The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-23
Made on Closing Day Of VerA
mont State Fair
AND BEFORE 1000 PEOPLE
Barre Granite Exhibit Has Attracted a
Great Deal Of Favorable Comment.
It Will Nov Be Taken to
Rochester, N. II.

White River Junction, Sept. 2s.-Ths
closing day Of the Vermont state fair
opened auspiciously with pleasant wealth
er and, as on previous days, the crowd
began to come early. BY one o'clock
this afternoon there were 1000 people
on the grounds, and more were expected.
The Morgan horse awards were made
this forenoon. The 500 prize offered by
: 4. 6. Stiilman for the person who, or the
farm which, exhibited the largest num-
Der of Morgan prize winners in nine
classes went 10 Jonathan jenkins Of
East Burke, whose horses Donald and
Tomah were the winners. The Mountain
View farm Of i. A. Darling Of East
Burke won the Morgan special for the
best herd Of horses, headed by the stall
lion Lyndon. The silver cup offered by
the Montpelier Journal for the best Nor
gan mare with two Of her get was won
BY Hazel of the Mountain View farm.
Manchester cup. offered BY W. w.
Stokes Of New York City for the best
stallion, mare or gelding, three years or
over hHeally descended on the male line
from Blackhawk and conforming most
nearly 70 Hale's Green Mountain Nor
gan, as shown in harness, was won bv
Joseph Battell Of Middlebury, with the
stallion Scotland.
G. $ .Alellen special cup for the Nor
gan stallion, mare or geldng, under three
years and foaIed in Vermont. won by
the Mountain View farms Little Justin
The same farm won the /. G. StiIlmar
cup for the best brood aare nearest ID
the standard of excellefs sbIished bv
the famous Justin, with lis entry Hazel
The Walker silver trophy was won by
Bob Morgan, entered by A. X. Van Tas.
sci OF Dubois, Pa; the state fair cup by
Or. q. W. Wood Of Newport. vt.
The first prize for the best mare or
gelding entered from the east side OF the
state was won BY Frank I. Palmer Of
Wilder, with Tom Abram; the first prize
on the west side by Joseph Batfellss Nor.
gan mare Beauty. II "A. Darling of
East Burke won the first prize for
driving pair, 6oldie and Eva.
The Barre granite exhibit has attract
ed great deal Of attention and favor
able comment. The public only wonders
why the other great industries Of the
state are not represented. Next year
the state fair commission will make
strenuous effort TO have them all repre-
sented. as Barre granite exhibit waG
this year. The latter exhibit, which Ia
the same as shown at Rochester. N. II,
before the National Retail Monument
Dealers association, was declared TO be
fine. Il has been in charge of 7. G.
Carswell of Barre.
at the close Of the fair here, Mr.
CarswelI will take the exhibit to the
fair in Rochester, \. H., and from that
TO Broekton, Mass. After that it il
proposed to exhibit the granite in several
cities
AT one o'clock this afternoon, the
football game between Norwich univer-
hity and st Michael's college was start
ed, and shortly after that the closing
racing events of the fair. II some Of
the races are not finished, they will 90
over to tomorrow morning, Otherwise,
the fair win close tonight.
The summary OF yesterdays races is
as follows.--
2:le Stake Pace
Purse $500
Thoughtful, chg, By San Mateo,
John Adams, Bennington, n. II.
tDorel ..s... ...............
I'll Gallo, brig, Pine Tree tsables,
Lewiston, Ne, lHayden) . 224
+ o. b, bs, Newport stock farm,
Newport, Vt. Pickle 532
Alto, blkg II. +. Pierce, STAN
stead, Que. (Piercel ... 34S
Edna. BIN, George A. Barnes,
Boardman, Conn. tl.ewisl . 5ro
Logan j. bg. Gilbert 3 Lardif,
Somersworth, N. II. Woodbury. Gro
Time, 2:l5A, 2:lo. 2:l4l5.
2;so Stake Trot.
Purse $500
Baden, brg, by Bingen, A. S.
Rodney, Nashua, N. II.
McQuillian, b, d. ". Garden,
Foxboro, Mass (0donelll lI222
Aristocrat, rg, G. B. DAILY
Newton, Mass. lThomp
SOM s.,.......... 2aS43
Baylessa, bm, Roaring Brook
stables, Barton, vt. I-angl S434
Ponder, chg, H. T. Pierce,
Stanstead, Que. Pierce) 5To
Time, 2:2sM, 2:23, 2;l91s, 2:24l4,
2:24
2:l6 Glass Trot
Purse $400.
Dan Dec. chg, BY Axteolite, A, H.
Dore & Son, Cranston, r. I.
tDore) .................... Ill
Jay Kay, bg, VIM. Bright, New
Haven, Conn. (I3lusiel .....s 5 22
Stanford. bg, Edward Lyons,
Woonsocxet, r. J. Lowelll ga
Porter Oil Filter, blkm, f. Slavins
Providence, r. / tMclirawl S43
Remson Robinson, bg. J, w. Mil
Ter, Charleston, Mass Robin
sonl ..............s.'........ 4 dis
Time, 2.l8A, 2.f7ia, 2:2L
DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.