Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-28
FAIRGROUNDS PROGRAMME
 POSTPONED BY WEATHER
Girls and Boys Will Play Their Parts
 Today.


 No consideration at all for the Nor wich playgrounds' closing exhibition was shown by the weather man on 1 Wednesday as he sent one of the few rainy days of the summer just in time to break up the programme which had been arranged for But it will all be given this afternoon as had previously l been arranged for Wednesday, begin ming at 1.30 with the athletic events on the Academy campus and followed i by the dancing at the Chelsea parade. The little girls who were to have assembled at the Y. M. c. A. We'd nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and march to Chelsea parade, will gather today at the same hour, instead.
 Outdoor conditions. however had nothing to do with the arrangement of the exhibition of playground work at the Slater Memorial and this was ready for visitors to view 1t and will
 Fairgrounds Show Their Work.
 The handiwork of the children of the various playgrounds is exhibited in the lecture room of the Slater Me morial and shows some very neat work some of it exceptionally good for the age of the child who did it. One screen is given to each playground. The one for ThamesvifIe is filled with neatly sewn cards and two dainty aprons. Lake street has a greater va .riety of articles and besides the cards there are bags and pieces of embreid- cry, centers. searfs and pillows in colefed embroidery. The Falls has a number of bead necklaces and a few pieces of basket making as speciality besides the cards and embroidery. Pearl street has some pretty aprons and collars in white embroidery as well as other work in colors. Hobart avenue displays some nice white em- breidery on household linens and Greeneville shows two white embreid- cred centeFpieces of ambitious design besides the cards and eolored work.
 The events and entrants followi
 Five Potato Race. fay
 Senfor-Vounce. King, Harnoiss Dingisan, McC1oud, Sullivan Burns, Vounce, Ellsworth. L. King, Guilbeault. Ensling, Willis Hoffman, Sears, Coleman, c. King, Bromley.
 Relay Race.
 Senier-Pearl street, Hoffman, Hines Dat, Cemstoek; Lake street, MeCauley, Maynard, Bowen, Pierce; Hobart ave- nue, Graham, Mcknight, Cummings, Darby; Falls, T. Carberry, H. Car- berry, Johnson, Tracy.
 JunieF-Pearl street, McClepd Heff- man, Reardon, Keenan,; Lake street. A Guilbeault. E. Burns, G. Dingivan, J. Pedace. Hobart avenue, McVey, Rou- leau. OBrien, Bedusto: Falls Ensling. lRnegan, VoQnee, NRudry,
 Running Broad Jump.
 Junior--Pierce, McCauley, Maynard, Bowen. Sullivan, Ensling. Coleman Rouleau, Bedusto o'Brien, Hofman McCloud, King. Bromley.
 26 Yard Dash.
 Junior-Guilbealt, Sullivan, McVey, Hoffman, Dingivan, Ensling. Rouleau. McCloud, Alexander, Burns, Coleman, Bedusto, King, Jackson Harnois, O'Brien, Bromley, Marstak, Shabecoff, c. Vounce,, J. Vounce, Grablefsky, keenan, Goldfaden.
 35 Yard Dash.
 Senior-Maynard. Tracy, O'Brien, Knight, Oat Bowen, Carberry, Ora ham, Hoffman, Pierce. Carberry, Cum mings, Comstock, Hines
 Running High Jump.
 Senior-Maynard. McCauley, Bow en, Pierce, M. Carberyy. T. Carberyy, Johnson, Tracy, Mcknight Cummings, O'Brien Graham Darbie, Poole, Lud wig, Hines, Oat, Hoffman, Comstock.
 Shot Put.
 J McCauley, Johnson, Bowen, Tracy Lenkiewicz, T. Carberry, May nard M. Carberry, Mcknight, Cum mings, Graham, Darbie. Oat Hines, Constock, Hoffman.
 Potato Race.
 Senior = Lenkiewiecz, Hoffman, Tracy, Mcknight Maynard, Johnson, Comstock, Graham, Pierce, T. Car berry. O'Brien, Oat. Bowen, M Car berry. Hines, Cummings, Poole.
 Running Broad Jump.
 Pferce Hines, Tracy. Mcknight, Mc- Cauley, Johnson, Dat, Graham, May nard, Hoffman, Ludwig, M. Carberry, Bowen Comstock, T. Carberry. Poole, Cummings, O'Brien.