Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06

not 20 Up because of the wind and there
was nothing particularly exciting about the
races, but that was fault of the man
ayers Every body had a good tine and SO
the second day of the fair was n success.
In addition to the exhibits in mechanics
hail. not mentioned yesterday, Richard
Mott of this city has filed the northeast
corner with n most extensive display OF
flower, grass and vegetable seeds, fertilizers,
etc. The exhibit attracts very general at
tention.
In fruit and vegetables Luther Putnam
of Cambridge shows 1902 varieties of apples,
IL of pears, 10 of pluns and 20 OF potatoes,
with a few other vegetables grains and
grasses; S. n. Tilley of Wiiston has 10 va
rietiss of grapes, % Of apples, + of pears, 80
of vegetables and several kinds of seeds; l..
II. Talcott of Wilston 33 Varieties Of ap
pies; H. 7. Ballard OF Burlington, OF
pears, of crab apples and one of grapes;
s. Foster shows several kinds of grapes
t. Hosford of Charlotte kinds Of pears
and of grapes; Miss Jessie Truman of
Burlington, 6 varieties of apples; j. f. and
j. c. Tracy of Sheburne, 40 kinds of ap-
pies and 20 of pears; Walter Hoy of South
Burlington 20 varieties of vegetables.
Henry Raymond OF Burlington has a case
of hond-maGe horse shoes
In the centre of the lower floor G.. |.
Hagar has an exhibit of bicycles and scales.
In the large shed north Of floral and me-
chanics halls w. Il. Clark has big line of
carriages and sleighs and similar exhibits,
smaller in number, ere made by II. "A. Ray
and William Smith, all Of this city. a. &.
PIERCE shows Studebaker wagons and farm
impemsuts. The G. Il. Grimm Alnnuiac-
turing company of Rutland make ez-
hibt of their sugar evaporators.
POULTRY
The western end OF the sac is given up
tc the poultry exhibit, fine birds being
shown by j. w. Jones, j. Z. z. Wright,
Wager Brothers. 3, b. BeemGn and Mrs
/. s. Morse Of this city and W. n. French
Of New Haven.
TIE HORSES.
There was fairly good showing Of horses
AND tho exhibit made up in quality what il
lacked in quantity. The reporter started
near the secrotary's oilce aud below are the
horses he saw. First came the brood mares
and foals. John Brown of Burlingto
shows two brood mares with colts; John
Peterson Of Shelburne two mares ard
fonls; p. II. Porter of Chichester four
mares with colts by Alexander aud one
mare with foa ~ Almont Wntes;
Frank Collins Of Burlington, two mares and
and colts by Alexander; J.. II. Iacott OF
Wiiliston, mare and loai; VI. Il. Crombie
CT Burlington mare and foal, by Col. Crom-
| bic c. +. Morrison OF Colchester, mare
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SWINE
The swine are n feature OF the fair. The
Yorkshiros and Berkshires shown bv I. :
-'i1" - 2Ou'n Du'IINs 'oi. are particularly