Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-25
aud Mrs. Morse.

Barry & Williams, Barre, had
$1,000 exhibit in a handsome booth
near the south end of the hall. The
booth was formed of handsome draper.
les and was filed with sample art
squares, rugs, tapestries and choice
pieces OF furniture. The exhibit was
very tastily arranged and called forth
many compliments The booth was
in charge of Mr.. Barry, who proved
himself a salesman of no small ability.
Other booths that were attractive
and Of benefit we're erected by B. w.
Hooker & Co. Barre: Mrs. j. H. Hazel
ton, Northfeld; Rogers & Grady, barre;
Burnell 4 Totman, Randolph; Johon
motifs & Hall, Montpelier; E. X. But
ler, Montpelier. George W. Tillotson,
| Northfield, and The TELEGRAM. Barre.
Among the novel exhibits was
cage OF seven foxes owned by JOHN
Hutchinson OF East Braintree, Angora
goats, II. G. Grant of Randolph, pra
rie Wolf or Dcoyote, Geo. w. Flagg Of
East Rraintree ana a case of Florida
alligators owned by P. j. Farnsworth
of Northtield. James Brooks exhibit
ed his bear that he caught few
months since andthe animal cultivated
great appetite for peanuts and pop
corn with which he was fed by those
who looked at him.
The program for today, Thursday,
Includes track exhibition OF matched
horses, gents drivers, town teams and
races in the 225 class and free-for-a
and oats race The purse in the 2.27
| class is Sl25, IN the free-for.all Gl75
and the oat race consists OF 10 bushels
Of oats. The first race mentioned Is
for horses who never trotted on
track and is sometimes called the
green race.
The annual fair 1ance was held in
the Armory by the members Of Co.
and as usual proved a highly sue.
cessful aff}ir. Music was fnrEished
py an orchestra led by Geo. White Of
Montpelier.
THE RACES.
$50 Entries, Red Reg, +.
Felt, Montpelier: Stranger, Ira O.
Kicker, Groton: Ethel Wilkes, Page
Bros, Barre Red Rex lSt, Stranger
2nd, Ethel Wilkes Sd. Time 2 40,
2.49l, 2.493.
2.22 Entries, Miss billiard,
Page Bros, Barre; Therma, Harry
Soule, Fairfield; IMayfower, f. Il.
Gray, Sou Royalton, Winner, May.
flower. Time 2 249, 2.25, 2.23. ? %.
2.l7 class-Entries, May Queen,
George Whitney, Enfield, N. H.;
Florence r., F. j Houston. North
field: Governess. Ii. H. Wood, Mont
pelier: Sir 4 E'ward, S. B. Gray. South
Royalton Winner, May Queen: 2nd.
Florence H. Time 2.23, 32l4,
2.211.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTUREs.
Among the exhibits in this depart
men. are articles from Emma Hop
kins. Barre, Mrs, Frank Cove, Miss
Winnlfred Legler, Mary Smith, Mrs.
George Dole, Northtield Clara Dodge
Mrs J A. L. Julian, Barre. Mrs. Nancy
Kelly: Mrs. A W Holton. Gertrude
Keith. Mrs. Or. Johnson, Nor hfeld,
Mrs. n. j. Roberts. Mrs. C.M. Wiley.
30. lie Holden Barre. Minnie Holden,
Minnie Smith. Mrs. L. A, Howe. Mrs
Ella Clal gett, Mrs A. X johnson,
Kate johnson Northield. Mrs. Henry
Luce. Mrs Alice Pride West Berlin.
Mrs. c. b. Tildcn Northfeld. Mrs
Efhe Whitney Wiliamst0wn, Mrs. A.
Washburu Barre. Mrs. James Morse
\orthtleld, Mrs l.. l.. stone Mrs b. |
j. Williams, Julia Williams, Alice
Williams Brook field Mrs. j, E. Cusn-
man Randolph, Mrs. Q. L. Smith |
East Braintree, Grace Hood !
and Fannie iIodS4 Randolph,
Mrs. Jones Steele, East Roxbury,
Mrs. Abbie FosS, f st RoXonry. Mrs.
F. Martin, Mrs. A. X. Martin, Mrs. F.
e. Currier Mary II. Brush. Ellen M.
Kimball, Wllliamstown, May Webster
Mrs. George Davis, Northfeld, Mrs.
A. D. Gregoire, Mrs. A. ID. Young,
Barre, Miss Ageie Holton,
Miss Annie Holon Northtield.
Bernice Stimson, Mrs. E A. stimson,
Roxbury, Mrs. /. j. s argent, Ran
dolph, Mrs. j. H, Buck Berlin. M, l..
Saxon, Abbie Avery, Efie L. Smith,
MIS-. A. H. Beedle, Randolph, Mrs. +. !
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