The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-21
WELLS RIVER
Wells River High Wins 0nc-Sided Bias.
kotball Game from Groton high.

In 4 one-sided contest in village hall
last evening. Wells River high decisive
ly defeated Groton high in league
game by the score Of 5S TO %. Grot-
on was. outweighed blythe local boys and
considering theiT size and all, played
d remarkable game for the first two
periods. holding the local boys down
to close margin However, in the
final period Wells River hit its stride
and annexed twenty baskets Tor q to-
tai Of forty points and one point on
a foul. In the second period Wells
River was penalized one point for q
wrong decision of the referee. Grot-
on used several substitutes in the final
period without result. The local boys
plaved the entire game without Jol-
life and two periods without Isund,
both regular men. due to their having
severe colds, thus breaking the pass
ing and teamwork. A special rear
rangement in the final period caused
the large score. The game was clean
" played and both sides appeared sat
isfied with Kinks refereeing, which has
been far above the average during the
season past
Wells River Groton
Morrison, Farwell. RI
ri. Eastman. Secehari
Cameron, If ........- II, + Clark
g. Roberts, Wilson c, Adams, Ashford
Wilson. Lund, rb ........rb, Morrison
r. Roberts, ID ....s.... 10, X. Clark
Baskets Morrison 0, Cameron 9,
G. Roberts 6, Farwell 4, f. Clark 4,
Morrison 2; from foul line. Roberts 2,
Cameron, Morrison 2. Referee, Kirk.
Timer, Clark. Time, l4l0-l5,
THE league standing still remains as
follows: Bradford, Wells River,
Peacham, Groton, Newbury, Mclndoes.
Wells River plays Bradford Friday
night. Ii Wells River wins they tic
first place with the chance OF going
into first place on the return game at
Wells River. A delegation from here
Is planning to attend this game.
On Monday last the school girls club
in a sleigh ride to the
Learned farm, where they were roy
ally entertained by the two Learned
girls, who are both members of the
club.
On Tuesday evening the Business
Girls club met at the home of Kath-
Ieen Gochcy. where they spent most
pleasant evening.
Mrs. X. G. Perry and Mrs. Henry
panpherc were attendants st the in
stallation Of officers in the Concord |
lodge Of Rsbekahs on Monday last.
School was not in attendance on
Thursday and Friday this week, due
% the fact that the teachers were in /
convention at st. Johnsbury The |
eachers from here all attended.
Carl d. Marsh was a visitor in New
port on Thursday and Friday, where !
he Cummings Construction Co. have
work.
Col. Preston Relief corps. No. 10,
Ield its annual installation of officers .
/ the Masonic hall. Wells River. We'd
lesday evening. Jan. Is. The follow
ng officers were installed: President.
ars. Minnie H. Perry: senior vice
resident. Mrs. Chsrlein George; junior
ice president. Mrs. Margaret Brock; 4
Mrs. jeanette Vincent;
haplain. Mrs. Lily Murphy; guard.
irs. Doris Bailey; conductor. Mrs.
'harlotte Stanley. secretary. Mrs I.u-
Ia George; patriotic instructor. Mrs.
IVA Learned: press correspondent.
frs Grace Adams: musician. Mrs Ad-
ie CARPENTER: assistant conductor.
frs Bertha Norris assistant guard.
FRS Wsldron; first color bearer. Mrs.
Iddie Perkins second color bearer.
irs fnez Powers: third color bearer.
frs. Margaret Cameron; fourth color
ear. Mrs Bessie Allen The install.
ng officer was Mrs. Flora B. goss.
sst department officer At the reqnesf
the patriotic instructor. Rev.
'onah Fraser gave = short talk on
atriotism and on the life u William
fckiniey. whose birth month this i.
his uas followed bv music and >
bort play. after Which refreshmenis
ere scrted and . social ksur passed