The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-08
MONTPELIER
High School Easily Defeated Mortified
High. So to Il.

| High School Easily Defeated Mortified
i High, SO to II.
As final workout before entering th
race for championship honors in the bai
| ketball league OF northern Vermont
| Montpelier high school met and defeat
ed the Mortified high five in armor,
hall last evening by the score of 90 t
| IL. The visitors failed to offer niue
resistance to the high school attack al
though the work of one player, Stone
| stood out prominently, the little RICH
| forward aaging six baskets. scoring NOR
than half of his teams total points.
The inelgibility of Mack, who ha
| played guard for two seasons, force,
| Coach Edwards to try out Berry ant
Pape in that position and it is not fell
that the loss viii be serious, despite
Mack's fine record.
Clark again showed his worth By
leading in the total number of baskets
from the floor, securing II against Gross
TO- Jangraw played only the last pc
Rod and scored eight points The sum
mary;
Montpelier. Mortified
Gross, ......,.......rg Hutchinson
Clark, rf...................lg, Whitney
Barry, Jangraw, c, Davis
| Smith, re Observation-Disclosures II, Griffin
Pape, Berry, lg. .....,.,.,.. re-, Stone
Baskets from floor-Clark IL, Gross
| 10, Stone 6, Jangraw 4, Smith 8, Berry,
Davis, Giflin. From fouls--Clark, Gift
! fin. Referee-Cullen. Timer Edwards.
Time-Two Commute periods.
| Articles of association were filed to-
day with the secretary of state by the
Green Mountain club, Inc, without cap
ital stock. organized for the social bet
terment Of the village Of North Troy.
The incorporators are NJ. J. Blair, A. A.
Macomber, Il. G. Gafdyne, G. R. Holden,
H. Fl. Lewis.
Arguments were made this morning
before Referee in Bankruptcy w. n.
Theriault in the matter of the Rowel
claim against the l.. A. Flint estate,
those interested in the matter having
finished their testimony after hearing
which lasted yesterday morning and
afternoon. The decision win be made
Monday probably.
The Lane Manufacturing company
shipped yesterday and to-day by express
four machines for which there were
hurry up orders, the consignment being
made to East Boston. The big auto
truck Of the manufacturing company
yesterday morning backed up to the ex-
press car of the main line train and the
machinery was transferred from truck |
to car and this morning the process was
repeated.
In the city bowling league last even
ing at the School street alleys the Eagles |
took four points from the Knights OF I
Columbus rollers, winning all three
games and the total pinfalf by comfort
able margins, The railroad team has
withdrawn from the league but the
schedule will not be affected as another
team will be secured to fiji the vacancy
caused. Tonight the Tenneys and the
win clash on the State
street alleys.
Herbert Webster of 70 Main street
left this morning for Weston, where he
has secured employment.
Eleazer Dodge of Prospect street has
received news of the death of his broth
sr, James Edward Dodge, who passed
away at indianapolis the first of the
week. Eddie" Dodge. as he was IA
niliarly known among his many friends
n this city, was born in Montpelier 90
years ago and, leaving this city when
bout % years OF age, he never paid a
80 h.
member of the Toledo, o., police force,
,ut removed few years ago to Indian
polls.
Deputy U. S. Marshal George Lackey
nd Charles DEF. Bancroft went to-day
o Bethel TO assist in conducting a ses-
ion of L. $. court heI.'-for naturaliza-
ion purposes. 1t is expected that about
5 applications viii be received for the
econd papers aud about the same num-
er will receive the first papers.
Wilbur Rice of Altoona, Pa, who
anne to Barre early in the week, called
" the death Of relative, left this
lorning for his home after a brief visit
! this city with friends. He left Mont
elier. where he was for a considerable
lumber OF years granite manufactur-
r. 2l years ago and this was his first
isit in that period Of sine.
Attorney Charles F. Black Of the Cen
-al Vermont railroad and senator FL
Ter johnson. alec Of st. Adams. We're I
isitors in the city to-day on business.
upt. John J.. Mann Of the Central Yer 4
.ont was also a brief visitor In the
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Rnr rour coat and fars today At