The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
JOYOUS TIME
AT C. G. PICNIC
Continued from first page.

5Oc--W. Provost, l.. Ducharme, w. To-
bin.
Girls race, under Is years, $l.50, 81,
5Oc--Jessie Walker, Ruth Mcknight, Vic.
let Lilley.
Chief and past chiefs race ~, ST.
James r. Coutts, 10 Sec; James $. Milne.
Apprentice race ione.half milel, 2 To-
cuts, hand hammer-H. Mcdonald, Con-
solidated Quarry Co., Bert Hurry, Jones
Bros. Ronald Mcmillan. George Ross,
Holmes bakery; John Grant, Barclay
Bros.i winners, Ross Mcdonald, McMil-
lam
Married ladies' race, SO, So, sl--Mrs
Paul Scampini, Mrs. George Gordon, Mrs.
Alex. Milne.
44O-yard race, SO, SO, $l-McLean, CO.
lombo, j. Mcleod.
l00-yard race, open to clansmen's
wives; prize, pair of shoes donated By
Clansman Bruce Mcdonald Hay.
Married ladies' place kick for palm
given by Emslie, the florist Mrs, j. viii,
81 #. 2 in.
Single ladies' race, fve-pound box choc-
olates given by Clansman Il. NJ. Laws
Won by B. Thompson from Louise Mel
win after tie.
Baseball throwing contest for single
ladies, $l.50, 81, 50c--Miss Bartlett, l43
it. in; Miss A. Ross, 1873 it. IL in
Clan quoits, gents umbrella and box
of cigars--Charles Keith, John Riddell;
Keith "a, Riddell IS.
Rife competition, SIS awarded by the
Spanish American war veterans-Alex.
Riddell of Graniteville.
Gate prize for ladies, SO, S2-Mrs. Col
lings, Mrs. Given.
Dart throwing contest, SO pipe--Wil |
liam Keir.
Guessing competition for buffet--Win !
ming number held by Robert Gordon.
Hunt for Robertson prize $3.50 each |
for man and woman winners-Mrs An |
ME Scott found j. Robertson with $3.50 |
check; William Coutts found Eva Me- |
MILAN with check.
Baby contest list. Baby Davidson, 2 /
weeks; Cd, Baby Leel, weeks
Shooting oontest--Alex. Riddeil won
from Charles Cato by hitting go out Of
rs.
To the Bonaeeord A team, the winner
in the soccer finals, went the S25 prize
and the honor of winning the champion
ship of the state. The runners-up, the Il
men Of Rangers A. received $40. All Of
the matches were warmly contested, but
the banner skirmish of them all was the
final meeting between the champions and
the runners-up. At the end OF the allot.
ted time the two were tied at a goal
zach, but neither would listen to com
promise in the way of dividing either /
The spoils or the honors and for an extra
81 to4 L. EzJ f.
vent over for the Bonaccord.s second
yoal and the game A recapitulation Of |
he games finds the team standings as !
ollows Rangers B, /; Bonaccord b, o; /
3onaccord A, 2; Hardwiek, o.; Rangers ,
\, 2; Rangers B, |; Bonaccord A, | !
Barre Hill, o; final, Bonaccord A, Q;
hangers A. l. h
The following football men figured in !
he contests; Bonaccord A, Freeland /
QUITS, G.. Freeland, Palmer. Banks !
Iardwick, Nichols, Lindsay Sievewright, |
Clark, Smith; Rangers A, G.. Laing, !
seattie, G.. Anderson, Wilson. Anderson; i
I'LL Royers, Robertson, NOR, Milne, Du-
ruid Lewis; Bonaecord B, Ross, Keir, n
saughton. Mitchell, Innis; Rangers B, =
duncan, Forsythe, Melvin, Walker, Fin !
ey. d
To the untiring efforts of the general v
ommittee is due the credit for the very !
xcellent manner in which the 30th an Il
ual picnic was carried out. The COM 4
littee men worked early and late to
iake the occasion measure up to the
tsndard set by past outings of the clan
nd that they were successful in
larked degree was the unanimous YER
let of everyone who went down to the o
ark. The committee follows: George Z
'ormack. chief; Alex. Cowie, tanist
Filiism Black secretary William steph- = =
D, treasurer; Alex. Edward. James 70
aing, James Stuart, George Creighton.
gorge Anderson, Charles Mason and o
art Hurry. =