Rolling Board. c.
Gil Brown: Cooked Food, Mrs. A. G.
Robinson, Mrs Frank Brann. Mrs. r..
". Ellis, Mrs. w. T. Pierce. Mrs. r.
n. Ring. Mrs. w. o. Cobb. Mrs. D.
Fl. Herrin, Miss Alice Day. Mrs. \.
". Cronk. Mrs. +. II. Wiley. Miss
Geneva Smith: Canes. Harold Cook
and John TT. Turner: Aprons. Mrs.
Fred F.. Potter. Mrs. Warren Seavcv.
<rs. Madeline Lawrence. Mrs. George
Curry. Miss Margaret Potter: Flow
Hr booth. Misses Ellen Rellis. Merry
hamilton. Julia Kcarns.' Ruth Nc
,'uiro. Annie3 Burke. Mary and Anna
fc!tis. Ursula Hanlev. Madeline kcl-
les: Baby Dolls. Waiter Roberts.
Frank Naimen. Somebody Is going
TO he made happy with house lot. a
Ford car. bicvc,cs. sleds and nr,m"r-
ous other wo3,l, while gifts. Who tha
fortunate individuals will he is the
question OF tho hour.
The following are:
The Committees
General committee. viii g. Atkins.
Earl +. Hodgkirs. score
;ary: II. NJ. J.awton. treasurer.
Finance committee. Frank r. Ro.-
ton. chairman: II. T. Hazard. T.. G.
Ballard. f. s. Smith F. w. Ellis, 7.
w. Robinson, A. J.. Perry. Joseph
Moulton.
Scheme committee. r. r. T.ittlefield.
chairman: r. F.. Strout. A. NJ. Adams,
r. \. Boston. w. #. Gardiner, James
F. Carroll. 7. Fl. Thompson, F.. 4.
Wagner. Frank T.. Gray. William
Savage. William IT, Slosberg.
Tag Days William Q.
Cobb, chairman. s. n. Soule Mrs. May
Lawrence Mrs. r. f, McCausland,
Mrs. s. o. Clason. Mrs. Geo T. Malley.
Mrs. ]. c. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. w. l.
Guild, Mrs. Harry Goldberg. Waiter
Roberts. Miss Alice Scott, Mrs. W. +.
Hodgkns.
Committee on building hooths--Earl
T. Hodgkins. chairman. Edwin l.. Bus
sell. Charles J. Bras don. Franl. r. Col
Inns. Charles T. Walker. Carroll l..
Church Carl Russ. Ralph A. Stone
Advertising and soliciting commit
tee-A. ]. Burns. chairman. A. G.. Rob-
inson. IT. g. Coombs. f. A. Leighton.
S. G. Decker, r. D. Simons. g. n. Lib
by. Frank A. Wise. John W. Hilbert.
Mrs. Chas. E. Hale. Miss Lottie Davis,
Mrs. Fred Weymouth. Mrs. A. G. Rob
inson. John T. Cunningham. Marks
shapiro.
Committee on running booths-Mi
Fred n. Boston. chairman, Mrs. Es-
telle I.ittlefeld. Mrs. y. 7. Gardiner,