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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
BY LAY DAVIDSON

TT Apply HOGAN and his fast bunch hum
double header from
of to and took the
afternoon game by of to exhibitions of the
pastme and classy twirlns
bases and hVe %
bases in the morning game attest
Hit and Thon hooked up IN the
pitching dus of order
Hensng allowed the Angeles only
netting one run while Butler gave this
given exceptionally good
port in the
excellent base running at gave te
layers
Determined wind up the victory,
butv Thorsen in to pitch
to
Ncrevv announced
ball all the way the two errors
not counting as costly mspays owing ~
workh
the credit of Vernon
m result base on balls to Brown
least
run in the seventh
pass doubled With
pull off double steal and
Rrashear was nlpped
cushions pitch
ing and great there without a
About the only
na-d Fisher
by singled right and
moment later Dno was almost caught second
We're going tie the score as he poked
nailed Roth Dillon got
the plate would have been the tying
1t was tough game a
happened
that inst now at least the a playing
heap the curtain
down next November youngsters playing
every game
opposing until
ninth they
to head Three
form for their first road engagmn in the north
uoRNISG GAME~ AFTERNOON GA'irs-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
BASEBALL MAGNATES TO
SUE DEFAULTING TEAM
Scotty Allen Alleges Breach of
Contract by GateWayS in
Failing to Appear

Believing that he has good grounds for dam
ages, j. scotty Allen, the local ball magnate
who is managing the destinies Of the Dyas-
Cline baseball nine this season says lie is
going to commence an action for breach Of
contract against 4. 3. Andrews, manager Of
the Gateway ball team OF Anahelm, because
the latter's aggregation JAILED to show up for
a scheduled game with the sporting goods boys
at Mace park yesterday
Scotty had assembled classy bunch Of bail
players on the field under his coiors, while ID
fair sized crowd filled the grand stand and
bleachers, eagerly awaiting Il sna3py contest.
The game was scheduled for 80 p m, but
Manager Allen caused Umpire Jim Lloyd to
delay half an hour before calling tho game.
AT D. m, when the visitors failed u appear,
the game was awarded TO Aliens Amateurs
Q to o. This forced Manager Allen to refund
all gate money and he claims ii put him in
wrong with the crowd.
Managers Allen and Andrews had drawn mp
an ironclad contract last week tor the Two
teams to play yesterday on d 60 and 40 per
cent net gate receipt basis while So per cent
of the gross receipts 10 80 to the owner
of Mace park
said Manager Allen. in speaking Of the
affair: '"rhe Gateways' failure to appear yes
terday has caused me much trouble. il makes
the season start off with a black eye. ! never
have been thrown down that way before, and
/ don't intend to stand for it. So, in order to
prevented anything like this occurring in the
future, shall make an example OF Andrews
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
OAKLAND ENTRIES FOR MONDAY

First race, 4 furlongs 2-year-o -olds purse
Wiltrude s., l04; Ravelston H., 104 Zlata
Brana, 1O4; Eddie Mott 104; san Francisco
Maid, 1O4; Academst 1o4; Green Isle,
1O9; Othale. 109; Media 109; Robert Balm,
107; Jim Basey. 112; West Point, 112.
Second race, furlongs selling-steel,
104: Theo. Case. 104: Wap. 104: Balnade,
1O4; Friar of Elgin, 1O4; Anne McGee. 1OS;
calopus, 9O;' Dene, 1o2; Burnell. 1o2; May
sutton, 102; Titus II. 80: Kopek. Ill.
Third race, furlongs. selling-Father
Stafford 1O1; Airs, 1O9; Paul Clifford. 1OS;
Goodship, 80; Alder Gulch, 81; Good Intent,
81; Illusion. 104; Hex, 100; Ellerd. lO7;
Matte Mack. 102,
Fourth race. furlongs party-Round
and Round, III; Ben Stone, III; Johnny
Lyons. ia; Rey Hindoo, ia; Colonel Jack,
ia; Miles. 100; Fancy, 1O9; Novgorod, 1OS;
Phil Mohr. 81.
Fifth race lie miles, selling--Cataline,
109; Cadichon, 109; Legatee, 1903; John
Louis, 1O9; Rosevale, 1o3; Mr.. Bishop, 105;
AXIS Ar Ben, los.
sixth race, Futurty course, selng-Mel-
tondale. 100: Port Malone. iii: Marburg,
i'll; Orelio. ia; Lady Panchita. %; BANJO
rella, 95 Rossare, 1Oe; Madeline MusgraYe'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
MAIERs BEAT PASADENA

Before a small attendance, consider
ing that 1t was the opening game OF
the Southern California Trolley league
at Pasadena, yesterday the Maiers won
from the silk stocking aggregation by
the score of to 4. Pina's pitching
with Bruett and l.. Smiths base-run-
ming were the features of the contest.
Pima struck out fifteen of his opponents
and ony two safe bingles were maze
off his delivery. The score:
Refore a small attendance, considering that
fl was the opening game of the Southern cal
ifornia Trolley league at Pasadena yesterday
the Maiers won from the silk stocking agsre-
.ost,on nv the score OF to L. Pina's pitching
with Bruett and l., Smiths base running were
the features of the contest. Pima struck out
fifteen of his opponents and only two safe hits
were made off his delivery. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
.REDONDO DEFEATS
LONG BEACH NINE
Rival Seaside Clubs in Trolley
League Put Up Interesting
Exhibition
TROLLEY LEAGUE

In the opening game of the Southern
California Trolley league at Long Beach
yesterday between Redondo and Long
Beach the former came out victorious,
winning by the score Of to / in a
well played game. Abbott. who did the
heaving for the visitors, had shade
the better of the pitching argument
and was given better support than was
given Cornett. Schaefer carried off
the batting honors. slamming out two
safeties in three trips to the plate,
while Lore and Haskins did the star
fielding in the outer garden. The win
ming of this initial game over the rival
beach town brought out a broad grin
of satisfaction on the humorous fea-
lures of Manager Wells. the jovial
Judge and baseball magnate of Redondo
Beach. Umpire Proctor umpired sat
isfactory game The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
JUD SMITH PROBABLY
WILL QUIT BASEBALL

:. 1t developed yesterday that the I
\ reason Jud Smith is not playing +
i. third base for the Angels is be- !
!. cause he is holding out for more !
< salary and will not sign his con- !
:. tract. Hen Berry says he cannot i
/ see his way clear to grant the !
4 raise in salary, and as Jud re- !
!. fuses to do business until the !
;. raise is granted, it looks like he !
!. would retire from baseball. Roth !
4 is doing nicely at third and is !
X hitting about up to the Smith :
\ standard, so there will be no !
i weakness experienced at that !
\ corner of the diamond. Smith is +
/ enjoying a lucrative practice at !
!. his profession and assigns that as !
\ his reason for demanding more !
y pay. y
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SUMMARY.

Tdo-base hts-Ityan, Olsen, Casey, McHale,
NetzeI McArdle Sacrifice hits-Steen, Bodie
First base on balls-Ames, /; Steen, l. Struck
out-By Ames, /; Steen, 3. Time Of game
1872. Umpires-Nan Haltren and Hidebrand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS S

i otdIS .s...-s..'s's.s
|Batted for Steen in ninth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
Following are the scores:
The following practice scores were
also made yesterday:

FIFrY-YARD PISTOL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
NATIONAL LUMBER BOYS
EASILY BEAT SAN FELICE

The National Lumber Company club on the
fctcd the fast San Fece nine y to Q
shonley, who twirled for the winners. was
in good form and was given excellent support
10y his team mates The features of the game
were the hitting and base running of the
lumber men. Shonley and Dorsch proved
demons with the willow, each getting three
hits out Of the same number of times at bat.
Not enc of the opposing men reached the
initial sack off Shouley in five innings. Bur
den who caught, was also in fine form, re-
cevng Shoney's delivery i'm big league style.
The winners played errorless ball. Next sun
day the Nationals will try conclusions with
the Ventura club on the northern diamond.
Irha scnre.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
LOCKWOOD STRIKES OUT
NINETEEN RIVERSIDERS

A remarkable baseball game was
played Saturday at Riverside between
the Occidental college and Riverside
high school teams. The game went fif-
teen innings, neither side being able to
score run. Herbert Lockwood, the
Occidental pitcher, is Il graduate of
Pasadena high school and two years
ago was regarded as the best high
school pitcher in Southern California
Occidental made five hits off the River
side pitcher Lockwood did not give a
free pass and struck out nineteen of
his opDonents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
BELVIDERES DEFEAT
FAST HAT BOX NINE

The Bclvidere baseball club won from the
Hat Box nine ON the Belvidero diamond by the
one-sided score Of Il to 5. Balingcr of the
Belvideres, twirled heady game. besides get
ting a three-ba hit and single. Kimball,
VINO had the honors for the hatters, was
knocked out Of the box. Frank Bevione, for
the winners retired fifteen by the strike-out
route and allowed only four hits The Belvi-
derc team would be pleased to hear from d
fast club In regard TO a game next Sunday.
call Boyle 2637 between . and o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
BEAVERS BEATEN
TWICE BY SEALS
Both Teams Show Up Well With
Stick and Field in. Ragged
Style
PITCHERS ARE EASY TO HIT
Danny Longs Aggregation Moves
UP to Tie with Sacramento
for Second Place
PITCHERS ARE EASY TO HIT
COAST LEAGUE
Associated Press1

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-san
Francisco skipped up the percentage
column today by taking double
header from Portland. Heavy stick
work and organized playing brought
the local team the winners end in each
game. In the afternoon the San Fran
ciscos won, 4 to 2. and in the morning
game Portland was defeated to L.
San Francisco made a run in the first
inning in the afternoon and Portland
made two In the fifth. In the sixth
the locals smashed out four nice hits
and three runners galloped home.
Scores
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04

AUL ROMAN, the Furnishing well
terweight scrapper who fought
n himself out of a job here by show
ing too stiff a wallop, went over to
Oxnard last Saturday night and rocked
Johnny Barry to sleep in five rounds,
after administering about as severe a
beating to Barry as Langford gave to
Jim Flynn. Roman put Barry down In
the first, third and fifth rounds. and
the last time Barry was knocked into
a long slumber. 1t is about time this
classy serappet had a chance with
some of the welters around this burg.
A scrapper who can scrap always is an
attraction, and Roman has shown him
self to be away above the pork-and-
beans class in all his scraps here. He
says he is willing to take on AL Rogers
or Morrie Bloom at 142 pounds, and a
match with either of these boys would
make a good drawing card.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
HUGHES TEAM TAKES
UPLANDS INTO CAMP

The Hughes baseball team went to
Uplands yesterday and won after nine
innings of close play by the score Of
8 to s. The game, although fun Of err
rors, was hotly contested from start to
finish. some clever playing being done
by both teams. The visiting team re
ports royal treatment from the north
crn balltossers and rooters. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SACRAMENTO WINS AND
TAKES OPENING SERIES
Mosher and TonneSon Found for
Four Safeties and Two
Runs Each

SACRAMENTO April s.-The Senators won
from the oaks this afternoon. to l. which
gives Sacramento the first series Of the season
Mosher and Tonncson were both touched up
lively at opportune times. Fournier played
first for Sacramento IN place of Danzig. who
Is i'll, and welded the willow with much gusto.
getting a three-base hit and n double, right
when hits were needed. An immense throng
saw the game, Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
cRlrrENDEN GOES TO CLIFTON

Catcher Crittenden, formerly of the
Mccormick ball team, left last night
for Clifton. Arizona, where he will do
the backstop work for the Clifton
miners team. Crittenden made a good
record as an amateur in Southern Cal
ifornia and should have no trouble in
picking them off the bat in his new
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
VERNON
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Howard. Coy, .. sacri-
hce hits-Lindsay, Carlisle, Fisher Daley,
Hit, .. Bases on balls-Of Hit Q off
Thorsen s. Struck out-By Hit .. Double
plays-Roth to Dillon to Roth. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Brown. Umpire, McGreevy. Time
Of game. l:35,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Bones (2) Lyon. Sacrifice hit
Mcdonald. Left on bases-Beavers, 6; Olin-
da, 4. Bases bals-Of Tompkins, /; off
Grips, /. Struck out-By Tompkins, 2: by
Grips, 3; by ID. Etchande, 2. Double play
Butler to Lyons. Hits made-Off Tomplxins 4;
off Grips, 3; off ID. Etchande, g. Passed ball
swarts. Hit by pitched ball-Isbelle. Time of
game-145
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
ST NNIARy

Three-base hit-Creighton. Two-bse hits
Mcl1lroy, w. Pierce. sacrifice ht-Riley
First base on errors-Hughes, d; Uplands, s..
Lett on bases-Hughes, 10, Uplands, {. Bases
on balls-On Lockhard, g. J.. smith, l..
Struck out-By d. Smith, z; L. Smith, .;
Lockhart. 8. Double pays-Riley to McElroy
to Byram; Rainey to Creighton. Passed
balls-Pierce, l.. Smith. Wild pitch-L. Smith
Hit by pitched nall-Wilson, r. Pierce, D.
Smith, Sorreli, Creighton. Time Of game
300. Umpire-Blake.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SUMMARY.

Hts on Miller in innings: off Ryan
in 1-3 innings Credit victory TO Miller.
Three-base hits-Spess Fisher. Two-base hits
Netzel. Fisher, Rapps, Melchor. Sacrifice
hit-Spes. First base on balls-Of D. Ryan,
l. Miller, ?: Stewart, /; Ames, l. Garrett, 4.
Double play-Bodie to Williams Passed
balls-Fisher, Williams. Time Of game-1 50.
Umpires- Hildebrand and Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SUMMARY

Hits-On Mosher, 4; off Tonncson, 4. Three
base hit-Fourner Two-base hits-Fourner,
Perry Sacrifice ht-Swanders. First on err
rors- oakland. ?; Sacramento 3 First on balls
on Hunt q off Mosher, 2; off Tonneson. 2
Struck out-By Hunt 2; by Mosher ?; by
Tonueson. g. Hit by pitched ball-Spesman,
Tonneson Double play-Hunt to Heister.
Passed ball-La Longe. Time Of game-1:i0.
Umpre-Finney
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
MAIERS
PASADENA
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Ritter, Lee. Sacrifice hit-B.
smith. Bases on balls-On Pima, 4; off j..
Dear, 7. Struck out-By Pima, 10; by j. Dear,
Hits-om Pima, ; off j. Dear, 7. Passed
ball--G Dear. Hit by pitched ball -MeskelL
Time of game-1:55 Umpire-Fernande
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
Summary

Two-base hits-Diamond, Clark, Kohler 2.
Bases on balls-Om Shonley, .; Montague ?;
Kurby, 2. Struck out-By Shonley 7; Mon
tague, /; Kurby, J. Hlts-Oh Shonloy, 2;
Montague 49, Kurby, s. Time of game-2O
minutes Umpire-Tex Wilson,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
BOYNT0N-BEAvERS WIN
HARD FOUGHT CONTEST

The hard hitting Boynton- Beaver club. with
Brooks Tompkns. the former Polytechnic high
school mound artists on the hill. defeated the
Ollnda team yesterday afternoon at Olnda
by score of ID ., Ii was a pitchers battle
between Grips and Tompklns Score
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
GLENDALE CLUB WINS

The Glendale city baseball team won
from the Union Hardware and Metal
comnanv club Saturday by the score
of 8 to Z after twelve innings Of hard
playing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
LONG BEACH
ST'MAIARY

knson. Sacrifice hits-Lore, Cornet. Bases
Linson Sacrifice hits-Love Cornett. Bases
on balls-On Abbott, /; Cornett, B. Struck out
By Abbot s. by Cornett, 6. Hits-on Ap-
bott 3: off Cornett, s. Passed balis-Leahy' l.
Time OF game-1:50. Umpire-Proctor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
MERCHANTS ARE BEATEN

The Ontario baseball team defeated
the University Merchants on the On
tario diamond yesterday afternoon by
the score of 2 to l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
ARRANGE MEDAL CONTEST

Members of the University w. C. T.
u. have arranged for a silver medal
contest to be held in the University
church Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
THE HERALDS SPORTING NEWS
VILLAGERS TAKE DOUBLE HEADER
AND FIVE STRAIGHT FROM ANGELS

Hensnu Has Better of Duel with Butler and Wins Morning Game
to l. While Hit Has Shade Thorsen and Registers
Whtewash Victory by to O Score in Afternoon
Both Victories Were Clean Cut and Decisive and IN
dicate That Villagers Are to Be Reckoned with IN
Pennant Chase--Hts and Errors Are Un-
usually Scarce
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
S
DOUGLAS BREAKS
PISTOL RECORDS
ReuiSterS 289 Out of Possible
800 with Single
Arm

Good scores were made yesterday in
competition and practice by the marks
men of the Los Angeles Revolver club
on the Bishop street outdoor range.
A. b. Douglas broke the Southern
California record with the 90 single
shot pistol for a score of 80 shots by
recording a score of 2S9 out of a pos
sble 300. His scores were "a, 9S and
97. In his second score of 9S he placed
nine consecutive shots in the 10 ring,
his last shot being an s. out of the
thirty shots, twenty-three were los.
This score of 2S9 eXcels all previous
scores for thirty shots made in prac-
tice or competition on the local range.
The shoot was held by the members
of the first class, which is composed
of the marksmen who score S5 or bet
ter in competition. The conditions of
the contest were thirty shots per man
at fifty yards at the standard American
target.
Others who made excellent scores
yesterday were w. Il. Smith, Fraser,
Schroeder. Foster and Royce.
Following are the scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
SUMMARY

Home run-Fisher. Sacihce hits-Bur
reH Lindsay, n Brashear stolen bases
Coy .. Roth. Murphy. Hogan. X. Brashear'
Carlisle. Bases on halls-On Butler ., on
Hensling 3 Struck out-By Butler .. by
Hensling 4. Time of game 1875. Umpire
McGreeyy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
VERNON
SCORE BY INNINGS

Toe Angeles 90 o 0 O ! 0-1
Rase hits - 90 0 4 Ga
vernon ...... l. o 40 o.
Rase hits .. Ol l 0 / o-6
xRnss hatted for smith In seventh InnIns-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
Totals ................32 4
SAN FRANCISCO.
SCORE BY INNINGS

NNtIIs s9ssWI
SBatter for Garrett in ninth.
"Batter for Miller in ninth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-04
sACRANIENTO
Batted for Tonneson in ninth.

SCORE BY INNINGS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
WARNING FREEMANs MEETING.


The freemen Of the city OF Barre, in
the county Of Washington and state OF
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned
to meet on Tuesday, September 6, 1910
at . o'clock in the forenoon in their
respective wards, at the several voting
places hereinafter named. for the pur-
pose Of electing a governor, lieutenant.
governor, state treasurer, secretary Of
state, auditor Of accounts, attorney gem
eral a representative to Congress, three
county senators, two assistant Judges
81 tile county court. Judge Of probate,
states attorney, sheriff, high bailiiR,
fifteen justices Of the peace and city
representative 10 represent the city Of
Barre in the general assembly Of the
state for two years next ensuing
The following are designated as the
voting places
Ward !. Church street school building.
Ward 2, Spaulding graded school
building
Ward 3, Summer street school build.
ing.
Ward 4, Becklcy street school build
ing.
Ward 5, hose house. Blackwell street.
Ward 6, court room, city hall
Dated at the city Of Barre, Vt, Au-
gust 10, 1910
James Mulch, Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Child's SOC skirt and waist CSC al
Vaughan's.
sl.9s white muslin skirts si.25 at
Vaughan's.
Neil Ralph visited his parents in
Brookheld yesterday.
w II. Emery Of Burlington was in
the city yesterday ON business.
Ernest Smith Of Washington was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Before purchasing your shotgun or
rife, get our prices. Eastman Bros.
Walter 7. Case Of Norwich, n. v. has
been spending several days in the city on
business.
just received at Abbott's, some good
values in the new silk waists IN black
and colors,
The Bruce orchestra dance IN How.
land hall last evening was enjoyed By
eighty couples.
Z. II. Boyce, who has been attending
the Lamoille county fair at M0rrisyille,
IS expected home tonight.
Regular meeting Of J. n. r.. local No.
26, Thursday, August p. at 1880 D. M.
in painters hall. G. L. Miller, presi.
dent,
Mrs. Philip Layery returned yesterday
to their home in ShefTord. Que. after
spending two weeks with relatives in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Montieth and
son, Willis, who have been passing a
week with relatives in the city, returned
Yesterday to their home in Lancaster,
n. II.
Somebody left faucet open in the
hall above our store tPerry'sl; conse.
quently, some Of our goods were quite
badly wet. TO dispose 81 these quickly.
we have made deep cut AT Perry's
on Saturday.
Col c. n. Wiley went 10 Lake Bonn
oseen to-day 20 attend to the prelim.
mary arrangements for the grand en-.
eampment Of the Uniform rank Of the
state. He was accompanied BY Mrs.
Wiley and silas Dady.
A pieked-up team comprising some Of
the players from the Barre Athletic
club lined up against the Red Sox at
Rangers field Yesterday afternoon. The
game went only few innings, result
ing IN victory for the Sox.
The Barre Citizens band rendered one
Of the best concert programs Of the sea.
son last evening, which was enjoyed
BY a large crowd. There was enthusiasts
tie applause from the crowd, and sew.
eral encores were responded 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
sIBLEY WOULD EXPLAIN CASE.
Accused Politician VIII Go to Inquiry
ION a Stretcher if Necessary

7-@~sr~~N = Nt%NfNAt@A4 AA Wv w AHHullY
ION a Stretcher if Necessary
Franklin, Pa, Aug. 25,--,Joseph c.
sibley Of this city, whose arrest on a
charge Of conspiracy to bride and de.
baueh voters of Warren county, fol.
lowed his resignation as Republican
nominee for Congress in the twenty
eighth Pennsylvania district Tuesday,
has issued statement, in which he
expresses the hope that a full aud ex-
haustive audit Of his campaign expense
account will 60 an as planned.
"The audit says Mr.. Siblcy's state
ment, "wili give me real opportunity to
present my side Of the case and empnat-
ically deny the rumors that have been
circulated and inspired BY my political
enemies He also says he viii attend
the audit in Warren on next Monday.
''if they have to carry me there on 4
stretcher.1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
Foresters' picnic.

The Foresters Of America win hold
their annual picnic on Saturday, Aug,
~, at Caledonia park, All Foresters
with their families and friends are in
vited. A large number OF sporting
games and amusements are laid out
for the day Refreshments will be
served on the grounds. Travel may be
made on the electrics, to get of Mt the
Marvin farm and cross over to the park.
or anyone can take the NJ & w. r..
r. r. and it will stop at toe foot Of
the hill, Come and be welcome. A
good time is assured. Per order Of
amusement committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
FIRE MENAcED TOWN.
Brickyard and Woods About Epping,
N. H., Ablaze.

Epping, N. H., Aug. 25.-Fire which
damaged the plant Of the New England
Brick company and spread to the woods
yesterday appeared so threatening at
one time that nelp was called from
Manehester; but the fire was brought
under control with little damage.
Some Of the sheds at the brickyard
We're partly burned, and at one time
sparks set fire to the roof Of the COM
p6ny's clearinghouse but this blaze was
quickly put out. No other buildings
were near enough to be in danger, but
a force Of volunteer fire fighters had to
work for some time before they could
put out the FIRE in the woods. The loss
viii not exceed $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

slxoO bleaehed sheets i9c and SOC al
Vaughan's
72xoO bleaehed sheets for Soc at Tho
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Henry Temple. who has been visiting
relatives here, returned yesterday to his
home in Rouses Point, n. \.
Mrs. David Pearsons and two children
left yesterday for their home in Central
lslip, N. ", after spending several
weeks with relatives in Barre and vi
entity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
c. L. U. Delgates.

Regular meeting OF the central labor
union Of Barre and vicinity viii be
held in Nichols block Friday evening,
August 20, at 1880 o'clock. Jas. Mutch,
sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-25
TO THE VOTERS OF BARRE TOWN

wish to announce that l have with
drawn from the contest for the office Of
Barre Town representative, and to
heartily thank my friends for their loyal
support. A. W. Allen.