The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-02

n name 'i ever published by B. H. S. and of
the business managers to put the Dlal oii
In Years gone by, the Dial has not been
a paying proposition, though us N@iuf &c IN,
been undoubted. Its only source OF m
come are its advertisements and SUP
scriDtions. Manager Shea OF the adVerIls-
mo department, has his allotted space
filled for the year. This shows hard anu
faithful work on his part anu lle"h' q
GOOD deal to the Dial managers. -.
| A. the subscription list IS low, comnit-
toes have been appointed to canvass the
town for subscribers. Two huhdteu -
the minimum number of subscribers they
have in mind, and the sky IS the unit mt
With n town of the size OF BrattieDoIo
VA W a., 18th the nublc interested IN the
Hob school. it should be possible to get
4o6 subscriptions. This drive goes INTO
eject ON Main street Tuesday, ana on
Wednesday and Thursday the resi- o. .b Luz
town will be canvassed. II Is hq IP; ,1~ J
The alumni will get behind this drive ana
pi For this canvass the following commit
+oas " have been chosen: Main street
Henrv Iawton, Edward Shea, >, EDWIN
Lindsay, Osmer, Fits, o. Earl f HIIyyKen
Lindley. Hartweu. Pros2 Sbaoba nm TmeIT,
NfetcaIf Irma Thomas. Ernest Wells am
Ftboi irish Esteyville-Lawrence DAY,
norotbv Miller. Ruth Fredenckson anu
Eleanor Manley. Oak Grove anne anne
Irish. Dorothy Edwards ana MAJ E EI-I.
IInrse Canal street-Richard Lane, Eve
ivn Ceaveland, Muriel Barr and 1,- Sldhey
Eixon, Elliot street-PhiliP W he {tf;5
1a11I;no SearIes. Helen Chamberlain. WI
i;sms street-Elizabeth Crane, Elsie I 1iI
MARYLAND, Astrid Hertzberg and NIcto u,
Strand Green street-Olgg9r oeoN5 5!!L,.,Irs
tbaT Hoadlev, Doris Gibson, Chailt5
Grosbr Western avenue-Juha Slmonds
Siorg,@rot Dunklee. Dorothy Pratt, Jan
Oo1nv Pauline Shaw. Forest street
HoTrard Rice. Natalie Benson, hulA
Reed, Holland Smith. Linden s'IG IaL,
Helen Parmelee, Elizabeth Sch"ehh' 0o"1
Dunham, Fanny Burton.
T For The towns round about, the com
ni+tees are: West Brattleboro- kather
inc Stockwell. Helen Woodworth, NIaay
Ames. Ruth Gay, Alice Alexander. W
Chesterfield and ChesterheldI helen W.
come. Marlboro-Jennie Dalrymplee' ~
C ola Rravman. Putney-Howard APhn'
CI';1fard - William Moreton, Rlchar
Gale. Militia Farnum, .Agnes Bor6oWskll
W;IIiamsviIle-C Cheney Williams. S,o2uj1
Wardsboro-C Carol Cobb. Jackso411ylIle-
Mary Butterfeld. Westminster Ne2C
Pauline Iarlow, HAIRY harrow arrow, Nm,
INSTRUMENTATION Laughton. West Dum
merston-Frank O'Brien and Dora lack
Fast Dover-Leone Turner Maiio
Gould.
At the chapel exercises last Ihursla
Mr. Warren showed the school the eeI
fifcate lust received from the Roosevelt
Memorial association, which IS now be
INC framed for the school, 1t reads
This is to certify that the pupils OF I5fat
flaboro high school, l9l9-lg20, BTattlebofo
Vermont. have contributed to the hoo9e
welt Memorial association for the purpos
of erecting national memorial to IN
memory Of Theodore Roosevelt, twenty
sixth president Of the United states
William Boyce Thompson, president
Roosevelt Memorial association >,
With the certificate, Mr.. aLIen re- i
a very interesting letter from fTeslueh
Thompson stating that the executive com
mittee recently voted to create a Found
ers' membership to reward those WA
henceforth secure at least five new mem
beers of the association with SUBSCRIPTION
aggregating not less than SO. 10 such
founders handsome bronze medd-hon
bearing the head Of Theodore Roosevelt
| and designed bv one of the leading meC-
alists of the country will be sent; I'M
medallion will not be purchasable' IL
will be given only as reward Tor service
membership certificate Will be gwen u
every individual contributing 81 or more
Membership in this ASSOCIATION seer
very we'll worth while and doubtless Wi
be considered by the Student ActlvItrs
! association at an early meeting
Last Saturday the football fans who
went down to Island Park saw b. II: =.
come through with its 25th victory IN four
Years when the football team defeated
Holyoke high l4-6. No high school team
has succeeded in defeating B. H. ). team
since the beginning of the 1917 season
The hardest games Of the season, hoy
ever, are ahead Chicopee, Bellows Falls
and Rutland This means that the foot
! ball team cannot hold back They must
90 down and practice to get into better
shape The cheering squad turned orr
| in good numbers at Saturdays game and
| made the field ring with cheers. Espec
school song and the cheer which follows:
| Brattleboro, Brattleboro, BrattleborC,
| Boom! B-r-a-t-tl-eb-o-r-o! Boom. Boon.
! Boom,
the first meeting Of the Radio club was
held Thursday evening in Room F, Mir !
Bagg being in charge, There were about
elected temporary chairman. \ commit
tee Of James Irish, Dorothy NanderveeT,
and Carl Manley were appointed to draw
up a constitution and bylaws and to act
as nominating committee. 1t was voted
to require a 25-cent fee of all members
and t3 subscribe for the Radio AmatetL
magazine Osmer Fits was appointe
temporary treasurer. After the meeting
code practice was held and all received
electric shocks from the static machine,
On account of the receiving set not hay
mg been tested out, the meeting ende
at $50 without trying for the Arlington
time signals.
\ good number of very carefully
banned freshman notes were handed in
unanimously voted at a recent meeting
not to give the decision of the Judges be