The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-04
R, /. DAVIDSON CHOSEN
PRINCIPAL OF GODDARD
TO SUCcss1zD H0LLISYER
LABOR DAY Events
SOUND INTERESTING,
There Will Be Plenty of Action al
lntercity Park All Day
Monday.

Monday.
Not stone remains unturned tha
would in any way make better th'
| preparations for the Labor day cele
| bration to be held at intercity parl
all day, Monday. Sept, 6, under thf
auspices of the Barre Central Labol
union. If there is any kind of sport
you would like to see and it's not in
cluded in the program just speak tc
i Arthur Nicora and it's a l0-l chance
Me will have it there sometime
Monday.
The cover lifts at $3.50 O'Clock will
two baseball teams jumping out onte
| the field to contest for honors. and de
| eide. for time at least, whether Barre
or Graniteville can organize the best
ball club. Some argue that Granite
vile had to borrow one OF the city L
best twirler, Grip Polli, to pitch for
them. Then back comes the retort
that the Barre A. A. has hired an ''out
slider" TO defend its laurels. It's true
but ME refuses to tell who it is
and assures Graniteville that both
games are going to be interesting. To
masi and Fowiie will endeavor to pro
tect the good name of the Barre A. A.
in the morning game with possibly
Mcmahon, the southpaw of Goddard 5
1920 nine, and Starr forming the OPP
posing battery In the afternoon Polli
will have the dark horse to contend
with as an opponent in the box.
Al the completion of the first game
of baseball, preliminary contests for
the five aside football competition will
be held. No time is going to be lost;
there's going to be something doing all
the time, so If you want to see it all
bring your basket lunch and the fam
ily MIR. Nicora says that unless more
young men manifest. desire - see
football played the event will have to
be eliminated as there are not, as yet,
enough contestants.
The Central Labor union celebration
committee realized that many Italian
people attend these events, especially
granite workmen. For the benefit of
these people g. Vaienti of New York
City, president of the chamber of la
Dor in New York, will speak on organi
zation. beginning at ] o'clock. Mean
while those not interested in labor top
les may be interested with the Yari
Gus sport competitions, to be staged
at the will of the judges, or in other
words when action is on the wane.
Alexander Russell. a member of the
International Granite Cutters associa-
tion, who holds responsible position
on the executive board and is CORE
spending secretary of the Quincy
Mass, branch of the G. G. |. A., will
make an address in English at 2:l5.
Following comes the second base
ball game. and the other events or
athletic contests. Whoai before an
other word is written the reader should |
be informed that the Barre City band |
is going to on deck" all day Monday
playing at intervals, whenever needed /
and until the crowds leave for home
late Monday evening.
The special electric cars, which vii!
convey patrons to and from Barre and
before and after the games
will be waiting in line at the park
Just as soon as the game is completed.
And ready to take you TO the dance in
Rowland hall Carroll's six x-piece OF.
,hestra will play, which is guarantee
If good music
That's only brief outline of what
will actually take place. Truly, it is
planned and gives favor to the belief
hat 1920 will see one Of the most sue
,essfu events of its kind ever seen
n the state. And if little co-opera-
ion is given, this celebration is going
o be big thing, it's going TO inter.
st the young and old. the big and
mall, the slim and tall people.
When you leave your home Mon
lay morning pack all your troubles in
our old kit bag and smile smile,
mile About the time YOU reach Inter
ity park that smile will have length
ned to a grin, laugh and then fit
f laughter that will last you until a
ear from Labor day. You're sure TO
ave a good time Monday, so put on
he glad rags" and trip along with
he crowd