The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-24

ing well, with more men coming out ana !
a greatly improved line-up.
Sustained interest in track is shown by
the fact that the boys have continued
faithfully their practice and have an entry
for the BrattleborO meet of at least threel
times az many men as went to Mlddlebury.
The following high schools have already
accepted the invitation: Keene, Spring
field tNt), Holyoke, Greenfield, Rutland.
of this number holyoke has never been
here before. and Springfield has not been
here for at least four or FIVE years
Last Tuesday a baseball game of fiveI
innings was played by the freshman girls
against the advanced class in gynlnaS-
tics the latter winning by score of - to
- The lineup of the advanced class
was as follows: Catherine Gallup,
catcher; Luella Smith, pitcher; Beulah
Fletcher 1st baseman; Harriet Howe,
Harriet Leonard. NTarcella RoIin, Ruth
Deffner. Mildred Wilbur, Helen Bushnell
and Evelyn Hamilton, telderS. The,
freshman girls included the following
Beatrice Williams, catcher; Beatrice Ben
nett, pitcher; Ruth Dugan, LIST baseman
Dorothy Buckley, Elizabeth Nichols, Cath
crime Kirkwood, Margaret nanyew, Mil
bred Hardy, Evelyn Haskell and Muriel
Hail. telderS.
The charter members-of The Business
Practice club held a meeting last week
Tuesday evening in room L and adopted
a constitution. Only those who are pass
ing in their work for the year, or can
bring their work up to passing before
June l, 1921. viii be eligible for men,
bership. \ membership fee of - cents
and additional monthly dues will be
charged. The adjournment of the meeting
was followed by refreshments and n social
time.
The Commercial club will hold its next
meeting Wednesday evening at $50.
On Tuesday. May II. the Green Noun
tain Achievement club held business
meeting at which Robert Simonds pre-
sided. After the-.rollcall and the minutes
of the previous meeting. Carl Baker was
voted into the club. An initiation COM
mittee was then chosen with Robert Bill
ings chairman. Harold Deyo, Linwood
StetsOn and Leslie HadlOck, members
Following the business meeting the club
| inspected the work of the previous meet
ings and noted imperfections and failures.
| Patches were then put on rubber boots
and sneakers. Shortly before 8 a social
| period started, during which Miss Bagg
and Llnwood StetSon told very exciting
and hairraising ghost stories which prob
ably were the cause of the numerous
| nightmares later.
| Three meetings of the Lucky Seven
Rubber club have been held under the di-
rection of Mr. Wilson. At the first. which
was held at the Brooks House. Frank
Shumway was elected president, John
Perkins vice president and Edwin Culver
secretary-treaSurer. The other members
of the club are Lester Haywood. Kenneth
Wheeler. Truxton Britain and Lynn
Thaycr. No rubber work was attempted
until the second meeting. At this meeting
rubberS, rubber boots. and rubber shoes
were mended. The constitution and by
laws were presented and adopted. At the
| third meeting the members decided to
repair. for a small sum, any rubber arti-
Giles which are in need of repairing
Mr. Kreager. assistant director of the
Junior Achievement Bureau. has written
that he expects to be i'm Brattleboro Mon
day, June b.. He hopes to choose the
| best team TO give a demonstration for the
| Child Welfare program to be held here
June II. Mr.. kreager urges that each
member concentrate on mastering Ger
| tain section of its program of work and
to develop the best possible demonstration.
At a meeting of the Junior Achievement
| club Of which Miss Neaw Is leader, ON
| Tuesday, May 10. constitution was
adopted The following officers were
| elected: President Elsie Hammarlund;
vice president. Dorothy Miller; secretary,
| Evelyn Austin; treasurer. Ruth Freder-
| icksOn; song and cheer leader. Margaret
| Morse. Miss Yeaw made the suggestion
| that each member make some garment
cut of an old one for the exhibit to be held
June II and for the benefit Of the Hoover
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