The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-09


drug stores have it
Thos. Leeming & Co., NY.
board jumping, high school girls; dance,
"Jack Frost Evelyn Fisher; march
ing and dumb bell drill, high school
girls; horse work, grade boys; dumb
bell drill, high school boys; reilly ra-
ces, girls and boys
Last Friday night in the Armory
Brattleboro met and defeated her old
rival, Keene, by a score of % to 10.
The game was one of the best and
fastest seen on the home floor this
season. Keene having defeated Brat
tleboro by a large score earlier III the
season, anticipated another easy vic
tory; but in this they were doomed to
disappointment, for the Brattleboro
team came through with a win. The
Keene team led at the end of the first
half by six points, but in the second
half the Brattleboro team played a
strong cover game and kept the keene.
| team to a scant three points, while the
| home team went ahead and won the
game This was the last game of the
| season. There is no doubt, after
| season as successful as this one, that
| basketball will continue to be a major
| sport in B. II. S, but there is anxiety
| lest q suitable hall for praeticing and
| playing may not be available for the
/ next season.
Miss Laura Walbridge has been ap-
pointed delegate to the Fifteenth Con-
ference of the Schools of Vermont with
| the state university at Burlington to be
held Friday and Saturday, March II
and 13. In addition to the great in
| tevest of the general program, which
| va : spoken of in last weeks notes,
| the convention has for her "A special
| interest because of the Latin confer
ence of which Professor NJ. B. Ogle is
| chairman.
The editors Of the Dial planned this
time to advertise its sale by means of
phWards on the street ears. In view
of last Saturday $ blizzard they could
/ only hope that the Dial j. too we'll
known to need special advertising.
On Wednesday evening, March 3, q
Latin club meeting was held, being II
charge of the sophomores. 4 dramatic
SC me was given by sophomores il
Roman costume Interesting game;
were PLAYED. the most interesting OF
which was guessing the originals o.
childhood portraits of members Of th'
eldb. Refreshments of ice cream anc
i cookies were served.
The names of the FrenclA correspond
cnts for the girls, too have now beer
received; and in the French classes
interesting descriptions are heng given
! of the towns and cities in which thes
!. correspondents live. 49,
, In openingexercises yesterday morn
| ing Arthur Welcome of the senio
,, class gave a very interesting essay Q
his own on Americanism. It's them
il our duty to our country during thi
!, great reconstruction period. In it h
showed that 'our prosperity, our re
. spectablitv, among the nations of til
; earth, and our happiness depend upo
our having membership in the leagu
of nations' He pleaded against SEE
? tional interest and for united elfol
for the highest aims of the countr
7 as a whole. ''No man. he said 'Sca
] strive too zealously, can suffer to
much, can fall too soon if he striv
suffer, or fall in defense of the libe
/ ties and constitution of the Unite
II States
o The long postponed meeting Of the a;
y ricultural club will be held this wee
le Friday. Professor Rider of the Ho
e. stein Friesian association will spea
r Refreshments will be served. 1t
e, hoped that there viii be large a
Y, tendance.
n The next Wireless club meeting III
lc been postponed until Tuesday, Marc
Is. Fanny Burton of the junior ella
is chairman of the entertainment cor
er mittee.
IN The report cards for this winter ter
k win be given out Monday, March ]
e The marks for the last week of III
&c term will be recorded as the first mar
'; of the spring term.
t. Today at o'clock a picture Of t
We basketball team was taken at Shorey