K OF C TO GIVE
SEVEN PRIZES
AT THEIR SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
IN JANUARY
Committee Of Arrangements, Chosen
With Fred Gagne As Chairman
Hope Cheek To Be 1st Prize
Cargill Council, No. 64, Knights of
Columbus, win hold their second an
nual fair In Union hall January 24,
25, 26 and 27. The chairman of the
committee on arrangements Is Fred
Gagne, who occupied a similar posi
tion in the outdoor fair of the Elks
this year which was such a tremen
dous success. Other members of the
committee are:
Putnam—A. N. Vaughn, E. W. Mal
ian, A. J. Montville, A. L. Durert, Al
fred Maynard, Charles Bore, Dr. A.
Parent, J. J. Charron, Oscar Dugas,
Edmund Keane, Napofeon Benoit, Jr.,
Armand Belleroee, Edmond Gagne,
(Treasurer).
Pomfret—James W. Maher (Sec
retary), K. H. Cotter, T. A. Hanley.
W. E. Morton.
Dayrille—A. J. Cavanaugh, Alcldd
Page.
Woodstock—Michael White.
Mechanicsyille—John E. Kennedy.
Other committees that have been
chosen are already at work. They are
as follows: Hall, Messrs. Duvert
Mullan and ' Charron; purchasing,
| Messrs. Vaughn, Mullan, Hanley,
White and Keane; entertainment,
Messrs. Kennedy, Bellerose and Mor
: ton; publicity, Messrs. Maher, Cotter
and Montville.
A total of seven prizes will be giv
en away during the fair, the first
award being a $200 hope chest, and
the other six, cash prises as follows:
second, $100; third, $25; fourth, $25;
fifth, $50; sixth, $25; seventh, $25.
