The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-26
OVER 700 PICNICKERS.
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The summary of the various events
of the morning, which began and were
finished almost to the minute of
schedule follows:
1o0-yard dash-Won by Welcome. w.
& r.; ID, Grogan, W. & R.; Sd, Stein
hope, Wells Bros. No time.
Shot put-Won by Walsh w. g.. r.:
2d, Jarvis, w. g. r.; Sd, Peterson.
Wells Bros. Dis. 80 fit. 9R in.
Broad jump-Won by Stewart, w. &
r.; %, Mcclure, Wells Bros: Sd.
Steinhope, Wells Bros. Distance. lift.
= in.
High jump-Won by Stewart, w. &
r., ID, Cathcart, w. & R.; 3D., Mcclure.
Wells Bros Height, 4 it. 10 in.
Potato race-Won by Steinhope.
Wells Bros; ID, Care, w. & r.; Sd.
Welcome, w. & R.
Hop, step and jump-Won by Stew
art M q r.. 81, Neveu, Wells Bros. !;
81 Mcclure, Wells Bros Distance 35
Tug of war-Won by Wells Bros.
from Wiley & Russell
Swimming race-Won by Smith,
Wells Bros; ID, Pike, W. & R.; 3D.,
Kent, Wells Bros.
The banner for the shop winning the
most points went to Wiley & Russell
with total of IS, the other contest
ant being Wells Brothers, whose total
was Sc. The individual winners were
awarded gold medals, second men silver
medals, and third men bronze medals.
Any employee of so days standing was
entitled to compete.
At | O'Clock a grand minstrel show
and entertainment by the employees was
given with the following east: Inter
locutor, L. H. Houghton pianist, Miss
Iowa Drew; Greenfield Military Band
orchestra, c. NJ. Biekford director; end
men, Ed Shea, Bert Barnes, Alvah
Kent, Relic =; grand chorus, Miss
Hanslee, Miss Field, Miss Helbig, Miss
Boswell, Miss Maher, Miss Wing, Miss
Welcome, Miss Harrington, Miss Peon.
Miss Morton, Miss MeGlynn, Miss La
Pointe, Edw. Shea, II. W. Barnes,
Thomas Raleigh, \. Kent, l.. H..
Houghton, L. w. Graham, w. Jarvis.
George Poirier, A. Flure, NJ. Dunn. L.
H. Smith, r. Williams, H. r. Barnes.
William Gates, G. +. Stevens, E. G..
Reith, L. Maher, j. S. Shotts, ID. Dun
nigan, f. Wager, William Bebo and
f. A. Samson. The program of music
included: Grand opening overture, en-
tire company; end song, In Ny Harem,
Relic -; ballard, When | Lost You,
NJ. Dunn; end song, Say No, = Alvah
Kent; ballard, Good Bye, Ny Love,
Good Bye, George Poirier; end song.
Buckwheat Cakes, Bert Barnes; Bass
solo, The Song the Anvil Sings, L. FL.
Smith; duo, All Night Long, Bob Har-
ris-Cal; end song, You r Coin to Get
Something You Don t Expect, Ed.
Shea; grand finale, entire company, in
Producing Relic, - the impersonator.
Following are the officers of the day:
Honorary grand marshall, Frank O.
Wells; grand marshal, Frederick H.
Payne; aids, S. H. Clement, f. L..
Winn, J. II. Gigure, S. r. Carpenter,
IL. G. Seller, e. T. Limeberger, Ray
mond Cowan, c. L. Spicer, Frank Tha-
Ter, Roy c. Elmer, c. a Plumb, A. J.
Mealand, jr., and l. J. stoddard; Iii
vision heads, w. a. Martin, Frank
lin Judge, IL. +. Harris and r. s. Bas-
com.
The committee of arrangements con
sists of F. IL. Payne, J. T. Seller, f.
f. Hawks, f. w Strecker, l.. H.
Houghton, II. Z. Harris, w A Martin,
r. S. Bascom, Franklin Judge, G. f.
Smart, l.. NJ. Lamb, p. I. Irwin, f.
w Gates, secretary. The sub-commit-
tees are: Entertainment 49, l.. II.
Houghton, John Moore, Frank Wagner,
l.. IL. Smith; grounds-H. f. Harris,
w. A. Martin, 7. L. Comstock; trans
portation-F. II. Payne, C. A. Plumb,
l.. NJ. Lamb; suppGes-F. W. Streck-
er, j. w. Harrington, Franklin Judge;
athletics. T. Seller, j. W. Harring-
ton, Raymond Griswold, John Cath
cart, NJ. d. Rowland, H. f. Pike, S.
II. Clement, j. H. Giguere, A. J.
Smart, jr, VIM. Donovan, S. R. Car
penter, V. f. Annis; lunch, r. H.
Smart, T. L. Comstoek, Franklin Judge.
u. F. Yetter, r. S. Bascom; finance, l..
NJ. Lamb, f. f. Hawks. X. II Smart
publicity, F w. Gates, l.. J. Stoddard,
j. X. Simons; official photographers
A w. School, F. W. Gates, j. W. Har-
rington.
One member of the party, Joseph
w. Dougherty, an employee of Wiley *
Russell, was hurt on the railroad on the
Vermont side of the river about 80
and was taken in the ambulance to the
Memorial hospital. Dougherty boarded
a northbound train near the crossing
on Bridge street and at a point bac k
of the Durham Brothers store P. c.
Doyle, Boston & Maine employee, saw
him swing off and strike against a
freight car which stood on siding.
His back was hurt, but he did not
loose consciousness He told of an
Identification card in his pocket, which
showed that he belonged to the order
of Moose. An engine brought a stretch
er and he was taken to the railroad
station and attended by DR.. G. r. An
derson, going thence to the hospital