Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-23
STATE FAIR CROWD BREAKS RECORD
:;l9 TROT. PURSE $500.

johnny Medium. ,. g. r. Potvin.
Montreal. Totvin) .............1
Baron Wedgewood. >. e.. c. A
French, Sherbrooke P q. ....-....3
Dorena. br. NJ, L. F. Fletcher.
Clinton, Mass CFletcher) ........2 "a
owen Dunmore. b. S., l. y. Chase.
Brandon. (Stevens) ................... ... 4
Time. 2:21 70; 2:23 2:24.
N the ais stake race. .rst and sec
ord money were Won by Vermont horses,
/ O. r. the chestnut Selding owned by
the Newport stock farm and driven by
the owner. won three straight heats but
II was by no means an easy -ace. for
he kept going ny Oradelle, thu
brown seldng owned ny T. NJ. Seaver
OF Morrisville. The rummary;
21s STAKE PACE, PURSE 800.
l. o. y. b. s. Newport stock farms
GlCkle) Observation-Disclosures. l
Oradele. br e. I. NJ. scaver, Nor
risville Pierce) .-..................4
Candy Girl, b m, John Leamy,
Gardner Mass, Berry ............8
Russell Grafton, ch. G., c. II. Lee,
Lyndonvllle Uee) ..................3
King Locomoco. ,. h., Woody Hill
Stock farms. Salem lStevens) ...5
Jimmie V, B. e. T. p. Van Dyke,
McIndoes (Iiardenl ................6
!dollton. b. $. Leach Stream farm
Canaan. n. II. T.aNg) ......,..'1
Time. 2:I9; 2:2oh 2:2oh
Vermont trotters We're missing in III,
224 trot and pace. II was a good race
, however. with New York horse 20 VIZ
first money, a New Hampshire horse SEQ
ond money and third money went 20
Massachusetts horse. The summary:
2:24 TROT AND PACE, PURSE $50.
George r.. b. g., Woody t1l stock
Farms, Salem. n. y. Downe-)...l
, Dick Wilkes, br e.. c. c.. I-eclarc.
Franklin. N. H., Neclerc). (
Rock Candy. l.. Il. Fletcher. Clin-
ton, Mass. Fletcher) ..............4
Rock Park Maid. b. m. J. F. Berry,
| Concord. ~ H., Derry ............3 I
! Wyona G.. b, m, V. Woodrow,
| White River Junction, wood
I row. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
! Allegro. b. e., w T. Wright
Duxbury Mass. (Topshamp ......5 Ola
Oriva. b. m. r. r. Mckee. Rich
/ rlond Que. 0iardcnl ..............d dis.
Vice Pointer, br. g.. " y. Wfeeler.
! Hudson, ........,.,...,...... dis.
Time, 2:o2 l-o; 2:o4, 80
ACCOMMODATES EVERYBODY
| IN tliS village, tne CltlZenS ana the no
tells sre putting in about p hours q
every day IN looking after the welfaN
and comfort Of the fair visitors. At TIN
Junction House, many cots went int
commission last night. ard the full serv
ice In that particular will be rcsorted Il
from now on. Ghos 4 Wheeler TIE prN
prietors, have made no advance in ratci
whatever for this week and their tabl&
M % i,g
despite the crowds and ,he high pressure
limit touched In every department. \
committee of citizens is ouartered in ths
hotel for the purpose OF ass,cnine visitors
TO rooms In village residences. That sew
Ice is under the direction If F. A. Carr,
superintendent OF the telephone OK.
change. who has II so systenlatiz that
there are neither delays nor mshts. BC.
yond what can be done here, an overflow
hnds accommodations in Hartford, Que.
chee. Woodstock. Hartland, Windsor,
Lebanon, Wilder, Norwich, Hanover and
even beyond these places. An efficient
automobile and train service makes these
distances Of little account.
CHANNELL AGAIN ON HAND.
The executive force at the fair
grounds IL augmented IN several in
stances by experts in fair manage
ment from outside vermont Among
these arc two gentlemen OF long ex-
perience In connection with the great
Eastern Township fair held annually
at Sherbrooke. y. .. They are II n
, Channel., secretary OF the CANADIAN
enterprise, and A. =. Lomas, the oth'
, er's assistant. Mr.. Channell has
charge here OF the gates and the re.
ccipts until they reach the bank and
, Mr. Lomas is riSht bower 10 secretar!
Davis and general encyclopedias OF in'
formation at the latter's office. Bon
men are very efficient IN the placet
they occupy and valuable adjuncts u
the success OF the fair.