News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01

Collection OF plants; collection OF paintings;
Mrs. T. s. Seaver, Cady's Falls.
Broom-holder, Mrs. C. b. Terrill, Cady's
Falls.
Bedspread, Mrs. L. F. White.
Canned raspberries; Mrs. L. F. Rice, Nor
risville.
Canned blueberries; canned apples; Mrs. J.
II. Gray, Hyde Park.
Apple jelly, Mrs. A. C. Hill, Morristown.
Braided rug, Mrs. A A. Niles Worthwhile
I'd, Mrs. Wallace Davis, Wolcott
Tufted rug, Mrs. B. G. Blake, Hyde Park.
Button rug, Mrs. Levi Hardy Morrisyille;
I'd. Mrs Rob't McDaniels, Morrstown.
Knit rug, Mrs. Hardy, Morrisville.
Drawn rug, Mrs. Stafford; I'd, Mrs. A. C.
Hill, Morristown.
Crocheted bedspread, Mrs c. L. Shaw.
Knit bedspread, Mrs. Lyon, Morrisville
Log cabin quilt, Mrs. G. B. Terrill I'd, Mrs.
Mary Chatterton, Morristown
Patchwork quilt Mrs. F. D. Lunt, Water
vile.
Silk patchwork quilt, Mary A. Bailey, Nor.
ristown; I'd, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey
Sweet pickles, Mrs C. II. Sargent, johnson.
Apple jelly; apple pie; Mrs. J. Il. Gray.
Wheat bread, Mrs Austin: Cady's Falls
Doughnuts. Mrs. ]. H. Gray.
Grapes, Everett Aller, Morrisville.
THE RACES
of Wednesday included the 300
class, 1927 class and mile novice
bicycle race, the heats being given
alternately. The horse, "Baron
Brown" was exhibited, and some
very good trick bicycle riding was
done by Harry Perrigo of st. Johns
bury. In the judges stand George
H. Themes of Sheldon, the popular
starter, held sway, assisted by DR..
Rnblee, E. W. Webster and E. E
Harris, while the official record WAS
looked after by W. Ii. Robinson. 10
the basement, Dana Hutchins, as OF
yore, weighed off the drivers, saw to
their numbers, etc. Six starters
took the word in the
THREE MINUTE CLASS,
Lizzie Phelps having the pole John
Utton was behind Felice, his bike
inflated tire came off long before the
first half, when he cody caught it by
one hand holding it up from Topping
and drove the heat with the other,
taking second place with Lizzie
Phelps, driven by Fred Utton, first.
This is the summary -
Lizzie Phelps b. m, W. J. Phelps......1 4 6 6
! Bell Hendee, C. m, F. A. Slayton......5 3 4 2
Snow Bird, b. m. j A. Moulton......3 5 5
Daniel K, b. G., Kittredge..... ..........6 5 2
| Nancy D., b. m, Pomerov..... ...........4 3 3
Time 2:37; 2:35; 2:31R; 1924.
THE TWO TwENTY-sEvEN CLASS
brought four onto the track. Parker
John drew the pole and it remained
his throughout the race. This is the
how of it :
Parker John, br. g., A. B. Batchelder...1 l
| Patchie CHI M, f. A. Slayton..... .... % 2
Duane, b. s., A. B. Rooney &C.. ........... 4 B
Corbett C. s., FL. T. Ball............... .....3
Time 2:23A; 1926; 2:26A.
In the one mile novice bicycle race
there were three starters. The first
mile was MAIDEN $50 and the second
in 3 33A. Henry j. King took first,
W. P. Richardson second, and Leon
A, King third.
The first day passed in a cold air
was after all filed with attractions
A stroll around revealed the fact
that there were neverso many ppcIls
trying to do business of all sorts.
Around the hall was a large display
of sugar utensils. farm machinery,
wagons, etc. Here also was the
poultry exhibit. Meandering through
the horse, sheep, swine, and general
cattle sheds, it was possible to run
up against some very fine specimens,
and withal very creditable showing.
Time and space does not permit us
to 90 into the full covering of these
features, a scrutiny of our premium
lists will show the reader who exhib-
tied TO purpose and result.
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