The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-19
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

The members of the baseball team
returned Sunday night from the West
Point trip, where they were beaten by
! a score OF la. The next game is Tues
day, with the Italian Athletic assoeia-
ton OF Barre, and on Saturday with st.
Michaels, both at Mortified
l.. Loyett, 10, attended the Theta Chi
fraternity convention in Boston the lat
ter part of last week.-Baseball prac-
tice is being carried on, on the diamond,
under the instruction of Capt. Murray
and Coach Whitney. The more practice
that is held the better some OF the new
men show up and things are looking
toward a first class season in spite OF
conditions when practice was started.
The team played very well at West
Point, although beaten Ia. That game
was West Points sixth or seventh, while
it was Norwich's first one, The men
are all working together and a team as
good or better than the average will
be rounded out.-Athough little has
been said or heard OF polo lately, Mgr.
Putnam has been at work arranging a
schedule This sport is practically new,
last year being the first one when
scheduled games were played. Due to
the bad weather, practice has been COM
PEELED to stand back and look on, but
now the weather is getting warmer and
rain little less frequent, Capt. Rich (
mond has his men out for practice and /
will soon have team in shape to trim
West Point the same as last year. The /
following are some of the men who have I
reported for practice: Lovett. Holland,
Putnam, Greed, Corwin and Fraley. The
schedule has been arranged by
he manager: Officers of Fort Ethan Al
en-: MAY s; New York Military acad
my. May .; West Point, May l0.--The
cphomores hold their banquet in Mont
,elier this week Saturday night, with
resident Murphy as POSTMASTER. Sergt
+. p. Mc3oyern, llth U. s. Cav, and
'rof. C. s. Carleton will be the guests
i the class The annual freshman
ance will be held in Dewey hall on Fri
ay evening of this week. The commit
ee, composed of Ryder, chairman,
adams, Brooks, Cook. Hancock and Cor
an have been working hard to make 5
he affair success and il will be in j
II probability, as the freshman dance I
always one of the most popular of the '
ear. Riley's orchestra has been en- {
aged for music. A concert will be given +
etween eight and nine and dancing I'M 5
i one-Earle p. Livermore, 10, had a (
arrow escape from injury at his home g
Bridgeport Conn, last week He was 5
landing near the spot where bomb ex-
Ioded and though he and friend were
lrown to the ground neither were hurt.
-"Hoot" Carswell 10, of Barre, was a
Iest at the Theta Chi house over Sun +
ly.-Maurice c. Sparhawk, Eek. IA, y.
:. and IA of Dartmouth, was drowned
the Connecticut river Tuesday. He
I'd another fellow were going by canoe u
Northampton, Mass, when the canoe Il
IT into some rapids and overturned. II
Darhawk was drowned, but the other a
low got ashore.-F. S. Hoff. u, and
Z. j. johnson, 10. spent Sunday at the IL
gina Phi Epsilon house.-Earle p. Liv- ~
more. rs has been elected as alumni o,
itor of the Reveille and Leroy L. Pea
DIV, Is. has been elected athletic edi-
Announcements of the marriage
the marriage of John II. Mears, \. T.,
7. to Miss Annie Lind wilkins on April al
h. in Washington. ID. c.. have been re-
wed by friends in town.. Fairfield ii
olidge, rs, who has been at Annapolis h
r the past month, studying for the
lnapolis entrance exams. was on the in
! for day or two this week. en- route
: Montpelier, where he takes his an
am Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday ca
Friday of this week-President c. -
Spooner was in Boston the last of
{ week in attendance at a meeting of
! board of trustees of Norwich uni a
Frank Tompkins. 18th,
:. Cav. commandant. was out of
vn on business the first OF the week.
d.. George K. Alshausen of New York r
v. of the Carnegie foundation for the
Of teaching. was in town
, day last week. as the guest OF Pres q
mt SpOoner. who rendered DIR. Ols- \
lsen = luncheon at the Mortified \
ise ON Thursday, az which the faculty b
Norwich university were present Il
r. DIR. +. A. Pressey, Of Trinity church. 4
Portland. Me-. spoke 10 the corps in =
pei Wednesday morning. upon the in q
stion OF President Snoorer