Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
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Mortified, VT, Sept. 26.-Th'
Dog River Valley fair came to {
close last evening. One OF the great
est successes IN it's history was th'
verdict Of the manager Yesterday T
attendance was light compared will
the unusally heavy attendance G
Wednesday, yet there were probably
about 4 4,W0 people on the grounds.
In the afternoon the races attract
ed much attention and we're consider
ed quite interesting. The summary
was this
THE RACES.
2:27 Class.
Ned Cole, F. Kittridge, Woods
Vile, N. H. 4 4
Dicky Wi.ks, |. O. Kicker, Gro.
ton, ! l
Lanky John, c R. Wood,
Montpelier, 3 3 4
Little Joe, F. IL Hyde, w. r.
Junction. IL
Purse s125. Time: 2:2e!, 1926!
2;30.
FREE. FOR.ALL
Baystore, Page Bros, Barre, 5 3
May Queen, George Whitney,
Enfield, N. a. l l l
Bart Wire, 1. o. Kicker, Gro
ton,
Florence H., F. ]. Houston,
NOrthtield. ; 2 2
Purse sl75, Time; 2;23, 2:2o3,
22l.
During the heats the cavalfymen
gave exhibitions OF fancy and trick
riding in front OF the grand stand.
This is the list Of Floral hall prem
lums: 1st on rye wheat. lst beans,
2nd on wheat and oats, Jones Steele,
E. Roxbury: popcorn lst, Ray Cut
ting, North neld; cranberry beans 2nd,
Harvey Briggs; rye lst, G. R. Lyon;
seed corn 1st, A. J. Boyce, Randelph;
in liza wheat lst, J. c. Smith. North
fed; Lincoln oats, wheat, lst w. c.
Webster E Roxbury corn 2nd, W. w.
Holden, Mortified.
Fruit. Best 80 varieties apples, 2
seedlings, both lst, j. G. Smith,
Northfield: 5 varieties pears, lst Fred
Parker, Northtield; varieties plums,
2nd Fred Dole, Northfield; 10 varieties
p!ums, lst L. w. Blanchard, E Rox-
bury; 10 varieties apples, 4 varieties
pears, both 2nd, 6 varieties apples, II
special kind apples, lst W. c. Web
Ster E. Roxbury:
domestic Manufactures:-May Hop.
kins Barre, 81: Mrs. Frank Gould
N.rthheld, 35; Merle Plastrldge
Northheld, 25;Mary Smith Northfield,
,t5Mls. George Dole Nr:hfeld, .25;
Clara Dodge Barre, 50; Mrs. }. A. L.
Julian Ba. re, .65: Mrs. N. A. Kelley
Northfeld, 80; Mrs. A. Holton Norm
field %; Gertrude Keith Northfleld,
81: Mrs. n. johnson Northtield, 10;
Mrs. n J Roberts Barre, rs; Mrs Z.
NJ Wiley Barre, 50; Josie Holden
Barre, 50: Minnie Smith Northheld1,
i co. Mrs. l. A. Howe Northheld,
30; Mrs. Ella Claggett No: thhelo'
10, Mrs. A X. johnson Northfeld,
50: Mrs. Henry Luce W. Brooktield,
40: Mrs. Alice pride W. 8rookh ID,
90: Mrs. C. b. Tllden Northtieid. 10;
Mrs Ehie Whitney Williamsburg,
90: Mrs Arthur Washburn, Brook
field. 3d. Mrs. Jas Morse Northaeld,
ST. Mrs. L. l.. Stone, Brookdeld, ~;
Mrs. } B. Willi4ms Bro Jkd3ld, 10;
Williams Broe field 25; Alice Will
liams Brooktield, 2: Mrs. Il. H.
Cushma Randolph, 80; Mrs. G. l.
Smith East Braintree, 80; Miss Grace
Hood Roxoury, so; Jennie Hodges
Randolph, 81: Mrs. Jones Steele t.
Roxbury, so: Abhie FosS f. Roxhury'
$t;sNlrs Frank Martin Williamsburg,
$l;MrS A. X, Martin, WiiliamstoWn,$ VI
MIS- f. f. Currier, Williamstown, 10;
Miss Kate johnston. Northtield '6o'
Mary II. Brush Williamstown, $l,25;
Helen NJ. Kim ball William ,town, 30:
May Webster Northtield 80; Mrs.
Geo, Davis Northfel1, ST. Mrs. y A.
Gregware Barre s.. Mrs. A. d. Young
Barre, 81: Agile Holton Northfield,
.35: Mrs Annie Holton Northtield,
20: Bernice Simpson Roxbury, 20;
Mrs. E. A. Simpson Roxbury, 40
Mrs L J Sargent Randolph, 81 30:
Mrs, j. Fl. b ok Berlin, rs: Mrs. NJ
L Saxton Randolph, 81; Abbie Avery
Randolph, Is; Essie l.. Smith Ran
dolph, 80 Mrs. A. II. Bee1le Ran