The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-06

on foot sowing seed, planting ana cultl-
waiting. the last of this feature beng
float where supper was IN progress az
$50 p. m. The float bore the piaearu'
.The end of perfect day
Miss Hazel Chase impersonated the
milkmaid and her brother, Edward Chase,
followed drawing large rooster III
cage.
In interesting boxing match for the
West Brattleboro championship took
place on a float driven by John Fergu-
son Robert Winchester and hubert Fox
were the participants with George Chase
and Warren L. Walker as seconds.
Charles Washer acted as timekeeper
Two boys leading sleek mich COW
carried a banner with the WORDS BiI
GAYS milk route"
Several neighbors on South street,
dressed in costume OF oiden times,
marched in the procession.
An OK team driven by Paul Richard
sol was the motive power Tor a float
tvpfying the Brattleboro street rail
road. A canopy top automobile body had
| been placed on iron wheels and equipped
with imitation trolley pole, and deco
rated with green branches. Several pas
sengers boarded the car and alighted
during the parade.
Summary Of the sports:
/ Stewards dash for boys II and under
Won bv Harold Wagner: I'd, Kenneth
lLongueil; Sd, Clifford Briggs.
Stewards dash for girls - aud under
Won bv Isabel Morton; ID, Dorothy
Hebb: 3D., Caryl Woodwork.
Bicycle race, quarter mile for boys Il
and under-Non by Harold Wagner; I'd
Charles Prentiss; 3D., Clifford Briggs.
/ Relay race for boys from the Main
street school against boys from the West
Brattleboro school-Won by Harold
Wagner, Ansel Streetcr, Charles William
sn Victor Manley.
50-yards dash for girls, open to all
Won by Elizabeth Geodhue; ID Harrie
LeMard; Sd, Edith Bradley.
l0Qryards dash for boys, open 10 ALL
Won by Elmer Whitamore; I'd, Charlie
Williamson; Sd, Reynold Fisher.
Bicycle race, open to all-Won b,
! Frederick Richardson; ID, Julian Sherry
Sd, Lee Corbett.
Running race, quarter mile-Won b
Walter Cutler; ID, Robert Winchester
3D. Raymond Convey.
Peanut scramble, open to all childre
under seven years-Won by Lee Frost
I'd, Arthur Boyd; Sd, Harry Morse.
Three legged race for boys Il an
5 under-Won b. Bradford Sargent an
Robert Bnligi; ID, Harold Wagner an
5 Lee Hoadley; Cd, Edward Mckay an
Gerald Lynde.
. Three legged race, open to all-No
by Walter Cutler and Raymond Convey
2d, Lee Corbctt, Frederick Richardson
: 3D.. Glenn Coycy, Donald Allen.
!. Sacl, race for boys II and under-No
: hy Edward Mckay; ID, Linn Hoadlcy
!, Sd, Maurice Hastings.
Il Sack race, open to all-Won by Alit
E Mckay; I'd, Lee Corbett; Sd, EdwaI
Mckay.
g Human burden race Won by Nillm
J Richardson and Harold Chase; I'd, WayI
Pomfrey and William Ludgus; Sd, Ra.
/, Il mond Convey, Clyde Coycy.
II Shot put for bows under l5-Won
T John Zilenakai: I'd, William Budgus; 3
! Harold Wagner.
Shot put, open to all-Won by Hem
: I.awton; I'd, John Mckay; sd, Eail
:, Doyle.
It An interesting baseball game betwet
z the boys club and the married men W;
/ the last feature of the day, the fin
g score being to , in favor Of the We
7 Brattlebcro BOYS club. Following is u
score by innings;
Innings.
5, Boys club, U
e Married men, 0 o
10 Following is a list of the COMMITTEE
J" of the associations: Executive re-
,e dent. David T, Perry treas, !. l.. Stoc
well; sec, Mrs. John Mckay; 9th
II members, Mrs. Walter Bartlett, w
" Robbins, John Mckay, Rev. 4. '. Woo
Is worth; parade, Hayes Bigelow, Nh
ID Bartlett, Mrs C. 4, Prentiss; Rev. a.
m Woodwork was appointed TO secure
speaker for the day; program, IL.
n White Mrs. G. b. Hunter, Walter Sylve
al ter; music, L. NJ. Goodenough, Il.