A very succeséfal ''bristmas Ssle of Work was held in Union Church Hall on 665
Wednesday afternoon, under theanspices of the abore Society. On the tables disposed ranad the Hall was a variety of useful and fancy articles, including dolls and baby linen, fancy work, Christians Carda and stationery, flow ore and sweetments. At the top of the hall light refreshments were served at extremely moderate changes by a party of lady waitresses, The rooms opening out of the hall were utilized as si 0 guiled fee, Judging by the and the rapidity with which sales were effected, the Sal of Work must have more than fulfilled the expectations of its promoters and we shall hope to hear that the Society has realized " considerable sara wherewith to farther the charitable objects it has in view. The ladies who presided over or assisted at stalls were Fancy and Children's Clothing.—Mrs, Ed Wheen, Mrs. J. Osborne, Miss Barry, Mis Elsie Osborne, Dolls' Stall—Mrs. John Prentice, Mrs. H. D, Hatehisn, Cnlenlars and Stationery.—The Canily Stall Mrs, Armistead, Mrs, Hopkiow, Mrs, S! aw, Mins Fitch Refreshments.—Mre. Matheson, Mra, Hykew and six Ansintanta, Flower Stall.—Mrs. J. B, Jackeon.
Mr-, and Miss Solly had charge of the Brownie show and Mr. Barrow of the one-man show. Mrs. Awner acted as palmier. Masical numbers were contributed by Mrs, Woodbridge, Mra. Armistead, Mr. J. Evans and Mr. G. Stuart,
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