Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24

tractiye one and well presents the di-
versity Of beautiful marbles and gram
ties with which the State abolmds.
Butter from Vermont competes with
that from many other States, in the
Dairy building. Thus far She leads
in this exhibit, being fully equal to
many in June and in advance Of all
others in July. Al the beginning Of
each month, a special refrigerator ear
is loaded with the products of repre-
sentative dairies, which, on arrival, are
exposed in feed rooms beside the but
ter Of other States.
In the daily production Of butter
from the herds Of cow, entered for
competition in the dairy test, are used
a separator, a eliun. a worker, print
er, and earriers, an furnished by the
Vermont Farm Machine company
Wool from Vermont Is exhibited in
the Agricultural building. Geo. II.
Smith Of Addison, John Q. stickney
of Whiting, Albert Chapman Of Mid
dlebuy. Edgar Stanford Of West
Cornwall, G. a. Chapman Of Ferris
burgh, Lewis ;. Burwel Of Bridport,
Ira ). Halnlin of Middlebury, Geo.N.
Payne Of Bridport, +. n. Bissell of
East Shorehau and &. ;. Payne Of
Bridport have sent samples Of wool of
their production.
The Barre Manufacturing colnpa-
ny shows several fine monuments of
dark granite. The cost of its exhibit
is about $1,000.
The display of the Bowers Granite
company consists OF three handsome
monuments Of dark blue granite
which rate at 81. 500
A spaulding hand polisher is exhib-
tied in the name Of this company in
the Mines building.
The Burlington Wooden Co.of Win
ooski has a handsome ease fun Of wool
en- cloth.
The Estey Organ company has one
Of the best exhibits al the fair. In a
prominent place on the main aisle Of
the Liberal Arts Section are shown six
pianos, one each of maple, butternut,
English oak, Hungarian ash, mahoga
ny and ebony: the largest reed organ
at the Fair; organs for the house and
the chapel one Of which is of n beau
tiful carved wood, while another is
hand-painted in chaste and elegant
design. Another notable feature of
the exhibit Is the priNate collection of
tuning forks furnished by Gov. Full
Ter, and the most complete in exist
ence. Nearly three hundred forks are
shown, ancient and modern, includ-
ing one marked "IIandell's own"
The f. and T. Fairbanks company
have monster exhibit in the Manu-
features building. All types of scales
that are in use are displayed, from the
,ar scale to the smallest chemists bal |
nce.
A. w. Gray & Sons OF Middleton,
makers of farm machinery, have an
Exhibit in the Agricultural building;
4 horse power and thresbing machine
lf their manufacture.
The Jones Il Lamson Machine COM
pany OF Windsor has in operation in
hall one of the fiat turret
athes. of which il is the exclusive man
ifacturer, and two screw mechines.
The Steam Stone Cutter company of +
Rutland exhibits its product in the /
Mines building. There are two verti-
,al-siroke, double-gang ehannelers, one I
'or limestone and the other for marble
1r granite: and one single gang ma
.hine for sidehill channeling. Besides
hese the General Electric company /
operates a Wartlwell channeler in the
building.
The Vermont Farm Machine COM
Dany Of Bellows Falls have large and
display in the Agricultural !
The exhibit contains the
attest and most approved machines for
he working of milk and of maple sap.
There are churns of different types,
butter workers, eparators. printers and
,arriers; a simple and inexpensive box
o contain prints Of butter; a butter
extractor. which is very remarkable
md ingenious machine,a and a Babcock
milk tester. There are also on exhibi-
ion a sap evaporation, and various
parts Of the various