The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-26
MONTPELIER
Fullback Sheridan of High School
Team Gets Fractured Jaw

were going at top speed throughout the
game. Very little penalizing was done
and this was for off sides no dirty
work was, in evidence. Sheridan, the
full back for the high school was tax
en- out after the first ten minutes on
account of fractured jaw.
The high school made only three first
down and Capt. Dobbs made them
Dobbs pulled the old shoe string pass
to protection. making about nifty yards
before he was tackled. Early in the
game Dobbs made run by re-
versing his field and netting about
forthy yards.
Those to be appointed by the Eng
lish teachers at the Montpelier high
school Saturday for the High School
Record are as follows Editor in Chief,
Bennett Kent; managing editor. Jen-
ME Fibish assistant editors, Robert
RYAN. Arthur Hall, Wayne Pratt
Charlotte Lowe, and Susan Rowland
Business friedrich SefIn. business
manager; Carlos Bancroft; assistant
business manager and circulation
manager The result of the election at
the school Saturday for the Student
Council was as follows; Robert Lowe,
president, Katherine Ryan, secretary,
and three from the senior class, two
from the Junior class and one from the
sophomore class the principal and
assistant principal are also members
This council is TO settle all difficulties
that might arise between the students
and the teachers.
The athletic association officer are
as follows; L.; Densmore president
Robert Dillon. vice president; Gordon
Munsell second principal Swaflield
treasurer Edgar johnson, assistant
| treasurer, John Dewey was elected as
basket ball manager, with Glenn Mix
assistant basket ball manager Teddy
Lawson was elected as base-all mana
ger. Clifton Coates and Marion Decol-
aines as cheer leader.
Mrs G. +. Lowe, Misses Bertha lie
May and Dora Campbell have resumed
their duties after two weeks vaca,
tion from the McCuep store.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Prouty and
daughter, Ethel. passed the week end
at Cancels Hump,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. McNally and
| Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Fl. Sehreck, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
f. r. Deahn for the past two weeks,
motored TO their home at Utica, New
York, yesterday.
Alfred Crandall left Saturday for
Amherst college, where he will enroll
for the coming year.
Miss Clare Lynch left to-day for
Rutland, where she is employed. after
passing two weeks vacation with her
mother Mrs. Margaret Lynch.
Mrs. George Smith and son, Glenn,
left this morning for Fitchburg, Mass,
after visit with docal friends and rel
latives Maurice Putney accompanied
them and will be their guest.
Angelo Scampini of Barre drove
| through a guard composed of two bar
rels and plank and onto a trench in
State street in front of the Montpelier
Y. NJ. c. A. building on Saturday. The
front of the truck narrowly missed
| William Ewing. city water depart
ment employe, who was at work on
piping at the bottom of the trench
| The truck, which was not seriously
/ damaged. was extricated by jacking
up the front end.
A new Hudson touring car owned
and driven by T. Boucher of u First
avenue was damaged to the extent OF
500 or $3.50 when struck by Barre
street car at quarter of seven this
morning at the corner of Hubbard and
Barre streets. Mr.. Boucher was com
| ing down Hubbard street at a good
rate of speed and did not see the car
until close TO the corner, he applied
the brakes but the wheels slid on the
wet road and the electric car struck
the front of his car breaking one
| fender and the radiator. The fender
and air pipe on the trolley were brok'
en-.