Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14

ark yesterday, to witness the events in
copuecton with the third day of the Yer
mcnt State fair. ne morning was cocu
pied in Judging various exhibits for prem
iums and the afternoon was given up to the
races.
THE POULTRY EXHIBIT A SUCCESS.
The poultry exhibition was n decided sue
ress and the many admirers and exhibitors
Ia this department show that the interest
in choice poultry raising among the farmers
and fnuciers in this section is increasing
each year. Among the largest exhibitors
were Mr. Alvaro Adsit of Burlington, who
shows some ID coops of fine birds; Mr.. c.
L. Paine of South Randolph made a large
sxhbit of prize winners, Mr. b. Is. Bee
man Of Burlington shows several specimens
OF his famous barred and white plymouth
rocks I.ucus and Edwin Jones and j. Z.
7. Wright oil of Burlington, also made
line exhibits.
The prizas were awarded follows A
Adsit, Burlington-First on nudalusians,
Iilver sebright bantams, partridge cochins,
IS 5 hamburgs, houdans, buff leghorns,
II G white leghorns, white wonders, pekn
bantams, black menorcas and silver polish
rhicks. Second on gold Hamburgs, buff
leghorns, barred T rock and white wonder
chicks.
Lucius and Edwin Jones, Burlington
First on pekin cochin bantams, gold sebright
bantam, light Dramas, silver gray dorkin
fowls and silver grey dorkin chicks. Sec
pnd on pekin cochin bantams, light Drama
,h.cks and light Drama fowls.
Beeman, Burhngt on-First on barred
plymouth rock fowls and chicks. white
plymouth rock chicks. Second GU white
/ ymouth rock chicks,
j Z Wright a Son, Burling ton-First
pn silver duckwing, gold duckwing and b
b red game fowls-silver duckwing, gold
luckwing, b red game chicks Second
Dn . red game fowls and chicks and
silver duckwing CHICKS
LeGrand Griswold, Burlington First
on brown red bantam fowls, Second on
brown red bantam chicks
c e Paine, South Randolph-First
black red bantams, gold seabright bantams
" w polish bantams, chicks, gold wyan-
iottes silver spangled hamburgs, gold pen
ced hamburgs and black sumstras chicks
W c " polish Indian game black sumatras,
bearded gold polish, gold polish, gold wyan-
iottes, bearded white polish and w c black
polish fowls. Second gold sebright ban
tam, W { w polish chcks and silver wyau-
iotte fowls.
w Il Englesby, Burlugton-Sec ond on
Indian game fowls and chicks
L Dohney, Burington-Firs on Llaok
II Q bantam fowls. Second on red game
bantam fowls and chicks b Il c bautam
shcks.
Roy Peck, Burlingt on-Second on barred
7 rock fowls.
Mrs L 5 Morse, Burlngton-Fi on
white leghOrn and white wyaudotte chicks
DR. W S Webb Shelburne-Second ON
gold duckwing game and brown leghorn
chicks and brown ieghorn fowls.
black Hamburg fowls
John Ross, Burlingtou-F on gold Po-
ish chicks.
j j Tracey, Shelburne-Frst and second
ON Japanese bantams, fowls and chicks
John Brown, Burlington-First and sec
pnd on frissels Second on red pyle, game ban
tam chicks, geld seabright and wyandotte
fowls; also first and second on all variete:
of geese.
Edward Wills, South Burling tou-First
on Indian game chicks and white leg
horn fowls. Second on red pyle game and
$ c white leghorn chicks.
Edward Bostwick, Burlington on
red pyle game and black red game ban
tams, buff cochins and silver wyandotte
owls. Second Oh buff cochin chicks.
o G and NJ Wheeler, Burington-First
on black menorca fowls. Second on black
lnenorca chicks.
J Collemer Sheburne-First on brown
eg horn fowls.
CronYn Burlngton-F on brown
eghorn chicks.
John WLalley, Charlotte-First on bronze
turkey fowls.
Robert Peterson, Shsburne-F on
bronze turkey chicks
Roy Andrews, Shelburne-Secon on
bronze turkey fowls
A
black end Narragansett turkey chicks
Second on bronze turkey chicks.
Choice ducks and geese were shown by
Z Z Faine OF South Randolph, Dir w 5
Webb Of Sheiburne and John Brown OF
Burlington.
PREMIUM WINNERS IL MECHANICS HALL.
The judges Of the exhibits made award
as follows; Mail sugar and syrup A A
Leland, Johnson first premium; 7 Fuller
Stove, second premium on sugar; Luther
Putnam, Cambridge, second premium OF
Iyrup; Vermont Farm Machine company
bellows Falls, diploma for best displa,
dairy implements; c II Beeman, Fairfax
diploma Tor potato baker; William Smith
Burlington, diploma for carriages of hi
own manufacture; Ii Grimm Manufac
turing company, Rutland, first premium
|aod diploma on evGporators and arches
sugarng-oH arch aud pan, storag
lnd gathering tank; j h Houston
Stove diploma on buttor tubs
T. Lord Burlington, hen and cattle TODD
lIpioms; w Clark, Burlington, carriage
and sic GLs, favorable mention; st Alban
Foundry company, diploma on spsed regu
stor; c a Brown, Pittsfe d. favorabl
mention on two OK yokes; Baldwin Rsfrig
orator company, diploma on refrigera tor :
lliIam Samson a Co, East Berkshire, di
ploma for best separator to thresher; Bur
lngton Blind company, diploma on Vens
an and Gliding blinds, W G Graves Cham
plain, y, diploma on hay press; A Pierce
Burlington, diploma on exhibit of farm
Implements; Homer Thompson, Underhill
diploma on DE Laval baby milk separator
d NJ Osborne AZ Co. Auburn, Y, diplom
on exhibit Of farm implements; Miles, Nc
Mahon a Co, Stowe, favorable mention o.
lbutter tubs and boxes, Nash, Written
Co. New York, diploma on salt; NJ
IIiok. Woathers1s a dinoma On ,,..