The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-23
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CARNIVAL IS I,rri ,,,fi;' e.
WELL UNDER WAY
Organization Meeting Was Held
Saturday Evening
COMMITTEES ARE CHOSEN
Methods Used at Dartmouth Col
lege Explained By Prof.
j. p. Richardson

a meeting, preliminary 10 the IN.
augnration Of community winter
carnival was h4ld Saturday even ng
with q good attendance OF represen-
tatFes from the Welfare association.
merchants, Y ". c. A.. high school
and others who have been Interested
In the proposition.
Plans we're presented and dis.
enhsed and a nominating comm ttee
and publicity comm ttee were ap
pointed to begin activities at once.
Prot James +. Richardson @. Dart
mouth head OF the athletic council
.ot the college. was present and de.
scrlbed the arrangements usually
carried out by the Dartmouth Outing
cub 10 connection with their winter
earn val which has become national.
famous
bennington is peculiarly adapted
for an affair Of tbs Kind. Almost
every natural advantage at hand. and
an 0tganized public spirited citizen.
sh . ready to support the movement.
{ would seem as though Wa could
not only provide an annual event
that w0pld be enthusiastically enjoy
ed boy every member of our communi-
~. but turn our nt--s into reai
asset by providing sport for winter
visitors, as well as attracting sum
mpr guests
These carnlyals as held with sue,
cess elsewhere are varied but In the
ma consist OF outdoor winter sports
such as c0asting. tubogganing Ski
ng., skating. hockey games. sleigh
r.deA costume parades bon-hres.
snowshuoiug. with contests .or those
who like 70 engage IN them
Some OF the committees planned
at Saturday nights meeting include:
Publicity executive. enterta nment.
construction. entries, lighting. public
safety mas e, refreshments, financial
and grounds.
Members Of these committees will
be appointed AZ the next meeting
which WI he held next Thursday eve
ming In the Hawks block at S:l5
O'Clock TO wh ch all interested In the
project are invited and urged to be
present
The .ollowiug general committee
was appointed f. Il Holden II. L.
Hal. +. W. Williams. r. T Griswold.
lee c. Warner. +. s Martin, Char.
ence " White, a. j Holden. j j..
HAYES. W. II. L'Ehthan, r. :. Braley
Dora VI. Clark. T. :. Pratt Mrs II
4 Southau G. S Mills. WIN Cush
man. \. $ PAYNE, w. Il. Mattison.
Harrle c. White. G n. Well.n Ralph
Jones. T.. 7. II. Person. Arthur H.
lott Mrs Arthur Elliott Tar
rant Sibey. Henry Walhridge, Dean
Martin. Bridge MCGUIRE, Ray Pad.
dock. j. A. Evans. Ernest Hamilton
Earl Chase. Leon White. Walter {.
Wool Z. C. WI ttaker. Ida ". Ran
dali. Ia r. Southoll. ". g. TowaTt,
Lucy HAYNES, Mary Hutton. |.
II Nichols Richard Hail. Gertrude
Mcclure. f. $. puss Raymond Per
cv. A +. Edison. Hayi and Sib'ev
Alex. Drysdale. Gordon Southall H.,
A. " lkinson. 3. a. Waldron, Leon
Orr. Myrun Jones, L. r. Ross, II. H.
North. Edw. Ransom, VIM. Teachoui
". n. wills. T., c Burt, J. y. Fay,
D C. Hurlburt, f. e Howe, J. L.
Griswold. Fred Cushman. j. A. Perry
RAY Hart. Norris Rudd, W. II. Nlch
OILS. jeanette Perkins. VIM l'onder'
gan. Es II. Hansen, Wm Eddington'
Speucor Lee. II ". Persons Mardel
NIchols. Marshall Russell Vim. Low,
Robert Holden. Frank Hurley, II. \.
p,i,chsrd " T. VII to. Richards
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