The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-22
Will Run to Bellows Falls
Saturday if 70 Pay
SLIT Each
MONEY MUST BE
PAID IN ADVANCE
Time Extended to Noon Tomorrow and
Plan Will Be Abandoned Unless Re-
quired Amount Is On Hand Then
Game Starts at $50.

0dIlle OLdItS dI ZOC.
Everyone who intends to 90 to Bel |
lows Falls Saturday to see the football /
clash between Brattleboro and Rutland |
high schools for the interscholastic |
championship of Vermont should reg !
lister his or her name at once and
pay the fare in advance so that the
amount required to guarantee the spe
cial train may be raised in ample
time.
Because of the war tax the fare is
Sl.I7, which is he regular mileage
rate plu, the government revenue. Res
crvatious NAV be made and money left
at The Reformer office, the board OF
trade rooms or with Principal +. 4.
Smith of the high school. Those who
wait and bug their tickets on the
train will have to pay the regular far"
which is @t30 for the round trim, 50
everyone who plans to 90 should rav
in advance 50 that the money may be
used to secure mileage.
Providing the 20 are regis rel %
warrant engaging the special tram
and there ought to toe 2e0-it Will
! leave the Brattleboro station at
| @ clock and arrive IN the paper town
more than an hour before the game
/ is called. which viii be at 30 clock.
| The train will return Immediately aft,
! er the encounter is finished.
Owing to the storm today many have
! been backward in advancing the fare
and arrangements have been made to
| extend the time for ordering the train
| until tomorrow noon Weather reports
from Boston predict fair ana cold
weather for Saturday, which win he
| favorable for the game.
Once more, all who are going 10
make the trip are urged to leave their
names and the money al any one OF
the three places named above, posi-
lively before noon tomorrow.
As TO the game, il will be 4 corker
probably the best ever played be
tween two high school teams in the
state. Brattleboro's = line viii be in
tact, the same as it has been through
out the season, as all of the regular
PLAYERS are in excellent condition, as
are the subs, Of whom there are some
smart ones also. There ism I a Grip
pie in the outfit No alibis arc offered
and none wanted
Rutland has already begun to ~1uca
about some Of its best warriors being
incapacitated and announces that II,
team viii be in bad shape although tht
strongest it can offer. Last week, ae
cording to the Rutland Herald, th,
management of the team was irving
hard to get game for last Saturday
but could find no takers. In fact
game was wanted mighty bad, wnIti
dIdn t indicate much nj that time tha
the eleven was very much out Of gear
lnasmuch As the boys haven I nlave,
Since then the question arises: How
did it get 50 badly ont of joint is1
, mediately that the game was decide
, upon with Brattlcboro!
, This cry of hard luck may be
blind to shut the eyes Of the Brattle
| boro huskies. but they are fully i'm
pressed with the fact that they ar
: going into the hardest game Of thei
experience and against one of the bes
high school organizations in the state
Coach StoIte and the team will ?
to Bellows Falls on the special train
hence it will be necessary to star
: promptly at ! clock in order tina
they may have time to get into thei
. playing togs and warm up before III
whistle blows for the first kickoff.
! Unless the storm puts the roads i
! bad shape, a large number will max
q the trip by automobiles. 1t has bee
/ suggested that those having machine
f would do a graceful act if they woul
!. volunteer to take some Of the student
of the high school up the river VIII
# are unable to attend the game other
i wise.
. Principal Smith early this afternoo
received poster from Bellows Fal
# like those which have beeh widel
d distributed advertising the game. ais
/ Il bunch of tickets which he will plat
in the hands of 4 committee for sa
on the train.