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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
PRAISES THE CARBON HIGH
Splendid Reports Go In From Prof.
Mosiah Hall Lately.

Heads at the division of the state
board of education have decided on d
series of trips covering the state. dur
iue which they each, representing the
state school offices. will present to the
lural boards ut education resume of
The new gc,punsihil'ic, placed ON
them 10y the new school laws, cffcr.
tive July Isl. newt Here is the divi-
sion of districts. Salt Lake CIV.
Murray Granite. Jordan. Du,. aud
Alpine districts 900 rharer ct State
Superintendent Guwnus; ruuclc. .luab.
Iuniic and Carbon 200 charge of lam
" llndduck. supervisor iu trades
North and south Sanpclc. SEWER
Pluto. Garfield aud Kane NJ change nf
]. ~ liall supervisor at agriculture
Rich, Beaver. lrun and Washington.
m rhag, OF T.. !. Norton. chief
deputy superintendent of public u.
siruciluu. Logan. Cache. Box Elder.
Morgan. Nphcr and Ogden. in charge
ut fruuci, W Kirkhum. director of
vocational education. North and South
summit, Park CITY, Wasaich and
Willard. M change ct Mosah Hall.
state high -rhuol inspector other
districts are 10 be- arranged later
PROT Messiah Hall b. msi hnrk at
Salt Lake City lrm an inspection
trip over Carbon. Emcry. Grand aud
San Juan counties. where be- took up
these questions in some degree with
the boards lie reports himself as
pleased with the new building I'D Mon.
urrllu. and the Sun Juan district now
Na- q high school ct The Tins. class.
Tor % SMALL building. The auditorium
has been given hardwood floor. aud
we, opened as community center
with o. grand hall April 2isl In the
Carbon high school. according Ia PRO.
lessor Hall. q splendid spirit prevails.
and there 81 q good attendance up Ia
M per cent uf the enrolment up io 10
few DAYS aru.
90 s tar as have visited through
loui the state snys be-. 81 have
found the high schools In much better
shape than ! expected ~ to the at
tendance. the energy displayed by the
students. and the amount of work Der.
formed m school year that has been
seriously cut short by influenza rpi
DENIES and wartime interruptions. In
most Of the schools normal amount
Iof work b. covered. and the majority
of the students who attend iu the end
of the school year will have earned,
and will receive. their usual credits.
though N some eases they may have
tp work harder next year nlsD. h. get
their work into good shape.
Teachers of the high schools and
other schools deserve credit for their
attitude of willingness tu serve IN,
community IN any capacity during N,
recent trying times This was don,
frequently ~ nn unselilish aacrilic,
and the brnying of real dangers. IA,
reality being proved by the fact thai
more than one teacher herself fell vie
tim 10 ~" influenza while holpini
others
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NOTICE no wArEn UsEns :

state Engineer Office, salt Lake
city, Utah, April rs. 1919, NutiCe D.
hereby given that Tom r. NiUuiodimns,
whose pustuffico address b. Castle
Gate, Utah. has made application Ia
accordance with the requirements ~
the Compiled Laws ut Utah, 1907, UH
amended hy the Session Laws ~
t'tah, 1903. 1911 ana 1915, 90 appru-
pirate uue-tenth Cd uf n srrund-fuut
of water from uu unnamed stream in
Carbon county said water VIII bee
diverted nt "a point south 80 deg 90
min. west 3ulu feet from the north
east corner uf Sec. 49,, twp. I South
Range no East Salt Lake base uuu
meridian, hy means ul small dam
and hcudgate ANA conveyed la "a ditch
Tor q distance uf rs feet and there
used from January lst tu brrrmurr
HIst. inclusive. ut each year, tor stock
watering purposes. This application
b. designated Doe the state engineer y
office us So. 1881. All protests against
the grHutIug ui said Application, stat
ius the reasons therefor must Doe made
hy affidavit Goa duplicate, accompanied
with "a Zee uf f2.au, ana filed in This
office within thirty 900 days after
the completion Oi the publication ~
this notice. 90. T. MDipAAGLE,
state Engineer
Date uI fret pub. Apr, 20, 1913.
Date uf completion Of pub May 2a,
lHl9,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR
EMERY COUNTY SOLDIERS

Memorial services for Castle Dale =
soldier dead will be- held next Sunday,
April 18th, says Emery County Pro
gr,ss. Castle Dale has been harder
hit than most towns of is size, four
of our own having given their lives
for their country, besides others more
or less connected with local life. Carl
Peterson, Carter Curtis, Bazrl Lake
and Lieut.. j. NJ. Graham arr Ia the
four, and James 4. Hayward, son-in-
law of Orange SeelN Melvin g. Ne
MILAN, who operated the Paradise
ranch for his father for q time, and
i. Houston Brown of Green RKcr,
Sheldon AXels0n 0f Elmo, and Ira
Mace of Gunnisun, former students oi
the Emery Stake academy are among
those known more or less extensively
in Castle Dale.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
TREE PLANTING PLANNED
IN THE FOREST RESERVES

Tree planting un the forest reserves
cot the fourth district will be- confined
To- Utah alone this year and 30 only
two reserve. within the state They
are The uuutah aud the Manti On
the former there arr two jobs ui cun-
idcriblc magnitude At the head of
Strawberry river hundred aud ten
acres will be- planted 30 Lodgrpolc
and pine and on the south fork of
the Provo river The service will plant
thrty.thrrr arrrs ui Engplmann
spruce and fifty acres of lodgcpolc
pune. On the Mnnii reserve. near the
head of Huntington Greek. there will
be- q hundred acres planted with IN.
glrmauu spruce.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25

Parcels post by tho wngonlond and
hy truCklnHd continue a. ~ through
Price for lintnh Basin points from
Helper The matter ~ lettering COM
diiionH has been taken up hy the trans
purtation committee Of salt Lakes
commercial club, Another meeting b.
10 be- held tomorrow when some solu-
ton h expected to be- offered,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25

Wedding announcements. The Sun.
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NOTICE TO SHEEP AND CATLENEN

10 Whom II May Concern: Please
take notice that the undersigned IL the
owner. iu the possession and entitled
io the possession nf the following
described real estate situate iu the
county ct Carbon. state af Utah, 10.
wit:
TOWNSHIP ~ SoUTII. RANGE ~
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
BELIEVES THAT TANLAC.
SAVED LIFE, SAYS
NURSE
GAINS TWENTY FIVE POUNDS
TAKING PREMIER REMEDY
One Of the Most Remarkable Of Very
Many Interesting Statements Is
Made BY Mrs Marie j. Howard.
Graduate Of Bellevue Hospital. Now
Residing at Seattle. Wash.

One at the most interesting col the
many remarkable statements Vet made
in connection with Tanluc wa. given
by Mrs Marie j. Howard. who re-
sides 1i iO2 Wcstlakc avenue. North.
Seattle. recently Mrs. Howard has
been q resident at Seattle iur the past
eighteen wears. and before her mar
ringc WI, q trained nurse and crldu
ate ot Bellevue Hospital. New Nor,
When asked % she would be- wiIl,rs
for her statement to be- published. shr
said 'Nc, indeed. and you may start
10 by SAYING | believe Taulnr lss
saved mN iic. I have suffered trrm
stomach trouble and di.urdcrrd liver
and kidneys for five years and had
gotten BOO such bad condition 'hui
! honestly felt like was going Go
die. Everything ! would eat irrmrui
ed IN boz, stomach and the gas formed
by it would cause my hears in pilpi-
tate .u nay BREATH would almost stop
There were intense pains all through
my back. about nay liver and kidney
and I ran . begin tn tell how ! did
suffer ! had fearful headache. aud
was su nervous hardly knew what
sleep was. ! was often down M bed
for % week ai time. hardly able tu
raise my hand. Then ! would man.
age tu stay up Tor two or three DAYS.
hut would have - give up and take
Ia my bed again. would often 90
for two or three days without eating
% mouthiul Of anything lost weight
right along and am telling The posi-
tive truth when ! Hny ! was ~ such
an awful condition that ! Thought |
was going tu die.
"Atlcr reading and hearing su
much about Tanlnc ! bought q bottle.
thinking DO 10 did other, W. much good
perhaps il might help me, too. Well,
10 hns not only helped me-, bat have
actually gained twenty-five pounds
since I began taking it aud have never
felt better la my life. Nv appetite is
good and my stomach In such SPLEEN
did condition that ! can hardly eat
enough and don suffer q particle
afterwards. All my pain and misery
Is gone, my Kidneys aud liver nrr act,
ing splcndidly and my nerves nrr per.
fcctly strong aud normal. siccu
every night like child. aud don Z
know what u IN a. have headache
Ny husband has also taken Tanlac
with wonderful results. In fact. !
think Il has done him as much good
ns it has the, aud We both consider Il
the finest medicine made -
Tanlac h. sold m Price hy A. ID. Sut,
ton, IN Helper by Louis Ellcrtson, Ia
llinwntha by Carbon Emery Stores
company, ia Krnilworth by Kcnil.
aorih Mercantile company, IN Spring
Canyon by the Square Deal Store, M
Castle Gate by Wasatch Store com
pany, in Sunnysidc boy Wasalch Stoit
company, Ia Winter Quarters by IN,
Wasaich store company and Ia SEQ,
/ field By W. ~ Mosclcy, aud IN Ewel
|by Frank Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
TOWNSHIP ~ soUTu, RANGE ~
EAST
TOWNSHIP ~ sOIIH, HNN0E u

The above parcels oi lana ne ne
tween Dugout Canyon and the ridge
soBtb of Rock Greek Canyon, and rs
handed ON the east by the ridge west
.og tbe west fork of Whitmore Canyon,
That any and all persons owning
live stock who shall permit any oi
of such live stock 10 trespass upon any
of soid lands will be held liable for the
trespass and damage caused by their
live stock. the purpose of this notice
beinr 10 warn all persons against
nenaitting their live stock to tres
mass upon said premises.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
NTION ron INJURIES
NRE DENIED TINS APPLICANT

Compensation b. denied O. william
T.. kutvuor hN the state industrial COM
mission Tor an accident tu his hip
which ttufrner claims ne sustained in
Utah Construction company i,ufcu,r
alleges that be- disluratrd his hip when
hr slipped hut did not fan IN carr INK
% siN-puund box from AN express train
GO camp 40 Soldier summit un O.
muddy road. Tie commission was not
satisfied that the injury o. his hip was
the result uf such slipping
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
NnrICE nT NssIssMENT CNM.

BON Water Land ANA Power Com
pauy Location of Principal Place Of
business, Price. Carbon County Utah,
Nutl.e is hereby given that az meet
ing at the board uf directors held on
the 18Th day Of April A. d., lHl1, an
assessment Of o per cont ui IN" sum
OF seNeuty-fiye cents per share was
lsgird on the capital stock ~ the Car
bon Water, Land ana Power company,
"a corporation, payable at once TO Carl
n. MaTDuscu treasurer, al Price Cone
morcial ana Savings bank, Price, Utah,
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid ON the goth day
0f May, A. D., 1919, will be delinquent
ana advertised for sale al public auc-
ton and unless payment o. made boz
fore. win he sold ON the sth day Of
June. A. h.. 1919. az the hour OF ~
o'clock noon az Price Commercial and
Savings bank, Price. Utah, 90 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale, CARL u, MARCuSES, Sec
Rotary.
Price Commercial and Savings Bank.
Price, Utah.
First pub. Apr 25; last May Is. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
ALIENS ARE PROHIBITED
FROM CARRYING GUNS

The Law prohibiting aliens from
carrying weapons BIAS been held con-
stitutioual in Pcnn,ylyauia and sew
eral other stutes, according to iulor-
nation received by A. II, Siddoway
state fish and game commissioner
from the fish and game department
OF Pennsylvania. ON am opinion rend-
cred by the attorney general r office,
Cos. Simon Hamburger recently vetoed
amendments to the existing law on
this subject. However Siddoway
says the law 10 prohibit aliens from
carrying guns is adequate, and that
every effort will be- made in the future
to compel lis strictest enforcement,
especially as ID relates TO the carrying
of hunting firearms without a license.
Albert j.. Larsen Of Mt Pleasant
has located al Castle Dale In the prac-
tice OF law lie has been associated
with j. W. Cherry Tor quite awhile.
Wedding announcements. The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
CAURON COUNTY LAND co.

Dated SAT- Lake CIly Juan APT ,
1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25

" Nuu never give up till you have
in. you may make other, give zap be-.
FORE they wish iu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the values in millinery Mrs. BIZ
ME, 4 Laurel street.-ady
Toilet paper, six rolls for 25 cents and
one roll free Smith & Cummings Co.
Mrs. Ella Kimball of Al Maple avenue
is at the City hospital for treatment
Automobile for hire, Good ear and
driver. Get our rates Cutler Bros.-adv.
just the thing for your Sunday des-
sert-our ice cream bricks Barre Drug
Co.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing Gents 80, ladies free. Gilbertsons
orchestra, adv
Neapolitan ice cream bricks put up in
quarts and pints, IS and 65c. Why pay
more2 Barre Drug Co.
Poison Farmers, attention. If you
use paris green in 80 ID. lots, ask us for
quotations N. d. Phelps Co.
Every try our new French vanilla ice
cream? Just try it for a change; you
will like It. Barre Drug Co.
A rehearsal for the years, hours and
moments of the pageant at Goddard sem
mary will be held to-day at l:l5.
The auction sale conducted by II. Nj.
Farnham at the sales stables on North
field street, Montpelier, yesterday, was
very well attended and 40 horses went
through the ring prices ranging from $40
for singles to as high as $500 for pairs.
AT the auction TO be held June u there
will be fresh lot of Iowa horses and
number of commission horses. These
auctions are growing in popularity and
both buyer and seller are getting salts
faction-adv.
The Curtiss JIM, which Lieut.. j. j.
Lynch and Sergt Alex d. Straiton are
to navigate over Barre and vicinity July
3 and 4, is land sister of the famous
Naval-Curtiss 4, or NC-4, first airship
to make a trans Atlantic flight. 1t can
attain an air speed of 100 miles per
hour with its powerful 90-horsepower
motor The Curtiss JIM holds the world
record for looping, having made l5l con
secutiye loops, starting at an altitude
of 10000 feet. Within a few days a
hangar will be erected in the south end
park to house the ship when it is not
soaring. Lieut. Lynch will make cross
state flight from Rutland on the morn.
ing Of July 8,
Allen, son OF Mrs. Hattie Dix Of 50
Franklin street, arrived in the city last
night from Aver, Mass, having been dis
charged from the army this week. He
left here last May and, after being
trained for a short period, crossed the
Atlantic with the 30lst engineers corps,
destined TO see considerable service along
the front lines For a time this corps
was stationed at lie Havre, later at Chat.
teauneum, and at the time of the st.
Mihiel attack was constantly under shell
fire in that section. Shortly after the
signing Of the armistice, the 30lst en-
gineers were sent to Coblenz, Germany,
where the men had occasion to learn
many Of the German customs. Private
Dix German acquaintance were Of
more refined group than some recorded in
history and among these Coblenz people
the soldiers Jared comparatively well.
On June 10, he stepped from the &. S. S.
Calamares to native soil and Boston.
Going almost directly to Camp Devens,
papers were made out and the soldiers
discharged as soon as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

RAILWAY MAIL and other government
clerks wanted; prepare for coming examina-
tions we prepare you for IS; no extras Pitt
man Civil Service School, Washington d. c.
63tIs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
FAITSFIELp

Mr. and Mrs Frank Pearson are the
parents Of daughter, born Saturday,
June II and weighing nine pounds.
Mark Baird was graduated from the
Vermont School Of Agriculture in Ran
dolph Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird were in Ran
dolph Friday.
A party consisting of P B, Joslyn,
s. r. Joslyn, ID, H. Skinner. Charles Nell,
Charles Bingham, Dwight Joslyn, Mr..
Straw and son, Archie, went Thursday
to Curtis pond in Calais on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry B. Joslyn and fam
lily took an automobile trip Wednesday,
visiting relatives and friends in Bran
don, Middlebury and Vergennes
Announcements of the wedding of
Franklin G. Williams and Miss Sarah H.
Lewis on Tuesday, June II, in Washing
ton. D. c., have been received. Mr., Will
liams was formerly principal of the high
school
The junior high school promenade and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Very different from all others, our
new French vanilla ice cream Barre Drug
Co.
A dainty dessert, pure ice cream bricks.
Pints and quarts. Ready to take out.
Barre Drug Co.
A dainty dessert, pure ice cream bricks.
Pints and quarts. Ready to take out.
Barre Drug Co.
Maecabees, attention! Special meet
ing Monday afternoon at $3.50 to receive
applications for membership, balloting
and TO transact any other necessary
business.
Miss Doris Ennis Of Essex Center came
yesterday TO attend the Spaulding high
school graduation exercises last evening
and plans to spend week at the home
OF her cousin, +. j. Ennis, of 3S North
Main street.
All members of Barre lodge, n y. O..
p, please note that hereafter all assess
ments and dues should be paid TO Edna
Cheever of 26 Hill street, who succeeds
Ethel NJ. Spear as the financial secre-
tary. Miss Cheever will be at the office
Of J. W. Gordon daytimes and payments
can be made there
Miss Alice Davidson has completed her
duties for the year at Smith college,
Northampton Mass, and returned to
Barre yesterday to remain during the
summer season. Also Miss Elizabeth
Paul, employed at the same institution,
has returned to her home in this city.
n Cardini and wife of l3 Todd street
left this morning with their Is months
old child for the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington, where the child will be
treated for the next six weeks. With
them was n. Brusa, who will visit his
brother, Charles Brusa, at the same hos
pital.
Professor Charles W. Subway, for
merly of Boston university, returned TO.
day to Boston, after being the guest of
DR.. and Mrs, O. G. Sticbney for the past
several days. He is soon to leave for
Evansville, Ind to lead the Evansville
religious educational department at
Evansville college.
A meeting for the formation of the
Barre post of the American legionin-
GLIDING soldiers, sailors and marines who
served in the recent war, win be held in
the Knights of Pythias hall in the
Blanchard block Tuesday evening, June
"a, beghning at 1880 o'clock, Notices
sent out to-day by order of the tempo
rary chairman for Vermont, H. Nelson
Jackson, and secretary, Joseph II. Foun.
tain, urged every man to attend to give
the Barre post good start. The Amer
lean legion is the official association of
the veterans of the world war and has a
potential membership Of approximately
4 600 O00
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

FOUNDING ladies' coats were found in an
auto in Barre Thursday night; owners can
have same by proving property and paying
advertising. 1878
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

dance Friday night was well attended.
Music was furnished by Miss Florence
Berry, piano, and George Patterson, vio-
lin.
Mrs Caroline Todd left Saturday for
Boston, where she will be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. NJ B. Jones, at the shore.
The south district school closed Fri
day for the year
John L. Baird and wife were in Ran.
dolph Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

FOR SALE-Kale cabbage, Brlssell sprouts
1Oc doz or CSC hundred tomato plants SOC
doz James Levie 81 Hill street. s3t6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
CRANITEVILLE
Local Baseball Team Won from E. Barre,
Lost to Websterville.

AT Gazeley's field Friday, the Granite.
vile A. c. won its second game from the
East Barre A, G., by the score Of to 3,
The game was fast and hard fought all
the way. Both sides contributed some
fine stunts in the field, the work of King
Of Graniteville and Crowley of East
Barre being the outstanding features
East Barre pulled pitcher J. Roark out
of the hole with fast double play on
two different occasions In the sixth
inning Polli and Graham pulled off the
double stunt nicely. East Barre scored
all their runs in the first inning, but aft
er that were powerless before Polli, not
man reaching first base. The score:
GRANITENII.IE AC Il RARRE q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

Granite Cutters International lAssocia-
ton of America.
A regular meeting of the Barre branch
Of the G. c. l. A. of A. will be held in
Clan Gordon hall,
Una ruinione regoIare deli unione degli
scalpellini tbranch di BARRE avra' lougo
nells sala di Clan Gordon,
On Monday evening, June %, at r
o'clock. Election of officers
j. D. Will, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

WANTED First-class letter cutter TO work
in Kansas steady job to right party apply
to Martinson Estate Co. s3tS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

Mr. and Mrs Hugh Suitor, who have
been spending several months in South
Carolina, returned here Wednesday for
the summer.
Miss Margaret Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Murphy, Oney McCue, Philip
and Peter Murphy attended graduation
exercises at st, Mary's academy in Bur
lington Wednesday.
Miss Winona Sanborn OF Waits River
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. d, s.
Riley, during the past week
Leonard Thompsoli>a student Of Y. V.
NJ, is passing part Of his vacation here
with relatives.
Schools in Foxvile closed yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Macdonald
and Mr. and Mrs. James Little and
daughter, Adeine, motored to Sher
brooke, p O., this afternoon, where they
will visit relatives.
Harold Casey who was a member of
the graduating class at st. Michaels
college. Winooski, returned here yester-
day to pass the summer at her home.
Mrs Anna Carey and Miss Helen Carey
attended commencement exercises at st.
Michael's college Thursday.
Miss Mildred Miles left this morning
for Lyndunyille, where she has employ
ment.
Miss Margaret Walker of the Barre
City hospital has been spending a few
days with Dr. and Mrs. +. H. Bailey. ;,
Misses Helen Halligan and Agnes
Carey and j. f. Donahue motored to
Burlington on business Wednesday.
Misses Agnes and Clara Murphy and
Mary McCue, who attended st. Mary's
academy in Burlington, are home for the
summer months Miss Agnes was a
member of the graduating class.
Richard McWilliams, who had his
shoulder fractured by baseball bat a
few weeks ago, is progressing remark.
ably well and is now able to be out,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

WANTED First-class craftsman Cook &
Watkins Mfg Co., Depot Square 1913
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21

F0JND-B Bunch of keys onwer can have
same by paying for advertising at this Office.
S3tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
ID &c. [ z. BARRE a. q.
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Graniteville A. Co.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
East Barre A. C........3 0 0 0 0 0 0--S
Summary; Runs Polli, Graham 2, McKen-
zie, Silver, Crowley, Taplin. Two-base hits
Graham. BeanFer Sacrifice hts-King Nc
Kenzie Stolen bases-Silver, Polli q Graham
q Mckenzie 2, First base on bas-0f Roark
g off POLL. Struck out-By Roark, by Polli
II. Hit by Sullivan. Double plays
W. Roark TO +. Roark Crowley to Lowrey.
Umpires--Sulivan and Baldwin. ScorerAL
drich.
The Graniteville A. c. lost to Webster
vile last Wednesday by score Of to 3
pitched mastery ball and won his own
game in the 10th frame by driving out
a twobagger with man on second and
two out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-21
BARRE DAILY TINES
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1919.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Sunday; little
change in temperature; gentle to mod
crate northwest and north winds.