Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-29

William NJ. Small of Morristown also has
a good showing, also Alfred Dodge. 10
grade Short horns there is a good showing.
A. A. Smith Of Hyde Park and j. B. Cook
of Greensboro have good exhibition in this
department. The display Of both thorough
bred and grade Devons is especially good,
there being more Devons than any other
blood shown. d. N. Farrand of Hyde Park,
j. NJ. Campbell of Morristown, have good
showing OF grades.
L. A. Smalley of IIydcpark and j. NJ.
Campbell have a good exhibit Of thorough
breds.
A very noticeable display Of thoroughbred
Devons is made by George w. Doty OF Nor
risville. There being fine specimens OF De
Won cows, hcifcrs and calves. The thorough
bred Devon bull General Garfield" is worthy
of special notice.
The Ayrshire stock is well represented. a.
X. and G.. n. Drury of Greensboro make a
fine display of thoroughbred cows, ycnrlng
hcifers, bulls, etc. Grade Ayrshires are cx-
hibited also.
Jersey cattle are shown in good mum.
numbers. Jerseys in grades are in the ma
jorty, exhibits Of special notice being maGc
by j. b. Cooke OF Greensboro, l.. s. Small
OF Morrisvillc, n. Whitney, Wolcutt, C.. h.
Shaw, Morrisvillc. In thoroughbreds S. llar-
ris OF Morristown and G. l.. Shaw have good
displays. Chas. LaPagc of Morrisvlle show
ing an excellent jersey COW. The sheep
show is about rs usual, exhibits of Coswold
sheep aud bucks being made by Il. b. Hill OF
Fillmore, the same blood also is shown by n.
Stogglcs Of Stowe, V. w. Rand of Nor
ristown. The showing of different class
es of horses is particularly good
A fine White Chester sow with Il litter
of ten pigs thrce-days old attracts con-
siderable attention.
Devon steers are well represented, good
displays being made by G.. A. Cheney, Nor
risville; J. G. Trow, Wolcott and G. F..
Smith of Morristown.
The day opened with very fine weather,
and ut / u. m. a good crowds on the ground.
With constant arrivals everything seems to
indicate successful and enjoyable day, AT
800 II. m. occurred the exhibition of brood
mares with colts. Afne showing was made.
A good number Of entries. At 10 a. m. the
display of colts one year old and over was
made. The showing was excellent. AT
1890 n. m. occurred the exhibition OF
stations from four years old and upwards
and a good display WAS mudo in this depart
ment. The band is on hand and rendering
fine music in front of Floral Hall.
Floral Hall
is well filled and presents fine appearance.
Entering the hall at the south and main
entrance, first on the left is a fine collection
of crayon- paintings, etc Mcssfs. Reed "
Fitch of Morrisville, display some fine paint.
ings, also Miss Gertie Patch of Hydepark,
Win II. Robinson of Morrisville has col
lection of picture, paintings, crayons,
India ink work etc, all well arranged
| Next on the left, is fine display of drugs,
trusscs, toilet articles, etc. made by a. q.
Gates of Morrisvillc, the articles being well
exhibited attracted much attention, Turn.
| ing the corner into the west wing, the Crown
and White sewing machines are seen on eJ.
hbition by O. A. Edgertun of Morrisvllc
Beyond these. taking nearly all the space OF
the west side of the wing fine and well dis
played showing of genlemen's furnishing
goods is made by d. A. Gilbert, manager Of
the new clothing store, Morrisville.
Across the first entrance in the northwest
corner fine display smadc by w. Z. Glenn
ent of Morrisvillc, his exhibition including the
good showing of furniture, curtain fixtures
and carpcting shown by the Richardson car
pet exhibition.
In the centre Of the wing \. NJ. Churchill
of Morisville shows nine stoves, and G. p
Hardy of llydcpark exhibits twelve. 1t is
| by far the largest showing OF stoves cvci
made ON the grounds, comprising all styles
wood aud coal stoves, ranges, etc. llaidy's cN
hihition is backed NJ by a stock of one hun
bred and fifty styles
At the entrance 10 the wing is shown
the Wheeler Il Wilson machine, by G. W
Thomas of ST. Johnsbury, and three Amcri
can No Z, which are shown by +. r. Men
den Of Montpelier. At The EAST end OF
the wing and west side of the main building
is shown large collection of vegetables of al
kinds of mammoth squashcs pumpkins, etc
The specimen squashcs shown by {. C.
Fisher of Wolcott attract great deal OF at
ten,on. The exhibition oi some thirl,
varieties of potatoes by Luther Putnam o.
johnson.
The large collections of fine spcci
mems and the large variety attracted
much attention. Mr.. Putnam made fin,
showing at the State Fair. Among his lin,
collection are the late Beauty of Hebron
Magnum Bonum. Pride Of America, Belle
Silver Skin, Mammoth Pearl, Brownell'
Beauty. Brownelrs Telephone, White Star
White Elephant, Early Vermont, Early Ohio
Late Rose, Early Rose, Burbank Seedlings
etc. Mr. Putnam also makes fine showing
Of apples raised in Cambridge, among then
are the Mortified Beauty and Ben Davi
fruits worthy of especial mention as Yer
mont apples. A. o. GATES OF MorIisvll
also shows some fine specimens of Duches
and Gen. Davis
The bu,ter displov is fine. many eycelleu
disnlnvs ore mndr s r. Dolly Of Elmorc
shows nice mnnle honey. C. p. Coddinr g
Johnson. n wood cyhibil of bee honey.
The Lamolllc Nallry pulp Co. of Morris
vile exhibit some fine specimens OF spruc
pulp, manufactured by them. The Coole
I
, on, arn shown Nv Il Morse Of Elmor,
elanI If Jnhrso, shows the Moscl
and S,ndJnrd creamery nnd chu,ns
The nrxr m The lrft Of floral hail are som
fine snec;mens of or,ons the Estcy Maso
and Hamlin and New England. These ar
from The we'll. known house of A. l.. Baile,
Mr lin If inr,ington and MIR. q. y,
Drown Of 81 Johnsbury. his agents ar
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