Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-08-17


either without or Within the exhibit is an
attraction and we'll presents the diversity Of
beautiful marbles and GRANTEES with which
tho State abounds.
Butter from Vermont completes with that
from many other States in the dairy build.
ing. Thus far she leads in this exhibit, be-
ing fully equal TO any in June and in i'd
vance of ali others in July. AT tho begin
ming of each month a special refrigerator
car is loaded with the products Of reprosen-
tativo diaries, which on arrival are exposed
in iced rooms besides the butter OF other
States
In the daily production of butter from
the herds of cows entered for competition
are used n separator, churn, worker.
printers and carriers, oil furnished by the
Vermont Farm Machine company.
Wool from Vermont is exhibited In the
agricultural building. George II. Smith OF
Addison, John Q. Stickney of Whiting,
Albert Chapman Of Middlobury, Edgar
Sanford of West Cornwall, c. A. Chapman
of Ferrisourgh, Lewis S. Burwell of Bird
port, Ira 5. Hamblin of Middlebury, George
N. Payne of Bridport, E. N. Bisssll of East
Jhorehsm and c. S. Payne of Brdport
have sent samples of wool from their forms
The Barre Manufacturing company show
several line monuments in dark granite.
The cost of their exhibit was about $4,000.
The display OF the r.. c. Bowers Granite
company consists of three handsome mouu-
ments Of dark blue granite. which rate ct
$1,000
a Speulding's hand polisher is exhibited
in the name OF this company in the mines
building,
The Burlington Woollen company of Wi
nooski has handsome cnse full OF woolen
cloths.
The Estey Organ company has one Of the
best exhibts at tue fair. Iii a prominent
place on the main aisle OF the Liberal Arts
section ere shown ak pianos, ono each OF
maple, butternut, English oak, Hungarian
ash, mahogany aud epony; the largest read
organ at tho fair, organs for the house and
the chapel, one of which Is beautifully
carved wood, while another is hand painted
in chaste aud elegant des!sn.
Tho exhibit is in charge of cordial men,
whose attentions add much TO the great
pleasure of visiting it. Another notable fea
ture is the private collection of tuning forks
furnished by Gov. Fuller, and the most
complete in existence. Nearly 300 forks
| are shown, ancient and modern, including
ono marked "Hande's own"
The e. q +. Fairbanks company OF st.
manufactures building. All types Of scales
that are in use are displayed from the car
scale to the smallest chemists balance.
| A. w. Gray q Sons OF Middleton, inakors
Of farm machinery, have an exhibit in the
| agricultural building; horse power and a
! threshing machine OF their man ufacture.
The Jones & Lamson Machine company
of Windsor have in operation in machinery
| ball one OF its flat-turret lathes, of which 1t
| is the exclusive manufacturer; and two
screw machines.
The Steam Stons Cutter company OF
| Rutland exhibits its product in the mines
building. There are two vertical stroke
double gang channellers, one for limestone
and the other for marble or granite; and
ons single gang machine for de-hili chan
ne!iug. Beside these the General Electric
company operate Wardwell channeler in
the electricity building.
| The Vermont Farm Machine company of
Bellows Falls have a large and interesting
display in the agricultural building. The
| exhibit contains the latest and most i'm
proved machines for the working of milk
and of maple sap. Thera are churns OF dif-
| ferent types, workers, separators, printers
and carriers; a simple and inexpensive box
to contain prints of butter; butter OK
JTdctur, Wuicn Is u fsT rollidVhaDic b1u IN
eenious machins and Babcoc6 milk
tester. There are a,so on exhibition a sap
evaporator and various working parts OF
the many machines. The whole exhibit is
Of great interest to others besides Vermont
ers Machines made by this company are
alto in operation in the dairy building.
Tue Vermont Marble company of Proctor
have good display in the manufacturers
building. The exhibit consists OF marble
monuments; marble in forms of building,
for both exterior and interior use; cary
ings in West Rutland marble; copings aud
urns Ten thousand dollars was expended
upon this exhibit.
The Wells a. Richardson company of Bur
lington have erected small and attractive
pavilion IN which they exhibit their butter
| color
The details Of the various Vermont stock
exhibits which begin on the lst of August,
will be given at future time. The entire.
are not yet completed. 1t IL beloved this
will comprise some of the best animals or
the fair grounds; but aside from the liv,
stock exhbir, Vermonters have reason t
be proud of the part she has borne in tn,
great exposition.