The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-09-22

age cutters and carriers of various
kinds, plows, harrows. potato diggers,
cultivators ETC.. are shown, and ex-
planned to those interested. Four
kinds of sugar evaporators are shown.
each exhibitor claiming some super
iority over the others. These are the
True's, the Grimm, the Kerr, made in
Craftsbury, and the Leader from Bur
lington.
Attracts Farmers.
A feature that attracts the farmer
visitor is the patent self-locking STAN
chion made in Chelsea, shown by the
Perfect Stanchion Company.
The International Harvester Com
pany exhibits its farm automobile.
with both high and low wheels.
Besides the exhibits in the halls. the
Richardson Manufacturing Company
of Worcester. Mass, the Walter A.
Wood Company of Hoosick Falls. ~
Y, and the Oliver Pillow Company of
South Bend Ind, have each one under
canvas. between the halls
Floral hall is filled with the usual
display Of domestic and fancy work
so dear to the feminine heart. Bed
quilts from the humble calico to the
silk Of many colors. toilets set in GRO
Chef or tatting. are work in brass and
leather, knitted goods from the dainty
fieecy shawl to the old fashioned
striped mitten. such as grandmother
used to make. pianos singing their
own praises under the touch of skilful
fingers, sewing machines, with sam
pies of their deftness, blown glass
work which you can buy, articles Of
wearing apparel nameless to the mas
culine mind but, oh, so sweet you
know, to the ladies' these and much
more can be found as you walk down
the aisles of this building.
Miss PERKINS, Display.
An exhibit worthy of especial men
ton is that of Miss Maude l.. Perrin
of White River Junction, who shows
portraits in oils, and also charcoal
crayon taken from life models, one of
/ which is the picture of her father.
The work shown emphasizes that
she is born artist and is deserving
of this praise.
Another good exhibit is shown from
East Lebanon, ~ H.. which covers
considerable space and is a good dis
play. There are also several smaller
exhibits of pen. pencil. crayon and oil
pictures.
G.. E. Fellows of White River June
ton. a photographer. has fine ex-
hibit of Photographs among the
number being one Of the veteran driv-
er, now dead, once so familiar figure
to Vermont fairs. Charles Taylor.
known in all eastern trotting circuits
The arts and crafts work, a good
exhibit, is shown by Mrs. G. r. Wins
low of Woodstock A new feature in
flower work is shown by Fl. L. Rand
Of Worcester, Mass, eastern agent for
the same
For Millinery Work.
These are designed for millinery
work and are made from geese feath-
ers alone and can be easily cleaned.
Roses. lilies and all kinds of flowers
are shown and are offered for sale.
The Radio Diamond Company which
claims Revere. Mass, as headquarters
occupies one entire end of the center
stands, showing a great assortment
of jewelry and giving away radio
diamond ring free to advertise its
wares. The other end of the center
section is used displaying picture pos
tai cards.
The Vermont Free Public Library
Commission has an exhibit and is
showing the different kinds of lbrar-
les it sends out to applicants, under
the laws of the State.
Another exhibit which attracts at
tsntion, is that of the Twentieth Cen
fury Divan Bed. which may be made
from a stylish divan. into a comfort
able bed for the weary body.
This is only a meagre list of what
may be found in this building to graf
fly or instruct the sight seeing public
made from hasty journey through
the hall. Were time and space per-
hitting the list could be made much
onger.
In Horticultural Hail.