Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-01
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Will Fifield is in Boston for week.
Mrs. George Robbins is quite i'll
with grip.
Mrs. Fifeld is in Montgomery Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Wright.
Mr.. orion has gone to Montgomery
to visit his daughter for awhile.
F. III. Goodwin and son were in
Morrisville on business Saturday.
+ w. E. Wheeler and Stanley Farrar
are in Albany painting the Methodist
church.
The Green Mountain Creamery Co.
have just completed new dam in
the bulkhead:
| Fred Goodwin is attending to the
store work this week in the absence
of Mr.. Fifeld.
| T. Fisher and family were recent
visitors in the lower part of the state
for a few days.
! The Community club met with Mrs.
/ Nettie Wheeler Tuesday. Twelve la
dies were present.
Mrs. Fred Estell and Miss Kath-
crime Randall were business visitors
in Hardwick Thursday.
fII. 1llu 4hISs w III 1syc1A Will q Low
friends celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary Saturday evening.
Robert Harper was in Barton to
attend the Jersey Club sale held at
the fair grounds. He took some of
his full bloods for sale.
L. A. Norcott from North Adams,
Mass. Carl Norcott from Portland,
Me-, HI. R. Norcott from Stratford, N.
Z OF Whoo1o1-'c
! Saturday.
The union Missionary study meet
ing held Thursday was very pleas
ant occasion. There were 35 ladies
present and the work taken up that
day was on far away India.
Twelve ladies were invited to East
Craftsbury to the home of Mrs.
Simpson to attend party given Miss
Dora Gallagher, at which time the
marriage intentions of Miss Gallag-
her to Mr.. McGovern were announced.
C. A. BASKET BALL NOTES
When you're up, you're up. When
you're down, you're down. When
you're up against G. A. you're upside
down. At least this is the impress
sion that the Albany team boys car
ried home Friday evening when the
C. A. 1929 quintet opened its sea-
son taking them into camp by the
overwhelming score of 60-15. This
was the first game of the season and
Judging from the outcome and the
playing exhibited by the local lads it
looks like another winning team for
c.. A. this year, even surprising that
of last season which c. A. consider
ed among ner best. With only two
regulars, Noodle and Kelley, from
last years aggregation in the Lineup
for the locals as against Lawrence, a
center, and Clifford, a guard, two
veterans of last years team and Dor
; Kelley, star guard on the '21 team
on the lineup for the visitors all pre-
? dicted that the results looked a lit.
l tie doubtful for the locals. However
: the boys went into the game with the
same old G. A. spirit and outplayec
their opponents in every department
/ of the game from the start, especial
3 ly in their passing which had tht
: visitors guessing most of the time
The first period started off rather
/ slow on both sides but the G. A. boy:
soon woke up and from then on i
was mostly a case of signal, pass
/ shoot. The period ended 1910 il
favor of the locals. The academy
boys went into the second half will
the determination of repeating theil
first periods work and whether o.
not they accomplished their desir'
will be seen by the score. Nor,
speed and much better playing on tn,
a part of the locals was displayed il
= this period which ended 30-5 making
!, final tally of i60-15.
big" Ed. Kelley, veteran guard O
last seasons team, playing cente
for the locals, outplayed his opponent
! Lawrence, Ga center of last year,
: team) in every department of tn
4 game holding him to one goal Will,
7 securing six for himself. Although
: little strange at his position Ed
marked himself as a "big" find TO
3 the pivot man on getting little bet
ter acquainted with the position
! Shorty Woodruff, new man at for
ward, played a fine game securin!
: six goals to his credit and one foul
4 Although small in size he looks lik
a big cog in this years machine
= Noodle, the other forward, playing
: his third season, was little slow II
getting his eye on the basket but a
4 the game advanced dad" found i
: and looped in IL goals to his cred
it. "Slim' Clark and "Chick" Lam
: both new men at the guarding posi-
u lions, worked nne ana Iookeu dlLnoS
q impregnable wall of defense. Spe
j cial comment is given to the work o
"Slim" who clearly showed that h
believes in holdin' 'em down. "Chick
Z put one over on his man slipping u
the hall and dropping in a coupi
! goals at the same time holding hi
3 man to like number. Good work
II Chick, keep it up. With little NOR
= oiling and polishing it looks like
smoother running quintet than c.. A
4 has put onto the court for a numbe
= of years. With team work, the mos
= important factor in the success OF
= basket ball team being its stronges
point.
The lineup:
C. A.
G. F. PIT.
Woodruff, IF l
= Noodle, If IL z
= Kelley, C z,