The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-16
PICNIC HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL.
Glenugie Club Was Favored With Splen.
did Conditions.

Favored by clear skies and ideal out
ing weather, the Glenugic club held III
annual picnic last Saturday at Caledonia
park.
The membership of the Glenugie clul
comprises those of our citizens who il
! former years had their abode in that ro
mantle part of Scotland where the class
| ic tgie flows, and their gatherings have
become noted for good fellowship and
hospitality. The 1913 outing of the clut
proved to be no exception TO the gen
eral rule, and the committee are to be
congratulated upon the highly success
full outcome of their untiring efforts.
Being early upon the grounds, the com.
mittee had everything prepared for the
large crowd which assembled shortly
after noon Refreshments OF various
kinds, includ ing soft drinks, ice cream
bananas, etc, were served in abundance
and with music, sports and dancing, a
splendid time was enjoyed.
The Montpelier Military band orches-
ira. consisting of Edmund Sanborn, vio-
linist, Roy Bugbee cellist, and Karl For
sell cornetist. discoursed excellent music
for the dancing, besides playing favor
lte stteCtiohs tHiuhkhout tnt diltEhoOH
and evening.
A baseball game was played between
teams captained by James Massie and
George Murray. After an exceedingly
lively game, the score stood to 3 in
favor of Massie's team. The batteries
for the winners were Masse and Iron
side and for the losers, Murray and
Massie. The feature of the game was
the umpiring of Sam Gerard, who is
said to be looking for an opening in
this capacity in some of the big leagues.
A fve-a-side football game was like
wise played, the captains of which re-
joiced in the names of Doolan, Duncan
and Skinny Melville.
The two teams battled long and hard,
but neither side could get any advant 1ge,
so the result was a draw; score, 2
goals each.
George Booth very efficiently took care
of the sports and was ably assisted by
James Smart.
Following is the prize list:
Boys race, under 10 years--George
Ironside Richard Massie, Earl Morti-
mer.
Girls race, under 10 years Mary
Milne, Dorothy Wyllie, Gertrude Thomp-
son.
Boys raee-Lyle Young, John Geals,
Alex Clark.
Girls race Blanche Connor, Margaret
Tomasi, Mary Massie.
Young ladies' raee-Bella Thompson,
Louise Melvin. Gertrude Donald,
Married ladies' race Mrs Scampini,
Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Davidson.
Fat ladies' race Mrs. Alex. Cowie,
Mrs. James Mortimer,
Ladies place kick Miss Beatrice Glib
son. % feet; Mrs. Thompson, Sc feet;
Miss Jennie Pyper, 50 feet.
Hammer throwing Charles Geal Alex
Young. James Smart.
Putting the shot Charles Geal, Alex
Yonng, James Smart,
Quoting Alex Young and Alex Moir
rs. Alex 0gston and George Ralph, II
o Is; Young and Moir VS.. Ogston and
Davidson q ito IA; Alex. Cowie, 81 /; |
Sharles Geal Ill.
Following are the names Of office bear
RS and committee: - r. Nfarr, presi- |
lent; Alex Cowie. vice president; James
duncan. secretary; John Brown, treas |
lrer; George Booth George Ralph, Alex
.Ioir. William Thom, James MassIe, SEN
incl. George Murray sentinel.
Much regret was expressed that the /
resident Of the club, j. p. Marr, WAS
nable to be present on account OF sick
less. as he always took an obsorbng
interest in the welfare of the organiza
ion.