News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-30
LamOillc Valley Fair
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Thirty-SeCOnd Annual Exhibit.
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Good Exhibits in all Departments.
Bad Weather the Second Day, bui Good Attendance.
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portrait WORK. including several new
styles being shown tor the first time,
and the popular lineograph, a large
portrait, for which there is a large
and growing demand.
b. j. Kelley & Co., the Portland
street furniture dealers, have one of
the most striking booths In the hall
1t is at the right of the north en-
trance. While a general display is
made the center of attraction is the
very eff5 5'tiVe advertisement of Sher-
wiu-Wil ans paints, the work of A.
NJ. Adams, decorator and painter for
Kelley. Altogether the booth pos
sesses an originality which is all their
own.
Webster 4 Sanders, Lamoille Coun-
ty's up-t to-date hardware dealers,
have a llrge space in the north por-
tion of the hall, which is devoted en-
tirely to the celebrated GlenwOod
stoves which are shown in various
designs. This booth is one of the
most attractive in the hall and Is in
charge of competent parties who are
always glad to answer all questions
AID give any information possible
about the ranges.
The corner OF this section of the
hall is occupied by an elaborate
showing of Pages Perfected Poultry
Food, which Is in charge OF K. l..
Mudgett of Hyde PARK.
Among the attractive displays
made by out of town firms is that of
the Crystal Company of Trow, N. Y,
represented by N. F. Jones. "Save
the Rub" washing powder being
much in evidence and literally distri-
buted.
Sew, y,ral different makes of cream
sanc :, tors are on exhibition, includ-
;nr De Laval, by c. F. Smith
~ @ ~ by G. b. Swift. and the Sim-
rpfeS nk Blade, exhibited by ID FL.
BurKil & Co. OF Little Falls, N. Y.
An interesting display is that of
Fl. W. Johns Manville Company,
showing their Asbestos White Top
Roofing.
The Morrisville Foundry Company
has one of the most interesting dis
plays on the grounds, Orcupying a
space just north of the floral hall 1t
consists of FIVE horse power engine
attached to q wood saving outfit,
practical demonstrations being given
OF the work. This ia manufactured
by the Morrlsville Foundry Co.
The Vermont Business College has
booth which attracts much atten-
ton on account of it's novel and |
artistic appearance. The exhibit |
consists of Illuminating and engross-
ing and free hand drawing and Is In
charge of Guy Payne, an instructor,
and Oscar W. Reed, who Is a student
in the institution.
CATTLE
The Cattle exhibit was large and |
contained a good proportion of
thoroughbred stock.
Chauncey Brown of Hardwick
took first premium on fine pair of
work oxen. Gallagher Bros. of the
same place exhibited five yoke of
four and three year-old oxen andgo
several premiums. E. A. Smalley
received first premium on a pair
of two year old Devon steers, Edger-
ton Bros. receiving I'd premium on a
pair of steers. VIM. Silver of Crafts
bury received a 1st premium on a
pair of steers. Albert Whitcomb of
Hyde Park got I'd premium on a
pair of Devon oxen and M. H. Man
ming Of the same place received Sd
on pair of oxen. A pair of steer
calves exhibited by Edgerton Bros.
was given list. L. S. Kidder was
given 1st on yearling steers.
In Jerseys, c. F. Smith showed
twenty head of thoroughbreds and
received a liberal amount of prem
iums. Geo. H. Terrill also won
many premiums on his showing of
Is head of thoroughbred Jerseys
In Ayshires, B. B. Bennett of Hyde
Park showed eight head of Ayshires
and received goodly number of
premiums.
L. S. Kidder, of Hyde Park show
ed six head of Ayshires. There were
80 head milk grade stock showed by
different parties.
Theron Miller of Craftsbury show
ed six head of thoroughbred Guern-
seys and c. B, Swift of Hyde Park
also showed six fine specimens of the
same kind.
In Holsteins, John Gray OF Hyde
pa.1 Ia oil ten head of fthnrnnnhhred |