The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
BAPTIST PICNIC AT FAIRMoNT.
Good Crowd Enjoyed Splendid Weather
of SATURDAY..


The picnic season OF 1914 was set un-
der way on Saturday when about It's
members Of the Sunday school classes
of the First Baptist church gathered at
the Fairmont trotting park for its an
nual outing and picnic. Favored by aus
picious weather conditions, the outing
was one of the most successful ever un-
dertaken by the Baptist Sunday school
classes. The park was equipped with
swings, villas and amusement devices for
the young children.
At noon a basket lunch was served
and all during the day other refresh
ments were served to the children. At
an early hour in the afternoon the usual
| sporting program was started. Prizes Of
/ blue, red and white ribbons were award
ed the winners in the sporting events.
On these ribbons were inscribed in gilt
| the name of the Sunday school. the date
and the event. At late hour in the
afternoon baseball teams were organized
Teams eaptained by William Halvosa
and Harry Jones were placed on the field
against each other The outcome Of the
game is not certain. but from impartial
spectators the verdict was handed to
the Halvosa aggregation. The battery
for the Halvosa contingent was com
posed of Rev. Mr.. Holt, Halvosa and
Smith. Jones and Scott were in the
points for the losers. The results of the
sports were as follows:
Running race tboys between 10 and
IL years Carl Shields, first; Roy Scott,
second; Spencer Jones, third.
Running race tbovs between l3 and
Is years George Luchini, first; Harley
Kidder. second, Howard Geake, third.
Running race (boys between six and
nine Stephen Rizzi. first; CLYDE Geake,
second; Baron Grearson, third.
Running race tgirls between six and
nine years. Virginia Newton. first; Hell
en- Rossi, second; Maude Refus, third
Running race tgirls between 10 and
l3 years 1-Alvan Midget, first; Rosa
belle Shannon, second; Ellen Inglis,
third.
Running race (girls over Is yearsl---
Ethel 1nglis, first; Dorothy Inglis, sec.
ond; Myrtle Jameson, third.
Broad jump tboys between six and
nine years. Stephen Rizzi, first; Clyde
Geake, second; Lysle Scott, third.
Broad jump tboys between 10 and IL
years Roy Scott, first Carl Shields,
second; Spencer Jones, third.
Broad jump (boys between 10 and Is
years. Harley Kidder, first; George
Luchini, second; Howard Geake, third.
Broad jump (girls between nine and
IA years Miss Alva Mudgett, first;
Rosabelle Shannon, second; Evalne
Shields, third.
Running broad jump tboys between
six and nine years. stephen Rizzi
first; Clyde Geake, second; Lysle Scott
third.
Running broad jump tboys between 10
and ~ arsl--Spencer Jones, first
Gladstone Clark, second; Bart Scribner,
third.
Running broad jump (boys between
13 and Is years)-Willoughby Scott,
first; Harley Kidder, second; George Luz
chini, third.
Sack race (boys between 10 and l2
years Roy Scott, first; Carl Shields,
second; Bart Scribner, third.
Sack race (boys between l3 and Is
years Dean Mudgett, first; George Luz
chini, second; Carl Shannon, third.
Sack race tmarried en)-Rev. George
H. Holt. first; William Halvosa, second;
Harley Stephens, third.
Broad jump (boys over Is years.
Roy Kidder, first; Raymond Cave, sec
ond; Harry Kent, third.
Hop, step and jump tmen) William
Halvosa, first; Rev. George H. Holt, sec
ond; Lorn Smith, third.
Rifle shoot for women--Miss Dorothy |
1nglis, first; Ethel Holder, second; Myr- |
tie Jameson, third.
The committee in charge of the trans
portation consisted of Clyde Perry /
Quincy Perry, Harley stephens, DIR. |
Scribner and Rev. George H. Holt The |
committee in charge of the prizes was:
Mrs. +. +. Cave and Misses Elizabeth |
Sutton and Myrtle Jameson. l.. V.
Jones, superintendent of the Sunday |
school, and William Milne, secretary, |
had charge of the general arrangements.
William Mcdonald, Alden Grearson and |
Lorn Smith acted as judges.