Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10
PLANS FOR FOURTH OF JULY.
All Boys Wanted at High School Build
Ing Monday Evenine-Proeram Being
Worked out-Commlttee Chosen

The July celebration planned under
the auspices OF the Magnet club received
an added impetus this week through the
hearty support which was given the plan
from various sources. The program map
ped out in The Phoenix Of last week has
not been changed materially and 1t is
probable that il viii be carried out in
full with numerous additions. The chief
work which has been done through the
week is by the boys who have been group
ing themselves to make plans for some
highly amusing features in the morning
parade \ general meeting OF the club
will be held Monday evening a : o'clock
in the high school building to make
definite arrangements. AS the celebra-
tion is for an the boys In town and not
simply for the club members, an invita-
tion is extended TO every boy in the COM
munity TO be present TO hear what the
plans are. O. b. Hughes is chairman Of
the parade committee, and any boy or
group Of boys who wish to enter should
confer with him as he has many plans
which might be worked out. Substantial
prizes win be offered for the best group
and individual features Of the parade.
An invitation has been extended to the
Girls club TO take part in the proper
celebration Of the day and IL is probable
that the club viii foster some kind Of
merry day for the girls II Is planned to
make the day pleasant for all the towns
people, whether old or young, and the
way in which the plans have been re-
ceived indicates that all classes will CO.
operate to that end \ number Of the or
ganizations Of the town have sgnifed
their intention to take active part in the
parade and in the general observance
/ The program at the Valley fair grounds
is being worked out in detail. and every
boy will be given a chance TO work off
his energy. In addition to the regulation
field and track sports and several ball
games creased pig and other old-fash-
/ toned country fair features will be pro-
| vided The program for the morning is
| in charge Of Roy 3. Miner, physical di-
rector, and Robert Fits, vice president
/ OF the club.
Il is expected that the afternoon pro-
/ gram will be Of a character which will at
/ tract the public generally. The morning
/ sports. eliminating in the free luncheon,
will be planned largely for the boys. but
others will be welcomed. In the after
/ noon a baseball game between the pro-
! fessional men and the young business men
/ viii be played. The arrangements for this
/ game are being made by Attorney Frank
z. Barber assisted by his pastor, Rev. D.
+. Trout. who says he can pitch
The evening program has not been de-
cided upon definitely, but il will be as
entertaining as the program for the day.
The club members will have the details
Of the celebration in their charge, but
they have selected a few Of their adult
/ friends 10 serve as a general committee
| OF arrangements. The committee con-
/ sists OF Harry L Piper, chairman, Prin-
/ cipal f. Burr Smith, Clarence L. Stick
ney. representing the board Of trade San
ford a. Daniels, Rev Roy NJ Houghton
! NJ. j. Moran, Arthur L. Maynard, Rev. D
/ f. Trout, James a. Austin, W. a. Shum-
way. Rev. F. a. Wells, Clarence NJ. Mil
Ter and Richard c. Averill