Mrs. Sqrrle, assisted by Mrs. Brace was in charge of the second-hand book stall, where the large array of books for adults and children, including many of the popular annuals, fast diminished. A novelty stand. containing a large selection of practical gifts, was arranged by Mrs. Goodwin, who was assisted by Mrs.
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One stall which could. boast of having sold everything, was the fresh vegetable stall. Jonkedafter by. one of the youngest helpers, Mary Christine MacDonald.
The inviting tea room, with flower arrangements adding greatly to the enjoyment nf the tea. was arranged by Mrs. F.H.B. Harmon, chairman of the tea committee. Her helpers in-eluded Mrs. Train, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Duncan.
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