The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-14

all-day program Of events provided en-
tertainment for all those present. lf
the forenoon, the senior and faculty
baseball team defeated the undergrad
uate team at lntereity park by a score
OF 10 to .. The game was succession
OF pitchers, Dillon, Swaf1ield. Barney
and Trask taking their turns in the
box for the winners, and Jones, Shcr-
idan and Facini pitching for the under.
graduates. Beers and Swaffield caught
for the senior faculty combination and
Ledden and Buley for the undergrad
yates Among others. Trask secured
two good hits. one long one. and
Barney had teuble TO HE credit Fol-
lowing the game the scene OF action
changed TO Caledonia park, where a
lunch was eaten. Soda and ice cream
were sold by the seniors TO help pay
the expenses Of the day The stunts
staged by the three lower classes took
pl,ce after lunch and we're well-worked
out and acted. The Juniors put on "A
Mock Student Council Meetings" the
sophomores showed "The Spirits of the
Examinations, and the freshmen took
the cup offered by the class Of 1922
for the beat stunt with their skit
Wanted. a Wife. Frank Samers was
the author Of the skit, which won the
prize on its originality and good pre-.
sentation. The class day exercises prop
or followed under the direction of
President Edgar johnson Of the senior
class. The class history, given by
Claude Spauiding was complete and
we'll presented Miss Louise Slaytou
gave the class poem. which was clev-
er composition in which mention was
made Of every member Of the class.
The class will was well presented BY
Bennett Kent and the class prophecy
given BY Mildred Johnson. evoked much
laughter. The exercises we're followed
by dancing from o'clock 10 3 o'clock
in the park pavilion, Summers orches-
ira furnishing music.
The number OF children now housed
at kinstead. the new state shalter
home. operated by the department Of
and probation, Is H. -Four Of
the children viii 90 to free foster
homes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hudson and H. 4
Hudson Of sydney. Australia. arrived
IN the. city on Sunday and are uas-
ne few days in the city
The second band concert Of tho sea
ION viii take place tomorrow night on
Inc steps Of the Pavilion hotel.
DR. and Mrs. @. L. Richardson Of Lit
.leton. \. H.. stopped in the city on
Monday on a tour through the state.
The reception room of the Pavilion
lotel is being refuished by w A. Pat
zee and Leopold Nuissl. and the writing |
-oom Is also TO be rehnished. Some
is also 10 be done in tho |
bathrooms and other parts of the no
.el.
Inspector c. r Pierce of the secre
airy of states department arrived from
iardwick on Monday.
Three probationers who failed to
axe advantage Of the generosity of the
ourts and to regard their probation
eriopsly arc to be returned to the
ourts BY the state department of pro.
'stion and charities. They are vii.
lam Borsuk Of Windsor. who was IN.
enced last April by Judge Blanchard
4 Springfield for selling intoxicating
iquor and now goes 20 the house Of
direction to serve his sentence: I'd
Yard Galleher of Rutland. who VA.
entenced for grand larceny in Rutland
ity court in January. 1922. and was
ecently arrested by Deputy State Pro
alton Officer Harry Madison and will
erve out his original sentence. and
con Fisher Of Charlotte. who WIS con
icted Of uttering false checks in Bur
ngton city court in April. 1920. and
laced on probation. but has since fall
n by the wayside.