Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-09-26

fine and vendors numerous. In the floral
hall the ladies have very good display.
Rosa Chase Northhed, shows the largest
variety OF fancy work, Mrs Frank Girls
wold West Randolph, second, and there
are many choice articles in that line from
various other ladies. Miss VI. Eliza Met
calf Northhed. shows 10 oil paintings and
n crayon; Ella Colt, Brookfield, eight oil
paintings, II plaque and banner; Mrs. Gil
christ and Miss Smith, Northiield, display
OF millinery. Cut flowers or potted plants
are shown by Mrs. j. Rice, Eva NJ. Buz-
zell, Esiela Fisher, Mrs j. l.. Loveland,
Mrs. John Wiley and Mrs. j. X. Edger
ton, Northdeld, Leila Peck, Brookfeld, and
Mrs. A. Webster Roxbury.
The Bailey music rooms Burlington,
show four nice Estey organs and piano,
one of the organs beng in new style
piano case, attracts much attention; the
| Hudson music rooms exhibit three organs
and piano, one OF their organs also
| being in a piano case; q. -. Ed
gerton, Mortified, has several pieces of
! furniture: D. 3 Wooster, Northield some
! Of his new creamery apparatus; j. p. Dono-
| van. Montpelier, sewing machine; II. d.
| Canp Orange, sap evaporator, y. 5.
| Allis, Brookield largest display Of maple
sugar. II. Webster, RoXbury, largest dis
| play apples, about 90 varieties nice fruit
also exhibited by S. r. circuit, Eva l..
Holden and Chauncey Denney, Mortified,
| and Jennie Peck. Brookfield. Among tine
exhibitors of vegetables nre A. j. Smith,
! W. W. Holden, Chauncey Denney. J.
NJ. Buzzell, Ruth Jones, Mortified,
! Aaron Webster, L. W Blanchard and c
! II. Flint, Roxbury, George c. Smith,
George c. Averll and c. s. Williams,
| Brookield
| In the poultry department Seth w. Corse
of Montpelier has nine coops of fancy stock,
| Charles Quimby. Northfeld, shows SINH
lar number, Charles Wilson, Mortified,
shows five varieties and l.. w. Blanchard,
RoXbury, one coop. In the horse depart
meut there were never so many entries.
The cattle are numerous and the sheep we'll
represented, but in the swine department
are only one sow with PIGS.
The three year old race was won by II.
5. Town. Montpelier, DIR. J..
The three-minute race was postponed TO
tomorrow afternoon, because of darkness
after trottng four heats, two of which were
won by j. VI. Rowland, Montpelier, b. m.
Ella H.. and two by John McCauley, Gran
| iteville, Fanny.
The base ball game between the North
fields and Montpeliers was won by the
former, by a score of Is TO >.
saturdays Races and Awarding Of Pre-
miunn~.
NoRTHFlEID, Sept 20-The Dog River
Valley association closed tonight the largest
attended aud most successful financially
three DAYS fair they have held for several
years. Yesterday about 1000 people were
present. $500 sinele tickets being sold Mt
he gate and children admitted free To.
dav about 95OO people were ON the grounds.
Everything has been orderly and no gamb-
lers allowed on the premises Tho three.
minute race which was POSTPONED last nis hit
after tour heats because of darkness, was
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