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Sept. 1, 1916. 
BEACH PLAYGROUND 
ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION OF WoRK 
‘BY “BEACH CHILDREN” HELD 
ON COMMON. 
Manchester has a “preparedness’”’ 
parade all-its-own Wednesday after- 
noon, when. some. hundted and more 
children of the ‘Singing Beach play-— 
ground marched under the leadership 
of. Miss. Jean. ‘Dallett. in. the . annual 
demonstration of the work done at 
the beach during the summer under 
the auspices of the Manchester Wom- 
an’s club. The children demonstrated 
the results of preparation for work 
and for play by exhibiting for com- 
petition articles of their own make 
and by frolicking upon the Common 
in the games of playtime. 
The parade started in Brook st. 
near Summer and proceeded through 
Summer, Washington and Union sts. 
to Central sq., where it disbanded for 
the games. Chief of Police Sullivan 
and Miss Dallett headed the proces- 
sion. Music for the marching and 
games was furnished by George Pet- 
ers, drum, and Margaret and Alice 
Henneberry, cornets. 
Chief Sullivan raised the flag, while | 
the children and several hundred as- 
sembled spectators took part in the 
flag salute. The doll carriages passed 
in review before the judges and the 
floats followed. The singing games, 
led by Miss Dallett, demonstrated the 
character of the work done for the 
children at the playground. The 
games are at once instructive and 
healthful, furnishing plenty of exer- 
cise without fatigue. The next events 
were the obstacle races for boys and 
girls, the results of which are given 
below. The ribbon dance by ‘eight 
girls was pretty and effective. The 
awarding of prizes for industrial work 
followed. The dances, ‘‘soldiers’ de- 
light,” and the folk dances were ap- 
plauded heartily. Some of the par- 
ticipants were little tots not five years 
old and their efforts were given an 
enthusiastic appreciation. 
‘Many of the little girls were at- 
tired in the costumes of Red Cross 
nurses and made a dainty appearance 
with the neat blue dresses and white 
caps. Several of the boys wore their 
Boy Scout uniforms. 
The following acted as judges: 
Floats and doll carriages, Mrs. Ruth 
Hoare, Mrs. D. T. Beaton, Mrs. John 
Connors and Mrs. Alfred Parsons; 
embroidery, sewing cards and knit- 
ting, Mrs. Raymond C. Allen, Mrs. 
Thomas Baker, Mrs. D. 3eaton ; 
shell pictures, Mrs. Kate Campbell, 
Mrs. Lucy Baker and Robert Dulk; 
kites and bird houses, Mrs. Eva Rand 
and Miss Lila G. Goldsmith; races, 
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Rev. C. A. Hatch, Oscar F. Raymond 
and I. M. Marshall; referee, I. M. 
Marshall; scorer, F. J. Merrill. The 
general committee in charge was 
composed of the Beach committee of 
the Manchester Woman’s club as fol- 
lows; Mrs. George Dean, chairman; 
Mis. .F.. Gi Cheever, Mrs. E. 8. 
Knight, Mrs. D. T. Beaton, Mrs. A. 
FE. Parsons, Mrs. Sedie Follett, Mrs. 
Frank A. Rowe and Mrs. Edward J. 
Holmes. 
The following awards were made 
by the judges: 
Decorated doll carriages—Dorothy 
lund, first; Lizzie Silva, second; 
Graham, third; Henrietta Olson, 
able mention. 
Floats—Perey Baker, 
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first; Francis 
Kelleher, second; Thomas Baker, third; | 
Crayons—Alice Burgess, first; George 
Parks, second; 
Helen Mulvey, 
mention, 
Embroidery—Ora Norrie, age 10, 
Etta Diamond age 10, second; 
Bullock, age 10, third. 
Sewing cards—(over 8 
Herbert Babcock, third; 
Mary Flatley, honorable 
first; 
Martha 
years)—Alice 
Rudden, age 10, first; Herbert Babcock, 
age 11, second; Alice Burgess, age 9, 
third. 
Sewing cards (under 8 years)—Louisa 
Chaulk age 6, first; Doris Riggs, age 5 
second; Henrietta Olson, age 5, third. 
Knitting—Gertrude Oakes, age 13, first; 
Alice Rudden, age 10, second; Mollie 
Greenberg, age 13, third. 
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pictures (over 9 
erine Flaherty, first; 
second; Elkanah Keithly 
Seaweed beads—Alice 
Martha Bullock, second. 
garet Flatley, 
Mary Hurley, 
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George Parks, second; 
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Alice Rudden, 
third. 
Rudden, first; 
Paper shells—Lizzie Silva, first; Grace 
Riggs, second. 
Kites—EHlsie Graham, first; Hyman 
Dobes, second; William Barnett, third. 
Bird houses—KEsther Olson, first; Wil- 
liam Barnett, second; John Parks, third. 
Babies dash—Esther ( ‘alney, first; Susan 
Cook, second; Leslie Wetterlow, third. 
Boys dash (over 9 Enea Hobart Phil- 
lips, first; Jacob Greenberg, second; John 
Parks, third, 
ee dash (under 9 years)—John Hy- 
land, first; George R. Parks, second; 
Henry Pembroke, third. 
Back fo back race—William Rudden 
and George Cameron, first; James Harvey 
and Robert Phillips, second; Elkanah 
Keithly and Herbert Babeock, third. 
Herbert Babeoek, 
second; Edward 
Boys obstacle race 
first; Elkanah Keithly, 
Henneberry, third. 
Girls obstacle 
Helen Mulvey, 
third. 
Relay race (four boys 
girls)—George Cameron, 
berry, William Rudden 
Brooks, first. 
Girls race— 
first; Grace 
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