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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

Mike Donlin wants more time. lie says
he is not quite ready to give his final an
swer about playing with the Giants this
year. 1t begins to look If the hard hit
ting right fielder is doing little more press
agency work on his own account lie has
had plenty Of time 20 make up his mind
or arrange his business affairs since the
agreement lie made with John r. Brush
some four weeks ago. ana the fans" can
not be blamed if they refuse to take him
seriously in the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12
HUGHES SEES LLOYD
CONFER ON STRIKE
al Troops in Third Brg,d.
4zcaiting Orders.

Albany. March I1.-Governcr yfu,.
Rrigadier General James ri. IJovd a's
handing the Third Brigade. w.
Guard. conferred to-day rera-dg-- -
threatened situation caused bv -. ne
OF the employees OF the Internat.on.l D D."
Company throughout the state
u is understood that all o-ganiz,4s.
General LIoyd's brigade are prac,fc.r- = y
der waiting orders. including the - ~.
talon 10th Infantry. and Troop 3. ca,zl-S
OF Albany. ~
Should the threatened strike On tha
ware & Hudson Railroad materisI,,n
would add 10 the gravity Of the z;.u,.,-
as the railroad traverses the rexio-
which several OF the paper mills a..
Gated
Glens Falls. " r, March If.-C,o-r-.
II, ID Regiment, this morning -
strike duty at the South Glens FaII. -
OF the International Paper Mil. and G
pany I. OF Whitehall. Is at Fort FH,.s.
Small riots occurred IN both y-iIIacas ;
night. At Fort Edward large s.ora,,,'
owned by the International PAPER C,o-,,.-7
was burned to the ground. tozetba- ~
several horses and other signs OF dsS.-.-
ton TO property have been discovered
Ccrinth, y. Y. March If-Narcbirz :.
tween the lines OF three companies n. :.
New York National Guard and a soras :.
nifty detectives. one hundred nOn-r,,,.
men were escorted into the mills n, =.
international Paper Company here to-dav
They came from Saratoga At the C,or,r,.
station they were greeted By large o,-.-
OF strikers. who. however. offered no ~,
lence. but marched with them 10 the do,
OF the mills. calling out eplthets.
The striking paper makers decided a, :,
meeting to-day not 10 oppose the entrsr,.
pressed the belief that the non-uuior "a.
will be unable To DO the work forrns-l,
done by the strikers.
Saratoga Springs, y. Y, March u-LA-u
parties o. strike breakers arrived i-&rsi,
village tonight ready 20 be sent % r.
Corinth, South Glens Falls and For "a
ward mills OF the international Paper Cor-
pany within the next tventy-four hour,
Bellows Falls. VT. March u--Obeiie-t,,
orders received from the Paper Mass-
Union headquarters. in Watertora. NJ
two hundred and fifty union employesnn.
plant here OF the International Papa Con-
pany to-day went on strike. Whs =
marily an extension OF the walkouts1
| International Paper Company's Nex Y-s
State plants. the strike here also inTpSs
! local grievances About one hundred zz
| fifty men are still working at the plant u.
| i. is probable that the absence Of the s,-s
| ers will force the remaining employees q,
of work before long None Of the i,aa
/ pendent mills here IS affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12
The lineup and summary follow:

Goals for New York \. C-Shrreff Peabody
snd Clarke Goals fOr -. Nicholas :. Cor
mol enG Winter Refere.s-Wiliarn Russell,
Hockey Club Assistant referee-H Howard Drake
y. Crescent A G. Umpires-M- G. Tisne.
Hockey Club and +. II BritJon Hockey Club.
Timekeepers Mortimer Bishop and q Nj cur
ran. Time OF haives-Twenty minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12
SECOND BoARp-FRENCH DEFENCE.
BASEBALL DATES FOR N. Y. u.
Eighteen Games Arranged-Smith to
Lead Basketball Team.

With the approval OF the faculty COM
mittee on sports. the New York University
baseball schedule was announced yester-
day. Eighteen games will be played. of
which nine are on home grounds The
schedule follows:
April l, Webb Academy at Ohio Field.
April > Pratt at Ohio Field; April q. Prince
ton at Princeton: April O. Stevens al
Hobol>en; April Is. College Of the CITY OF
New York at Ohio Field: April !6. Trinity
at Hartford: April 20. Tufts n Ohio Field.
April %, stevens at Ohio Field. Aprn y.
Union at Schenectady: April 80. Crescent
Athletic club at Ray Ridge
May {, Columbia at Ohio Field: Nav :,
Rutgers al Ohio Field; MAY II. Lafayette
at Easton: MAY "a. Wesleyan AT Middle.
town; May Is Seton Hall at Ohio Field
May u, Rutgers at New Brunswick. Nav
90. New York Athletic Club at Travers ISL
and, june :. Alumni al Ohio Field
At meeting Of the BASKETBALL team YES
tsrday George II, Smith was elected cap
tain for next season. The executive com
mlttee named oliver j Teeple AZ mana ger
and Fritz Dale a. jttant manassI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12
GISSING THE CHOICE.
Fo0orite Over Bonhag-Jo-
hanson to Race Monday.

IF Harry Gissing and George V. BonhaG
face the starter in the one-mie race for the
Baxter cup at the Columbia games in Madi-
son square Garden tonight one of the most
interesting struggles Of the indoor season
should result. Gissing who is generally
considered king of the middle distance run
ners this winter. because of two or three
victories over Melvin W. Sheppard. may
not like the mile journey, whereas Ronhag
may find it all too short, as he shines at
two miles or over.
With both men running out of their dis
lance. 1t is just possible that some other
man in the field may come along and win
the trophy, but the critics believe that ii
will be duel between Gissing and Bon
bag. and the former is a slight favOrite II
the early pace is slow, 50 that Gissing can
trail along and save his great speed for
the last half mile. he should have no
trouble in winning, but if. on the contrary
the early pace is fast, Gissng may find
the distance too far in which case Bonhag
is likely 10 win the cup, as he can be
counted on to be running strongly in the
last few laps.
Bonhag's chief reason for starting in the
race lies in the fact that he wants A good.
hard struggle TO wind him up for his
special race on Tuesday night with Jack
TAFT. the Canadian champion, at the games
Of the New York Athletic Club. The dis
lance Will be one mile and q half. which is
hardly far enough. but IL he wins tonight
he will be a hot favorte over TAFT for
what may be his last appearance on an in
door track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

Saratoga Springs, y. Y, March u-LAru
parties o. strike breakers arrived irstrf,
village tonight ready 20 be sent % r.
Corinth, South Glens Falls and For, "a
ward mills OF the International Paper Co-,-
pany within the next tventy-four hour,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

Stanley ketch"l has arranged for = post
ponement Of his bout with Frank Klaus.
and II viii now be held in Pittsburg on
March q He has signed articles TO meet
either Klaus or Hugo KELLEY in New Or
leans on April 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

W. Merrill Hall and William r. Cragin
viii meet in the eth Regiment Armory to-
day in the final round for the regimentaI
lawn tennis championship. which was post
pOned several weeks ago on account of the
illness Of Mr.. Cragin. Women players Will
begin their fight for the national indoor
championship at the same time and place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

Thure JohansOn, the Swedish runner
who only j couple of weeks ago hung I'D
a new record for the Marathon distance IN
doors Of 2:36 10 10. will be a starter IN the
big twenty-mile race at Madison Square
Garden on Monday night. His manager.
Ernie Hjertberg. sent him down Yesterday
for fast ten-mle workout at the Z3d Reg
iment ATmory, and the Swede showed him
self to be in such fine condition that Hiert-
berg asked that he be allowed to compete
in Mondays race.
The latest Importation. Fortunate Zanti,
o1 Italy, and Frank Clarke OF County
Mayo, Ireland. have made a big hit with
tie athletic experts in The preliminary work
they have been doing for the race. The
Italian has shown a rare turn of speed. and
Clarke runs like slayer of the first quail
ity. The latter has been training over the
cinder path in De Witt Clinton Park. and
h. and Jim Crowley have had some red hot
brushes.
AS the race now stands. eight men VIII
so to the post. as Harvey Cohn has with
drawn from the twen:y-mile event. and will
be a starter IN the five-mie handicap. The
field will include Meadows, Johanson,
Clarke, Ljungstrom, Acoose, Crowley, Sell
len and Zanti. The box office will be open
this morning at the Garden for the sale OF
reserved seats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
The 0, A, Psng Real Estate Agency
Asks You TO Look over These
PrOp0sliiOnSi

No I02 You ought 70 see this 100 aeres 81
acres tiiags balance pas tumge and woodland
Land IA level being All machine moving. hfNe
from stones and eages wood and Timber for
t0 forty bead Of cattle and team Cuts seventy
tons 81 hay Two barns and horse barn with
Easements All harms clap boarded and paint
ga 800 ton sii0 Strictly modern room house
furnace heat and bath. slated rooi. huiit only
three years ago Running water 81 house and
barns One and one halt miles from South
h0yaltcn. on line Of G y. 4. Z. Mia taken 81
door Sse0u. % worth pf milk sold en- thie farm
within the past fhfee YearH Telephone and 90
h n y route Price 1850 %. including tools.
terms 7ltf
No iOt good propositianl $50 scfee, 70
acres of tillage land. lea acres pasturaee and
s5 acres Of woodland. Timber land Deefly lev
Ell Iillaae ali machine moving and free from
sfonei 1890 sugar trees. Coed apple orchard,
Oh $50 feet 0f soft timhnn Cuts CO tons q hay
harns with hasfmsnts. Good siiq Good II
com house painted tight green. Running
water a house ana harms Three miles from
Tunbrldse VI Jhree-fenrth mile from school
y, e, y. Stock and tools can be purchased az
right prices Il desired. Price SS2Q0oQ Terms
one half cash. Tid
No iia. big investment; 2s.room house IN
hne lneation and uelghboYhoad; two bath
rooms; Two bay windows four piazzss ely
weighted windows. Blinds o. three sides hard
wood fo0fs De- kitchen and bath ropIusi sewer
connections Good Barn ~ Ot karRe lot ~
1871; apple and shede trees two minutes 90
eieefiifs ten inmates % center Of town. This
property n well rented with a monthly rental
~ sl10p Is insured for Sse00o 81 and can be pur-
chased q ibe low price ef sssQ, sAt9.V cash,
halanee time a fFsiesass investment or good
bone fur purchaser aud good income from the
balance. nraperip % fine condition. 7lm
No. l0l. Prize reduced nearly sIeooo9i forty
acfes wanlf maize . nice fruit ponitry or truck
farm; only one ana one half miles from barre
CITY ono hnif mile 80 school On main road
twenty aares tiilaee twenty acres woodland
and paHturGe no stone nl machine moving
Cuts fifteen Be- twenty tori has Bindings new
f0nF xea4s age. basement harm, ~ 81, clap
boarded and painted nfnc room hnuee mostly
hardwood finish. Porch. running water 81 house
and barn; near the best market a the state
Price n0H oniY tss0ooo Must be sold within
nd next skis days slff
We alsa have some good vacant Tots Tor sale
cheap one With cellar nearly completed All
clsases II properly handled 81 private sale o.
public auction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
GRAIN CROP CONDITIONS
Winter Wheat 500 Per Cent, or Little
Higher Than on May /.

Winter Wheat 500 Per Cent, or a Little
Higher Than on May L
The greater part Of the increase IL
wheat acreage seeded last fall was lost
through winter killing according to the
report 81 the Naw England Homestead u
Of june II. The acreage standing on
June /, 1910, was scant 100000 more
than the harvest for the very short crop
Of 1909 The acreage Of spring wheat
shows All increase over last year Of 1871
600 acres This makes total acreage
of some 100000 more than was bar
vested for the crop Of 1909 The condi
ton Of winter wheat on June ], accord
mg to the reports Of the New England
Homestead's correspondents, is s06 per
cent, which IS a'little higher than was
reported on May I and very little
larger than The figure Of year ago.
Condition Of spring wheat is reported
at 903, which Il Che lowest az This
date in five years, With a single excep-
ton
This continued deterioration Of pros
pect is entirely N line with what has
been reported in the New England Home
stead since the opening Of the period Of
spring growth It 4 not the result Of
any condition experienced during the
past thirty days but Is simply the nat
aral trend Of crop development il view
Of the general lack Of Yigor shown as
the result Of winter killing. Reports
show that the crop Is heading out gem
orally very thin, and with g very mark
eddy uneven development Of straw
Through portions Of Illinois Indiana and
Missouri, this uneven condition Of straw
development IS especially marked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
LYNDON INsTIurE,s NEw 81.

Aforementioned npnarfynert se paai pr4rts-
~ uslas omen eer.fer,fs, ~
ts.,s,,,3,,,,. s..s,l .si.. 49, &, IS.
4,,,. ins4it,,fa beeinni,.r s...ti' ~ slf.,.4f
,.ea. tg6.es1,, $780,. 81 os.,,S.s,,.ft,
nal ag ~ Tis@isrs Nh 81
se,se,,itmeel ae8 sn.t,t.t,;ai s.je2l 81
s448 ans as,,,ss,,,...,s ,..;ii X 49,.
,rns N tsts M sseesi,,s MAJ,
or5 ~ ,se tb,,,,ett s,,s a.s,l,g.l K, fl,s;r
ses.rt. .aa I'M, -. ,ssli 4ases 1854
- ~ ,f1e 1911 A fsss,
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.ffi H. 8.,e .a ~. ,i.f,,sfil,f 49,
,r,il N. 5ans N ti,a fns4sf.,to Am ra.I.
,l.sf ~ tee,,,o,.t .Hl;f.f@ = s,. AZ
$3.50 sset saleai ,,.tIl NJ .a...s,t,.
IN. ,.,sss " t ssglsf 80
NIX ssti ,,,s,sf M 2las f,,,t3os sai. t,,ss3
s.4 - sIns. 4.,glss 100 sle
8ur st,5%st "a ~ asris,,itfrst IS.
=. sss,t $50 sl., sata 80 snf,sos 81
sms otte. 8e.sstg,est IA tBa instismte
n,. fn45,e 81 nv trsf;t,te ,,s,
tsi. a.;ssta tr sl. gr,..,l4,,ssi 49,
- Is - ~ sfo go n fsa
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49,. 4ssrs.t 4. Nv, .Se. .gs,.ss4,,,sat a..
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sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Lower Prices in View in Butter and
Cheese Eggs Scarce.

Lower Prices in view in Butter and
cheese-Eggs Scarce.
Boston. June s so change has taken
place il local butter quotations, but the
market does not appear quite as strong
as Il did last week Lower prices were
made II New York Saturday and al-
though there was some recovery yester-
day. tbe market 8 below last Fridays
level AT Canton N Il Saturday, butt
ter dropped Mc, and at Elgin, Ill., Mon.
day, the Official quotation was pc, rs
compared with 2sc q week ago These
developments are taken To mean lower
prices. and buyers who hnrs been eau-
fious for some time. are even more 70.
now that the trend q DE market ap.
pears more 10 their favor Meanwhile.
tie receipts keep Up and there Is rather
more pressure % sell some sellers being
anxious to Get cut before prices "a lower.
as the indications now suggest Lower
prices also soam liEelY for cheese, which
is he per pound lower % The ooun-
tfg Local stocks are large and the de-
mand has been light for some time.
Fancy. fsesh.laid eggs continue searee
and firm but ordinary goods ARE abun-
dant and easy
Jobhing quolatons:-
Butter Foney northern creamery.
tnbs ai@a2e lpxes and prints s2@33e,
fancy western creamery si@92o western
ash tubs s0ia aali ac fair 70 good cream
cry 2s@ 2ae dairy 2s@a2c.
Cheese New York, new l0@lGl5e;
Vermont nsw l5ia@ieoi Young Ameri-
cas- ed ls@ls14e new l7@i71a sage
l7i5@lsc.
Eggs Fancy hennery 2s0soc choice
eastern 2e@2Tc fresh western 2fa25c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
Il. {. MeDuFEE -.
was Long d Prominent Citizen Of Brad
ford

Was Long q Prominent Citizen Of Brad
ford.
Bradford June 9 Henry Clary Me-
Duacc a lice long and prominent citizen
Of ellis place died At his late residence
here yesterday morning at l0 a nj. att
er a kong illness. The deceased bud been
prominent IN State politics and repre-
ented bis town and county II both th8
House and senate as we'll as holding
many minor offices connected with the
county end strife
re was born "a Bradford October 3.
1891 tile son 81 John aud Dolly Green.
leaf MeDniiee He was educated III
he Bradford public schools, later Oh
tering and graduating from Bradford
academy with h0noFs He learned snr-
Yeying at an early age and pursued that
vocation quite generally ia after llfe
After TIE death 81 his father and
brother. Charles, who were employed as
agents Cor enc Joseph Bell 81 Boston
Tan extensive lana owner ID Canada, New
England and NE western states he sue
eeaded them IN the business having com.
plete control Of tfe management and
sale Of this vast property fur many
wears. For numBer 81 years he was
also Interested IN the arrangements Of
0il wells and coal mines il 9hio. Later
DIE managed the linen mills Of Glare
mont N ~ where Tvs remained Until
1875. when be returned to Bradford
Mr Mcnuifee had always been pnb-
Die spirited man and greatly Interested
in ANYTHING which be thought was for
The intefes ot lbs town state o. eoan
tfv. He was one 81 tie organizers 81
the Bradford Savings Bank & Trust
company secured les charter and was
for q long time one 81 Is directors.
IRE was Influential in establishing the
Bradford Opinion and soon after be-
came its principal awHcf. lie was a
trustee Of Bradford academy He was
ever q loyal Republican and had tsr
courage OF lis convictions.
On March NJ 1863 he married Laura
Waterman Of Lebanon, q IS. Who died
the following September ie married bis
sand wife Rosie 81 BID Of Iepsham
ID Dune 8. 1865.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
Auction Sale
Farm, Stock and Tools
We viii sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, on
Thursday. June 9, 1910

at ten o'clock 10 the forenoon, on the
promises known as tile Spear Or Douglas
farm IN Randolph. VI. On the east side
river road leading from West Randolph
10 Bethel, and about three miles from
each place. Both towns o. line az Cen-
trial Vermont railroad and are good towns
and go0i markets.
The above named farm contains 100
acres 81 land As acres IA tillage, 90 81
pasture and s. acres ia pasture and
woodland. Quite 4 Tot 81 softwood tim.
Der and plenty Of hard wood land lays
level, free from stone md i ali machine
moving Fences good Good sugar and
apple orchard Large basement barn,
Iclaphoarded aud painted silo Good
ll-ro0m house, painted white; running
water at house and barn 0uef0urth
mile to school. On r. n D. This farm
VIII keep 30 COWS and team Mix and
cream taken III door This farm IS
n q good neighhorhood and 10 one Of
the best farming sections IL New Eng
land
Personal Property consists IF 3 young
COWS. now fresh Of viii be soon, year
ling befer two.year.old bull, calves,
3 shouts J brood sow, pair good solid
work horses right III every way for farm
Ter road purposes, siX-year-old driving
horse sound and kind ssfe for lady 20
drive % hens and chickens.
Farm Tools, Iteh as two horse mm.
Der wagon, ! one.horse lumber wagon.
buggy wagon ! express wagon set
two-burse traverse sleds, single sleigh,
, manure spreader moving machine,
horse rake. ! corn planter, Aweeder 7 cul-
tivator, pillow, wheel harrow cream
s0pemtoF. set double harnesses 3 sins
gle driving harnesses aoout 20 cords
stove wood and pile Of humber
Sugar Tools: 500 tin sap buckets and
hangers ! Bellows Falls evaporation and
storage tubs; also lot of household fur-
ntuFe and many small tools, such IS
forks hoes shoyels rakes. chain, Whit
fleifees. eYeuers, etc.
This Is q fine Glance - buy Z rattlihu
good farm and pick up stock and tools
at Yonr own price 81 we viii sell al
tc Che highest bidder without reserve %
sile bidding Liberal terms ca farm,
sixty days pn personal property with
hankahle note On sums over $1,000 Free
lunch 1T noon.
Remember the dste Thursday june
., az 10 o'cieck "a the forenoon
n "A. pKHRY RIAL ESTATE AGEN
CY, Agents G. 81 SMITH ANciioneeF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
D, 4, PsrT Real Estate Agency
Rooms 8 and 9, Gordon Block,
Barre, VI. Phone 1921 7ltf
FOR SALE
d ne r. B. CATE Real EsIaIe AEsneY

On fremont street. house with an modern
Improvements; contains zine rooms and Il sit
nnfsd on Mn extra large lot We OFFER q noan
TRADE On this t9tf
A two tenement house With an additional
iof situated On BatGheller meadow fhis
house rents easily for SO Der month which
pass % per cent Rrosa % am0unt necessary %
bug house and extra lot Gatf
Also one large lot On Circle street 20 be sold
AZ sacrifice. gaI
We have q small grocery and fruit tore io-
Gated - : 1--we town on the Central Vermont
railroad. Only small capital needed and il Is
@ good opportunity Of 3 small business. tatf
See Is II you wish 70 buy. sell 81 rent real es-
taie, procure pr dispose Of business e5f
We care for property and collect rents. egrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08

land 81 Walter Howard y Che site 81 an-
other house burned by the Indians, and
Fan these places ought q be plainly
marked for the benefit Of future genera.
lions. Further information has been
received from w. M Banister, To the
effect that the camping spot s one mile
south Of East Randolph village and that
De can 20 10 the very place. and also
where Captain House of the pursuing
party @niped the same night MI Ban
lister had The site pointed ont to him in
1871 by one 81 tile captiges. who was q
boy Of eight when De- was taken and
had 4 Vivid memory 81 the ocenrrenoes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
MIDDIEBURY COMMENCEMENT
Programme for Commercial Week, June
1872

Programme for Commercial Week, june
1912,
Sunday, June 10.
Ten forty ave q. m public worship,
with bacealauwate sermon by President
Thomos; $500 p, M, anniversary Of che
Christian associations, with address hY
Rev Guy q Lamsoni 80, Of Hyde Paris
Mass
Monday, Jnna 20.
Ten thirty p. M, exercises Of the class
0f 1910 on Che college canpns 2;Ho
p. m.. annual meeting and initiation
Of Phi Beta Kappa ii the college chap
Ell $500 p. ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
baseball game; 1870 p MI nesting Of
the corporation at the Middlebury Na.
tional banks 0i90 p, M, fraternity re
unions.
Tuesday, June 81
Ten a, nj, morning presentation oi
The Roman drama, "Temporibus Homiuis
Arpinatis"; 1880 $500 b. m. alumni
luncheon on the grounds 81 The Boitell
campus, Charles A. Adams 80, gca-
president Of the Associated Alumni,
presiding, tickets % cents; $500 p. M,
breaking ground for new Peanons ball
for women 400 u, m- meeting Of the
corporation IN me presidents Officer
as00- $500 p ms fraternity and social
teas; s:H0 +. M. evening presentation
of the Roman drama, Iemporlbus Home
mis- Arpinatisp
Wednesday June o.
Nine a. M meeting Of the alumni in
the chapel 1000 a. M, formation Of
procession on the campusi 1880 a, nj.
graduation exercises of the class Of 1910,
with comforting 81 degTe 100 p. M
commencement dinner ID Che town halls,
ticlNtsSlD0; 1850 1890 p. m., pesi-
dents reception al his residence 10 Col
iege street, $500 p. mo commencement
BAH.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-08
I'm LOCAL
Markets
Fresh Eggs Firm and in Good
Demand
-
DRESSED PORK Is STEADY
Fowls Bring ioa2oo-Dairy Butter Holds
at 27@2sc While Creamery Brings
soc-old Potatoes 2o0zsc
Per Bushel
DRESSED PORK is STEADY
Barre, VT. june s. 1910

Barre, VT June s. 1910.
Fresh eggs dFm and n good demand
Pork steady Wholesale priest;
Dressed pork lQiSc.
Dressed veals l0ia@llc
Yearling lambsl5c.
Fowls 10000.
Fresh eggs 2Sc,
Butter Creamery soc, dairy 27@2sc-
Old potatoes 20G25o per bu.