The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-10
II Was Adopted by the Union
Last Night
ITS TIME IS CONDITIONAL
Il VIII depend On Length Of Time whicR
Proposed Cutters Bill Ruus-cut-
ters' Meeting This Aft
ernoon.

The tool sharpenesr, the polishsr+ and
tie Jumpers boxers and dorickmen's
unions have ali held meetings within ths
past twensy four hours and aeccpted the
reports Of thsir conference committees
on settlement agreements. Thesa agree
ments have not been accepted by the
manufacturers association, bat ~ all of
thsm are recommended BY their respect
i've committees It ls expected they win
be saaeptsd - soon - the manuiaotur-
ms meet. which viii Be a. soon as Barrs
branch accepts the recommendatioBs Of
its sommittoe.
A special meeting Of Barre branch Of
cutters is being held this afternoon to
choose new lockout eomnlittea 10 place
Of The committes which resigned at
Tuesdays meeting. That meeting re-
fused 10 accept the resignations, but the
oomnittee refused to act fuwtAer in the
rnabter.
The agreement which was adopted By
the lumpers union hst night wac as
foEowss--
Bin Of prices by and between TIE iump-
ers, boxers and dexrioixnan's ualom Of
the Quarry Workers Insarnaacua union
Of Eorth America, and ne granite man
ufaotmars Of Barre sud vicinity
Article /. Eight hours shall constitute
dayss work. An work done after
sight honae shall b pad for a. time
and one. quarter. except turnin1 down
arindstones. which thasl Be done a the
regular rate. Time aad one qnaster 10
be paid for work performed SaterdaT
afternoen during hall holiday seaeon,
Suaday double time. The foilowing
holidays via, Jan. !, Memorial dag,
JmY 3. Labor dag, Thanksgiving day
and Christmas day, shall be pad for %
TINS and ons-hah
Art. 2. The average rate Of waFas
fov Jumpers. boxers and derriclxmen shall
be twenty nine csnts per hour. Each
men te resolve ~ iAoraase to hin pFaseHs
waaa q oaa and one-fcurth cents per
b0ar Doga q Cd men, who through
aaa q lnfnmskiez axe uDahla % earn Eas
ahe4s nts. are not 20 be included Ia
this ae4sameak
Art 5. Pay day shall b once a
week. on tie same day 90 agreed upon
b. the uanufacturers association and
tie granite cutters association. Men
leaving OF being discharged shah receive
their wages immediately II cash Or
check.
Art. 4. AT bumpers. boxers ard der
riclnen aad others employed in polish
ing mills and sheds, except those run
ming wheels and the official bed setter,
who has full oharge of polishing mill,
shall Be members Of the Jumpers boxers
and derriokmens union. In a rush time,
polisher may lump, providing he does
NOT pat a lnmper out Of f0h.
Art, 5. The hours OF labor TO COM
menee and end the safne a. thosa agreed
On m the manufacturers association and
the granite cutters association. Any
grievance arising from this article to
Be adjusted by the grievance committee
Of tie manufacturers association and
the Jumper, boxers and dericlmen's
union
Art. 6. Il is agreed that green men
starting work on jobs within the iuris-
diction 0f this agreement may have five
{5l months before becoming members
Of the Jumpers, boxers and derrickmen's
union
Art. :. The arbitration clause that
is agreed upon by the manufacts%rs'
association and the granite cutters ss
soeiatIoH shall govern.
Art. s It is mutually agreed by both
parties that this agreement and bill Of
prices shall take effect az the resumption
oF work, and shall continue in full forca
and effect fol- the same period Of time
al the bill signed between THE granite
manufacturers association ana the gran
tie cutters association.