Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-10
Hinh School Athletic Meet.

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High School Athletic Meet.
The annual field meet of the Bellows
Falls high school was held at Morgan
park Saturday afternoon. a heavy wind
intersered with fast time, but the work
ass a whole was very satisfactory to the
trainer, +. c. Baldwin, and thestrack team
which will be sent 10 the interscholastic
held meet at Claremont May p will be
the strongest in the history of the school.
The summary:
1OO-yard dash-Won by Howard, North
rup second, McGreen third Time lis.
Half-mile run-Won Dy Thompson,
Wilbur second, Moran third. Time I'm
pos
22y-yard dash-Won by Howard, North
rup second, McGreen third. Time 26s.
Half-mile bicycle--Won by Capron,
Bancroft second. Time I'm los.
One-mile run-Won by Thompson.
Wilbur second, Donovan third. Time ON
35s.
22O-yard hurdle-Won by Northrup,
Howard second, McGreen third. Time ous.
44O-yard dash-Won by Northrup,
Thompson second, McGreen third. Time
I'm.
Running broad jump-Won by Howard
Northrup second, Livermore third. Dis
lance Is # in.
Pole vault-Won by Howard, North
rup second, Thompson third. Height SIT
in.
Running high jump-Won by Howard
Capron second, Northrup third. Height
1 IT. in.
Discus throw-Won by Thompson. Ar
mold second, Searles third. Distance e. IT.
Points by casses-'O1, "a; ", 81; %, c;
O4, l.
Referee. f. G. Baldwin. Judges, ]. \.
Busby, +. Mackinnon. Timers, L. b.
HaV
kinnon.
Rodney Roundy will supply the Congre-
gational pulpit at simonsville again this
summer.
For the remainder of the season tho
Bird club will take two walks each week,
Wednesday afternoon at 4.15 and Sat
urday morning at o'clock.
Mrs. Edward c. Osgood has sent three
of her paintings to the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo. They have been
accepted and will be hung in the Yer
! mont room.
Harry w. Knight for many years a
well known carriage builder at Sax
tons River, has begun work this week for
the Bellows Falls Machine company in
the pattern department.
Cards have been issued for the mar
| riage of Bertha Irene Capron. daughter
Of Charles Capron, and Frederick Will
| liam Burbank of New York at Emmanuel
church May 10 at S clock in the evening.
The ladies' union of the Congregational
| church will hold a home missionary meet
| ing Wednesday evening in the parlors of
| the church. The regular monthly supper
| will be served by Mrs. W. G. Smith. Mrs.
| NJ. w. Downing, Mrs, +. G. Osgood. Mrs
| Switzer and Mrs. Perry Dean at $50.
The last meeting of the season of the
Il f...na 10 .I- .1r.T
Tuesday evening.lt was an evening with
| Wagner. \ sketch of the composers life
| was given and members of the club rem
| uercd selections from his compositions.
| Mrs. Harriet Brasor Pratt of Brattleboro
| sang two selections to the enjoyment of
| all present
Frank y. Moore, son of G. \. Moore.
has been seriously i'll the past few days
| with diphthoria, and the residence on
| " Westminster terrace is closely quar-
| antined This is the first case of diph-
| liberia in the village for some months.
| A local base ball club, named the Young
| Americas, played a very good game on
| the athletic grounds at the north end of
| the village Saturday against club from
| keene, the local players winning II to
| 10.
The annual meeting of the church and
| larish of Emmanuel church was held Mon
| day evening in the parish house. 1t was
| voted to increase the number of vestry-
| men to nine. Those elected to the office
were J. II. Webb, j. W. Flint, c. w. But
| terheld, II. Z. Bancroft. John II. VIII
| liams, W. c. Belknap, E. \. Guild, D. w.
| Linton and James II. Williams, jr. The
| Nestry organized by choosing j. II. Webb
| for senior warden and j. w Flint Junior
| warden, W. c. Belknap secretary and ID.
| w. Linton treasurer. 1t was voted to
| engage Mrs. IL. c. Eliot as organist and
| ii. c. Elliot for choir master.
The annual meeting of the Connecticut
| River Valley Medical association was
| held at the Rockingham hotel Tuesday
| beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. The fol-
| lowing program was carried out: Pres
| idents address; Ear complications fol-
! lowing la grippe" G.. IL. GorhaQ, Bel
| lows Falls Resume of scarlet fever cpl
! demc in Keene," 2. NJ. Dnsmoor, Keene:
| Medication other than by the stomach, 4"
| h. r. Campbell, Bellows Falls; The i'm
| portance of early diagnosis and opera
| ton" f. NJ, fond, Rutland. These
officers We're elected for the ensuing
| year: President, DIR. Craigue of West
| moreland vce-presdent DR.. Hill of Bel
| lows Falls; treasurer, DR.. Campbell of
| Bellows Falls. About 25 were present.