The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-02
MONTPELIER
Seminary Was Easily Defeated by High
School Last Night.

Montpelier high schools basketball
team defeated Montpelier seminary, 81
to Is, last evening in armory hall, the
winners playing the entire first period
without the services of Gross and Clark
the regular forwards. Clark went into
the game in the last half and made three
baskets from the floor and two from the
foul line but he failed to play with
much ambition. being weak from his re-
cent Illness. Jangraw surprised himself
and most of the spectators by playing
! the best game of his life at forward in
the first period, making six baskets. He
was shifted to center when Clark went
into the game and failed to shine there
after. Putnam put up an excellent game
in the final period, playing with more
pep" than he ever displayed and with
little confidence should develop into a
capable forward. Hatch played well for
the seminary, making ten of his teams
| l6 points. The summary:
Montpelier High. Montpelier Sem.
Clark, t..............,...., &, Granai
Putnam, f.............g, +, st. Mary
Jangraw, +, c..,...............c, Hatch
Woodwork, c...................g z, Pike
smith, g................... ..g, Kelley
Pape, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q, Ramsdell
Baskets from foor-Jangraw 7, Put
nam 3, Clark 3, Hatch g. Granai 8, Pape
2. From fouls Hatch 4, Clark 2, Smith.
Referee Moore. Time-Two Commute
periods.
In probate court yesterday afternoon,
James S, Milne of Barre was appointed
administrator of the estate of James S.
Milne, jr., late of Barre City.
Walter Krinovitz of Waterbury, mer-
chant and tailor, has filed petition in
bankruptcy with Judge Harland B. Howe,
which has been referred to w. n Their. /
ault Krnoyitz has liabilities of 81 $685. |
80, of which $500 is secured claims, and /
has assets of 81 l56.5l. The majority of i
his creditors are clothing firms in Boston |
and New York.
William and John Henneberry of Col
lege street returned yesterday from
brief visit with relatives in Boston and |
Nashua, n. H.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
state board of pharmacy is being held in
the Senate chamber at the State House,
the meeting opening this forenoon at 10
o'clock. The members of the board are
w. F. Root OF Brattleboro, Charles H.
Skinner OF Windsor, W. J.. Gokay Of
f. G. Mcclellan of Rutland,
and NJ. G. Beebe of Burlington.
About 25 couples attended the second
lance held by the Subscription club In
.he Bailey hall last evening.
Attorney Warren r. Austin left this
morning for his home in st. Adams, hav-
ng been in the city to attend the open
ng of the February term of supreme
curt
Louise Barney died yesterday after
noon at the home of his brother in law,
iilbert Pereau, on the Berlin pond road
It the age of 70 years, having been i'll
ince last December with heart trouble.
lie was born Dec. |, 1896 in CRANKY,
?. O., and was twice married, first TO
4ena Fountain, three children being born
o them. He married for his second wife
Nary Pereau and to them eight children
we're born. She died last summer. For .
many years the deceased conducted a
blacksmith shop and was employed by
ifferent concerns. He leaves three chill q
ren: Louise, Lena and Philip Barney