The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-11
IT'S TENTH ANNIVERSARY.
!. A. C. Celebrated Event and Also a
Successful Season on the Diamond.

| Old age disguised its years and you'll
held its highest carnival in Clan Gordor
don hall last evening when nearly 200 peo
| pie, number of them invited guests
from Milford and Quincy, Mass, and Con
cord, n H., joined with the Italian Ath.
letic club in its 10th annual jollifica-
tion. A bountiful yenison dinner with a
variety of Italian side dishes at s o'clock
a spicy program of after dinner responses
at $3.50 o'clock and joy unconfiped by
many dancers until after midnight were
the big features of the 1915 get-together.
A maze of brightly colored streamers
and many colorful ineandesccnt lights
We're conspicuous In the decorative
scheme, which had its centerpieee direct
ly over the orchestra loft, an /. A. G,
shield with the club monogram done in
illuminated letters across the front.
The event served to celebrate not only
10 years of club organization, but also
marked in signal way the clubs VIM
ming of the city championship baseball
series last summer and its close claim
TO the state honor Brief toasts offered
by members and guests during the aft
er-dinner exercises frequently included
commendatory words for the baseball
team.
The program was an interesting ad
mixture of humorous iive-minute
speeches, comic readings and singing.
Ugo Monti, the club president, acted as
chairman and the following responses
were given: "Toast TO the ladies' o.
Bofiino; song, "Des punt tresett for
the weak side" Joseph Basin Bianchi;
reading. Scene di caccis -"Dagh inre' al
avail Bocc, ch Ell pioeuy," Ugo Monti;
song. "Gita a New York col pruhtt del
Digliard,p Livai Bianchi; reading, "Palle
crosse per I !. A. G. e pale picoclc per
= caccia al cerro. "Nando Mast; song.
.L'incontro con lnversin nei boschi d
Orange Michelin Gariboldi; reading, |
La Vita in villeggiatura," r. Comi;
.ong, "Come 81 IA fare il suggesitore,'
talo portaluppi just before the nall
vas cleared for dancing, John Movalli's
amous ward 5 baseball team did dou-
lie quartet turn and was received with
eclaim. The eight singers were 6.
Ios-i. s. Molina, b. Mariana, 6. Bi.
nchi. c. Pinardi. A. Mast, L. Bianchi.
nd L. Monti Carroll's orchestra, which
layed overtures during the dinner hour,
lso contributed 90 the program. and
hen the musicians settled down TO the
terner task Of letting loose enough har-
iony 10 keep near 200 people on their
oes.
Officers of the club were at the head
( the committee in charge. but the work
{ getting things In readiness for the
iR reunion wss pretty vel proportioned,
nd to no particular subcommittee can
Be- whole credit for the success Of the
lair b. given. The officers are: presi- !
enf. Ign Monti; vice president. A.
are. secretary. q. Pinardis treasurer. A.
faggis manager Of baseball. A. Bot.
81 captain of baseball, r. Scampini !
la others N
The general committee consisted 81 :
ugeia niauehi Mario Monti. Fedcrico !
.aeaflni. 1ohn Sassi John Abbistti. En 7
p Colombo. Angtla nottiri und Miche- \
J Gaflbala teeofatioH committee. nj n
sHti. Messrs. fiiarumiui and haftiri
.ln ~assi and g. RiKzi. fpor managers. =
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