Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

ident and executive committee and
will be decided as soon as the dates OF
the Greenfield fair are learned.
| A Sketch Of the New President
| George Warren Pierce who was chos-
en- president OF the fair, was born in
Yves minister Dec. 3, 1854, received his
education in the common and private
schools Of his native town and lived
with his father on the farm until he
entered the employ Of the Brattleboro
department of that institution for eight
ment OF the farm department, which
position he still occupies. In 1892 Gov.
Levi L. Fuller appointed Mr.. Pierce a
member Of the board Of agriculture. In
1897 he was appointed by Gov. Josiah
see Centennial Exposition. In 1899 Gov.
Edward G. Smith appointed him del.
egate to the farmers National Con-
gress held in Boston. He was secretary
Of the Vermont Dairymen's association
for six years, and president one year,
unanimously reelected for the second
biiuc Oub OcCllucu. IleIC6 las
been prominently identified with the
Grange, having been a member "a
years. He was master Of Protective
grange of Brattleboro three years, dur
ing which time 176 members were added
and held the position of lecturer and
overseer in the state grange. He is
member OF Beauseant commandery,
Knights Templar Of Brattleboro. Mr..
Pierce has been first vice president and
chairman of the executive committee
of the Valley Fair Of Brattleboro for
several years.
The following directors were pres
emit at the meeting: III. G. Clark,
Francis Goodhue, O. T. Ware, P. /
Nichols, G. W. Pierce, P. 8. Eames,
D. NJ. Barber, G. D. Noyes, H. F.
Brooks, F. j. Bailey, H. r. Law
renee, R. H. Sargent, g. f. Crow
ell. G. A. Boyden, L. H. Rich
ardson, G. W. Sargent, w. E. Banks,
W. Fl. Bracket, N. l.. Hawley, s. o.
Miner, D. E. Tasker, A. W. Roel, W.
q. Goddard, W. III. Fletcher, A. W.
Rockwell, Dexter Waite, A. G. Sar-
gent, G. B. Crowell, G. A. Eels, C.
". Durham, E. L. Hildreth, H. G.
5treeter. II: E. Taylor, @. L. Stick
ley, +. r. Vaughan, G. #. r.. JENNIE,
Oscar Smith, Z. F. Adams, s. "A. Il
smith, G. s. Hopkins, H. W. Sargent,
:. @. Fits, E. NJ. Angler, F. A. Sar-
rent, ": G. Doolittle, L. s. Higgins,
Z. A. Richardson, s. E. Miner, P. F.
Crown, F. H. Howard, T. F. Turner,
r. Brown, =. L. Roberts, D. P.
Webster, H. L. Emerson, H B. Cham G
.erlain, A. B. Clapp, E. W. Blodgett, !
!. CALVIN. ); q. Ullery. G: I. Dun
am, W. A: Gilbert, s. L. Goodell, G. =
g. Rsthbone a a ] Hi Il Fl Dq r n
riggs, A. v. May, ". NJ. Robbins. y
'rosby, w. J. Pentland, jr., A. F. =
er, ]. B. Manley, F. X. Barrows, W. il
ey. Louis Thomas, j. G. Newton, j. Il
J. Stockwell, j. f. Burke, n. P. Well
ian. G. .. Robbins, H. M. Barrett,
}. d. Dutton, #. d. Waite, B. o.
1are, ]. s. johnson, E. w. Gibson, !.
!. j. Waterman, r. G. Bacon, F. D. =
|. Stowe, H. F. G. Todt, A. A. Cham K
erlain, w. /. Brown, F. j. Barber, n
|. L. johnson, L. L. Durham, Brat. IN
eboro; .. H. Carpenter, Samuel Sar- h,
snt, ]. j. Ward, E. G. Dunklee, w. 81
. Stockwell, H. F. Weatherhead, W. s.
Walker, F. H. Spaulding, G. C.
arris, T. j. Miller, f. |. Perry, L. j. to
,hnson, w. H. Alexander, West Brat al
eboro: G. A. Weston, G. A. Halla- n,
~, Bellows Falls; W. F. Walker, ia
enry Miller, J. s. Walker, Dunn Sc
erston; II. j. Richmond, Joel Flagg, W,
E. Gale, G. E. Alexander, F. L. We
Gilman, p E. Franklin, b. A. Whit IN
more, F. E. Ward, L. E. Jaquith, &c
E. F. Evans, Halifax: F. A. ed
eWitt, G. B. johnson, Newfane; G.
lillian Robertson, A. W. j. wilkins, v,
P. Farr, F. L. Houghton, G. T. Ap- Of
in, W. E. Pierce, d. s. Persons, y,
ltney; F. B. Pier, Jacksonville; E.
Batchelder, P. H. Rutter, j. H.
are, A. A. Mason, W. 8. Holland, E.
Hastings, G. Q. Stebbins, F. H.
lizard, J. G. Taft, F. L. Lowe, G. De
Willard, Townshend: W. G. Cush- a.
g, F. W. johnson, M. /. Reed, E. E. ".
rely, j. H. Wright, E. o. Lee, Yer we
n; A. A. Dunklee, South Vernon De
Kellogg, G. @. Wright, Westmin- me
n; O. o. Ware, Wilmington; Thorn pc
Harmon, Bennington; Royal Low ice
, b. W. Brown, L. M. Cragin, Leon wa
Itler, Springfield; W. X. Ware, F. j, Nv
iris. B. G. Thatcher. 2. Fl. Butler, !os
A. Hubbard, LouisD. Herrick, Ches- IN
field, N. H. Harry Hopkins, Keene, DC
H. s. r. Brock, Claremont, N. II. sew
lido Rouillard, e. A. Mason, Hins- re-
lie, N. H.: w. d. Smith, G. d. bee
ties, Athol, Mass. A. C. Brown, A. Sh
Warner, M. L. Corbett, r. H. Cush ~.
n, NJ. r. Nelson, E. c. Cairns, ie'
Mass. Job Pickett, E. wn
Larabee. Greenfield, Mass. George Sh,
yhtingale, Holyoke, Mass. !; Charles OF
bbins, s. G. Severance, Leyden, tni
IS. DR.. N. P. Wood, G. H. Green, was
A. Newton, E. F. Howard, North
d, Mass. John Anderson, Shell
ne Falls, Mass E. NJ. Coats, W. E
Gilbert, Springfield, Mass. F. H. den
re, Turner's Falls, Mass. F. H. Sat
ives, Sunderland, Mass. He
he following names were added to nun
list of directors: G. H. Phillips. tent
P. Jones, s. W. Edwards, H. Nj Swe
ID, H. X. Whitaker, F. B. Putnam. Est,
o. Abbott, E. b. Barrows, w. ii Ct..
,ermann, George Thomas, J. B. 4 II
doll, ]. W. Cobb, W. Ingraham. r. one
1ail, W. s. Tanning, Brattleboro; Mer
L Sylvester, G. B. Hunter, Rev. L. Swe
keneston, West Brattleboro; G. w. lodo
Ter, jr., Dummerston Mr.. Hawks. circ
nington; A. G. Gillies, Keene, N. in ii
+. W. Gwyer, New York city; o. E. I