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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-18

famous drummer hoy Of the Potomac
lately installed commander OF j. T.
Wynn camp. Sons Of Veterans.-The
mercury dropped to 2s Saturday morn
ing, the lowest in several seasons.-At
the annual meeting and roll call of the
Congregational Church officers were
elected us follows: Willis L. Fish, Aus
tin Q. Perkins. Mrs. F.. f. Miner, rru-
Dental committee; Julia y. Miller.
treasurer; Mrs X. NJ Chase. chorister;
sunday school superintendent Mrs. y.
i. Chase; assistant, n. n. Dinsmore.-
j. II. Pascoe went TO Hardwick Satur-
day and left Monday for Ray-
mond, Cal. where he Will work.--There
was no attempt to work at the grailite
heds Saturday because OF the extI.iha
cold.-Mrs. G.. F. Claflins has progres sed
far enough toward recovery from an
automobile injury sustained two weeks
ago to be removed homo from w. Fl.
ArnoId's Friday. --William Aldrich Of
Bethel and Miss Dora Waldo Of ROYAL
ton were married Saturday in ROYAL on.
Mrs. Ellen 1.attiiner of Randolpn We.
tied Mrs w. l.. Parsons Saturdnr-
John O. A. Ditty returned lately from,
tho Vermont Soldiers Home his health
being much improved during n three
months stay.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Harry Fisk's youngest son eigh; years
old. is very sick with pneumonia AT this
writing there is little hope Of his
recovery. 49, Henry Heath, an agricultural
student from East Randolph: is very sick
with pneumonia. II" has mad pneumonia
once before. He IT, at the Colonial and
has a trained nurse. I.da iiayzcr Is also
sick with pneumonia. The regular cir
cular conference was held with the
Federated Church here last Tuesday,
G. .. Royden and A G. Wells attended
the 9Th Masonic district meeting at
Chelsea last ay.-Principal Green
was in burlington las. week on business
connected with the agricultural school,
Thc White Cross creamery has closed
It's doors !; went into bankruptcy some
hve months ago hut has kept running
1t mad been running under trustees who
promised the patrons their pay every
week. There was "a trustee here and one
in Boston but the time came when they
didn't pay every week and the creamery
* closed to await action Of the cour. Of
bankruptcy in Massachusetts. 1t is a
foreign corporation organized under the
laws Of Massachusetts. The stock is owned
in Boston and the greater part Of tho
dents are owed there. except about 81. OO
that they owed the patrons here when
they went into bankruptcy.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs William Hayes aged ~ Years.
.ds"u inl" ihuI-tiai Aitrrpoor, Ter
niaiden name wa, Julia li-nornun and
she wha born in Limcrirk ireland.
JahurrAs ~ 1873, she Nas married I"
William Hayes, coming soon after to
America, They lived most Of THEN
smarri"dy life In DuXlurN where they
celebrated their Glst wedding aniver-
sary. Mr., Hayes died IN June. 1909
About four wears az" Mr.. Hayes
moved To Waterbury village and had
since lived with her twe daughters
She Is survived -hN 10 nf her - chit
dren! Patrick. John. WILLIAM. EdmoaI
Anna aud Julia of this town, Mrs. Ell
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Julia Warner died January II at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams
Mrs, Warner was born June. ls2i and her
death was due to general debility and
old age. She had been a resident OF this
iuWn tor over n years. The funeral WAS
held Saturday afternoon from the con
gree tiunal Church. the ReV. =. T. n ard
ultic!n,ius Miss Mabel burvage of Man.
chester y H.. ana Miss Grace DuriNase
VI burlington Wer. called here Thursday
~ th- death of their sister, Miss Alice
Durivage. Dennis Dyer If New York ~
spending the winter in town Mrs Arthur
S;annard was called Friday TO Woodsville
\. H.. To see her sister, Mrs Julia Hunt
er. who is ill--Wilbur Blanchard of New
York is la tOwn-The Rev. Father La
vignc and his sister. Miss l.avigne
went 10 Montreal Thursday. wlGr'
Miss lavigne will stay during the win
ter Mrs. Osmsr Farmsn vas called To
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CAMBRIDGE.

". T.. Perley was business visitor in
Boston the past week.--Miss Georgia
bailey was in johnson Thursday for the
funeral of ner niece Mrs. Mary Rey
nolds was visitor in Johnson during
the past Weck.-T. g. Wells aud Mr., and
Mrs. W. NJ. Smith were in Randolph
January 10 10 attend the funeral OF MIR
W.llss brother. J. H. Wells --Alr. and
Mrs. j. 4. Moran We're I'm Essex LAST week
to attend the funeral OF his mother
T. NJ Wiley has been confined 10
the house by sickness the past week.
The Misses BIady were visitors at the
home Of Mrs G. W. LaI}ounty the past
week. Homer Wells of Pleasant Valley
has moved into the Linden block.-Mr,
and Mrs. q. q. Carpenter, MI and Mrs.
T. t.. Smith and r., II. Linden attended
the DairNmcns meeting in burlington
last week. About forty couples attend
cd tho third Of the dance series last Fri
DAY nighi. Miss Jeanette Chaplin Of Is
scN Center vas tho guest Of her sister,
Miss t5rrie chaplin, over Sunday. Don
cid Lesvons returned Monday to Iyn-
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Tho BODY Of James II. Ballard v,,t
brought here Yesterday from Belci,r-
town. Mass, for burial. Mr.. Ballard va
man of middlo-age and until last yeit
had been resident OF this town. Ills
death was sudden and due, It is though,
10 a shock. He was found dead In a barn
after being missed several hours Ila
leaves \ mother. His father was the lato
Charles -. Ballard at one time proprietor
OF the Junction House In this village and
Il well-known horseman He was Ma
son and knight Templar.A fire started
in the pool room Of James Ellis yeste--
day morning. but was quickly drowned
out by the fire department with about 500
lo-s
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WESTFIELD.

The meetings held by the Rev Ralph
Gillian closed last Thursday evening
after II days session. He was as
sisted by G, w. English. evan
gelistic singer Notwithstanding the
severe cold and Indictment weather. the
meetings We're we'll attended and about
fifty signed cards indicating their desire
10 lead Il Christian life.-Sfoses Sanville
is sick,-Miss Eva GiIpin returned to Bar
ton Saturday after 10 days at the home
of her father. W. r. Gilpin.-I. s. Wood
worth went 10 I.nosburg Falls last Fri
day TO visit his brother and his daughter.
who are Their" from Grand Isle-Mrs
Herbert Reed is spending few days al
Lowell with Mrs. Albert Earman
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BENSON.

Several attended the funeral of Mrs
Cyrus Tryon of Nest Haven sunday
John L. Myers of the Temple district
is reported to he in "A critical condit ion
with heart disease--Frcy May. IA wcll-to-
do citizen of TIC east part of the town.
living alone at the age of ~ years.
was found unconscious on the floor cf
his sitting room SATURDAY. the coolest
day OF the season. with no fire in the
house y ire was started. doctor SUM
moned and he Is now comfurtahic.--The
Rev. DR.. Washinirne Of the Methudi 1t
Episcopal Church went to Albany and
spent II couple of days with his father
ana hrothcr-Thr Wundmen have rented
:" nan III ia" oldest house in the village.
formerly hotel
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

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TH ny "i ''H 'ii''s'' fark'r 81 stock
ni'dSc ANA .f'n"' o' he'hrL She was a
MEMBER "f the EaNSNiile Methodist
Nhur'h' lh' l"h'rLi was held We'd
hvSdaN Al lu''' ''-ch WIN lntorm"hs
~ Marl"Nood 'eneter! IN Stoekbridst 20
Harley H. Hnerald ana A'iss Florence
N. Farrell were married Monday evening
hy the Rev, J. Wesley Miller. Il. Gar
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by the illness of her daughter
charles r. Abbott who has been i'll
with pneumonia for three weeks. is i'm
proving slowly. though not yet able
rs i,c up.-Nlrs. Ernest IRISH. wn, hid
been with relatives and friends here
for a week. went Monday to her home
in Richmord.-The' children of T.. Il.
Common. who are in quaran Tine in Wor-
ccster for scarlet fever. are improv-
ing. but are not expected homo for a
month.-Miss Winnifred Richmond.
who has been in New York for the past
two months. returned to her home
onday.--Master John Mead Joined his
mother and sister In Northampton
Mass. on Tuesday.--Miss Cora Hol-
brook has purchased of w. r. Messcr
his millinery business in Barre. and
will take possession the first OF
March.--The Rev. and Mrs. George O..
Howe left Wednesday for their south
crn home. nj Eakcview. ~ e.. where
they will remain through the rest OF
the winter.-Reports Of frozen water
pipes come from various places. among
them the Chandler bungalow where
II was supposed all was safe Fire
was kept Their" hut the water has done
considerable damaEc.--The speak or
for the next meeting OF the Christian
Brotherhood will hc w. l.. Hatch. who
will speak in the interest Of the Ran
doiph' Certer Agricultural school. OF
which Nc is one of the trustees
Mrs. Il. W. Morsc arrived Wednos-
day and returned home with her
daughter. Miss Evelyn Morse, who
has been at the sanatorium for an OPP
Grafton. The Rev ana Mrs. q. O.
Howe and Mrs. Ernest Hatch and son
left Wedncsdar for I.akevicw ~ e.
where they will pass the rest Of the
winter in a cpttage whicn Mr.. Howe
owns thcro.-Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Rock
well left Wednesday, for New York
whore Nj Rockwell poea t. study
tied her mother in Bethel Wednesday,
A meeting was held tn Che Fcdcra,-
ed church TuesdaY evening. Tho
meeting was opened by "A song scrv-
ice followed by prayer by +. Il.
Connor G. j. Stockwcll gave an in
ter"sting paper on "Man'S Creative
Power" y debate was held on lie
solved: That Il Republican Form Of
Government Is Better for China at the
Present Time; the Rev. j. w. !iamil-
ton ana the Roy. j. ". thesbro for
the Affirmative and Ibr. r. G. Angel
ana the Rev W. :. SmitherS for the
negative. l.. u. Partridge and II. !.
Patch also spoke. \ motion for Il
similar meeting in two weeks was
carried and the following committee
appointed to prepare a program: G. j.
Stockwell. DR.. +. &. Angel and Abbe
| +. Clarke.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Randolph Tcle-
phone exchange will be held Friday
evening Mrs Pearl Chamherlin of
Montpelier is passing several days
with her other. Mrs. Rose Coolidge.
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GAYsV1LLE.

Nellie Leonard went to Rochester en..
urdny TO Visit her mother.-Walter Ect-
chum IL confined 10 the house or account
Of injuries sustained at the electric Ugh,
plant. Mrs. Ketchun Is also ill.-Rilay
blanchard Ia suffering severely with
asthmn.-Mrs Colby was called 70 plv-
mouth Union Saturday on account NJ IN,
death OF her sisters husband Joel
Walter. one of the most highly esteemed
residents OF this village, died very sudCe,.
~ Monday night.-The Womans Rclios
Corps has given about twenty doia,,
recently 10 aid the afflicted
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CRAFTSBURY.

Thomas Johnson Friday. January T.
There is 10 be an educational meeting In
the town hall Wednesday evening Jan
uary "A. II will be addressed by Mason
Stone. superintendent of education. Wal
ter j. B!geloW of the st. Johnsbury CAL
edonian and Frank l.. Greene of the St.
Adams Mcssenger.-The meetings at the
Methodist Episcopal Church and Collins
willie will be continued through this week.
Mrs. 7. \, Crowley returned home from
the hospital Sunday considerably improv-
ed-'lyde Anderson has gone to cali
fornia to spend the winter
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Woodsville, n. H.. Tuesday by inc scri-
Gus illness of her daughter MITE '"na
Hunter. At the home of her prp'ner H.
j. Durivage. Alice. daughter OF Emory
Durivagc. died January ~ MISS Durl-
wage was born in this town April l. 1880
She was graduated in 1913 from niis nun
Academy, Rakcrsneld. ana until ner
health failed last March had been en-
gagged in teaching. She is survived by
her father. four sisters and two brothers.
The funeral was held from the Congrc-
gational Church Friday. the rev w. T.
Hurd officiating
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TORESTDALE.

l.. J.Fortier has gone on business
trip 70 Nashville. Tenn, and New or
leans, I.a.-Walter Lewis has returned
from Lynn. Mass.-The Rev. L.. c. Mat
toon was in Pittsburgh recently. 49,
Mrs, q. II. Churchill is ill.-John \.
snalley died January T. at the Brattle-
boro Retreat, aged q, years. He was "A
lf long resident Of this place, except
for the past year and a half which he
has spent in Brattlchoro. He is surviv-
ed by one son, Carver w. of Brandon
and one daughter. Mrs. T.. W. Parent
of sudbury. The funeral WAS held We'd
nesday afternoon. Intormeut was in
Forcs tdalc.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Robert Wiley returned from Waterville
Saturday morninR.--C. Il. Cook, A. f.,
Jackson David Spier. George Cook and
Foster Gebhis attended the dairymens
meeting at Burlington.-Thcre were SER
vices in ali the churches Sunday. the first
time since the quarantine settled down
on the town in November.-Mrs. b. NJ
Wiley and daughters. Edna and Edla, are
in Georgia for a few days.-Mr and
Mrs. VIII Hardy are spending two weeks
in Canada--Mrs. Lucinda Dow does not
improve very rapidly
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HYDE. PARK.

The I.amoille County National bank
at It's annual election. chose these
directors: G. S. Page, H. NJ. Me-
Farland. r. S. Page. n. \. Noycs,
Hyde Park; II. r. Brigham, Bakers
ticld Levi Smile. Cambridge; l. L.
Pearl, johnson. The officers are {.
:. Page. president; ". NJ. Mcfarland
vice. president; ". a. Noyes. cashier
The Lamoille County Savings bank. at
its annual meeting. elected G. :. Page,
u. NJ. Mcfarland, H. w. IIulburd. u.
s. Page. :. A. Fife. a. A. Pike y. ".
Scribner directors. The officers are 4:
c. S. Page, president; n. NJ McFar-
land. vice-prcsident; j.. NJ. Culver,
treasurer,
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Sind annual banquet and ball of
Warner Lodge. No 80, f. & A. NJ. will
be held at Hotel Melendy January %
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard =
Buker gave them a reception at the home
OF B. j. Buker Friday evening About 80
were present. They received many beau
tiful and useful presents.-Mr, and Mis-
H. W. Varnum have gone to California
"A popular illustrated lecture on "rhe
Land and Game Where Roosevelt Hunts"
will DO given at the town hall Tuesday
evening, January 30. by Peter MacQueen.
Mr. MacQueen has been a year in Central
Africa and Travelled 1900 miles. lie has
a fine collection OF photographs taken In
Africa and his slides have been colored
by American artists This Is the third en-
tertainment in the lecture course by the
Crescendo club and 1t promises TO be one
If the hest
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MORETOWN.

Edward Atl;in- who has been living
with his son. Frank. at iroveton, y. H..
is in town.-charl.s Hurdle Of Bolton Wis
ited his parents SATURDAY night and Sun
day.-Miss MaUde Johnson OF Montpelier
was the guest of her parents sunday
George Evans was in Montpelier Saturday
10 see Mrs. Evans who is az the Heaton
ospital.-Littlc Marion Ward is confined
10 the house with hard cold,
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WARREN.

Inc play, Tony the Convict" Was
presented by the Dramatic club before
iuil house Friday evening 1t is 10 he
rrrcat'd in the near f,uurc.-The Rev.
MI fhlnncN preached at the church sun
daN,-Ned Ncwcomb of Wnits(ield WITS in
town iusl week. Helen Davis spent sat
urdaN as ;ilc guest o. Florence Carren-
Ter at q. \. bragg --nr. and Mr. hoW-
ard of Wuisfiold We're at Or Hickey :
MonuuN Willard Lovctt. teacher of 40
school wh" has hcrn H. Is rnnNal,s-
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WOLCOTT.

Sunday morning the mercury registered
IS below zero, the coolest morning Of the
season. Mrs. Mertie Brown was In Hard
wick on business the 13th.-Blss Farrar
is attending the Albany Business College
Mt Albany, y. Wv. Nj. Baker lost II
valuable Jersey cow recently of pneu-
monia.-Miss Gertrude Davis visited her
sister in Morrlsville Saturday. Harry
Griswold of East Gilmore called on friends
Saturday.-Mr. Miller has closed his
school In the Warren district and re-
turned to his home In Waterville.-Mrs
l.. c. Cdall visited friends in Hard
wick the 13th.-M. j. Leach IL on the
sick list again with hard cold.-Mrs
Edward Hall. who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment. return
ed home Saturday evening
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs. Henry Hubbard IL i'll with appen-
dicitis.-Mr. and Mrs Clarence Simpson
are parents Of son, born January =.
o P Hood of Randolph Is spending II
week with his son. G. d. llood--E II.
Sargent spent Sunday In Randolph
F. i. Robson Of Fairfax IS with her sis-
ter, Mrs. J., y, Mcintosh.
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TAYsToN.

'"'orse \ Fisk of I'utnamsville has
bought the farm owned by Mrs. Fred
Bcttis,--t. G. Abbott Of Waterbury was
In Town Saturday buying vcals. hogs and
nett' VIC bought pain OF oxen of Henry
j. smith for SiGi
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

stephen J., Buttlcs died at MS nome
on the Forestdolc road Thursday after
noon at one o'clock after n long illness
with cancer tie was II years of age lie
Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Will
liam A. Grover and Miss Mary Ruttles,
one brother. Hiram s Buttlcs. and one
sister. Mrs. Minerva Taft. all Of whom
reside here. The funeral was held
from his late homo sunday afternoon ~
10 o'clock. Intermont was In Forest
dale. Carl Lincoln died Wednesday night
at his home in the Rrcsee's mill district
after a brief illness. He is survived
a wife and four children.
The funeral of stephen l.. But'les who
olcd Thursday. was held sunday after
noon AZ two O'Clock from MS Iate nome IN
IN" Forcstdale road. The Rev +. 5.
Arnold rector ~ St rhomas's Church Of
h'ia'ed. Burial was IN the f"restdale
cemetery. William ''oSin'r ana family
moved her" last "crh from .\orN""" ~
'" ana VIII occupy IN" Is u. NiIiafnS
arm Whi'h Mr. tosmrH r'cen''N p'r-
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STARED banquet Will d" served
AFTER inc meeting. 'arr"'l BUSH and
e. ~ June have gon" to Hyde Park
where they expect to spend three OF
-FOUR weeks.-Mrs. Orrn \. Durgy is
confined to the house by illness.-Mrs
| T.. y. t. Bishop of Mt. Clemens. Mich.
was in town Tuesday Mrs Bishop
formerly resided here.-Carlislc Lang
worthy is spending a few days at Iii.
home in Burlington.--T. j. HARRINGTON
| has moved his family from Shorchau
to the i,ariram tenement on the Pitts.
ford road.
A card parry and social for tho henen
| Of tho Sons of Veterans Auxiliary wa,
given Tuesday 1eyening at the home o.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ferris on Seminar,
/ hil.-Mrs T.. A b. Bishop returned yes
torday to her home In Mt Clemens, Mich.
after "A brief stay in town.-Thjrty-tw,
friends and members of the Young Men
| Christian association enjoyed "A sleigl
ride Tuesday evening to Salisbury. DR.
O. c. Baker accompanied the party-Jo
seph Mayhem AMI Mrs. Mary Fredett
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ST. Adams PRIZE WINNERS
Poultry show Of state AssOciatiO
Drawing large Crowds.

81. Adams Jan. l7.--Interest IN the
annual exhibit of the state Poultry
association is growing rapidly here,
and all day and evening there was a
steady stream OF visitors among whom
were large number Of fanciers from
this and other States.
The stage of the hall is always FILL
cd, the proportion Of children being
especially large. for here are shown
ono of the finest lot Of bantams ot
various breeds that was ever
shown here. An especially fine lot of
geese are also there. as we'll as ducks
of all kinds. The turkey show is
good one, including the handsome, big
bronze fellows VIII their wives. as
we'll as white ana red turkeys
The silver Feathered Wyandotles. an
excellent breed and handsome, ware
greatly admired. while the Partridge
Wyandottes. Golden spanGled ard IL
Yer Spangled Hamhurgs. tho Polish
crested chickens with Merry Widow
top knots. the bearded Polish breeds
wearing whisl.ers ana tho handsome
NEhtinE games came In for their fun
share If attention.
Prizes in the principal groups have been
awarded as fO OVS:
White Plymouth Rock-First cock and
special ribbon for best male in the show.
also special prizes for shape and color n
males H. D. Hopkins Of Montpelier; first
hen, first pulet. first and second cocker
els, nth special prize for color. c. l.. Cur.
/ It's of st. Adams.
| Buff Plymouth Rocks-First cock FIST
! hen first cockerel. first pulet. with sne-
/ Gals on shape and for cockorels and hen.
and color for pullet r. J. Nu.tng %
/ Plainhed.
Partridge Plymouth Rooks-Flrst cock.
first hen, first pullet. with specials FOR
color of pullets. hen and cockerel. W. II.
Greenfield OF Franklin.
: G. r J. Reds--First cock, arst 10 ~
! young. first 10 of old. with special priza
for the hest ten. w. B. Writer'S Of 81. Al.
bans: first pulet. first hen. frs, cockerel.
! with specials for color and shape, +. W.
: ult OF st. Adams
barred +. R-First on cook. pule,.
and cockerel W. r. Scott of Barre,
r. e. r. |. Reds-Ftrst cock, Moir 4
,che.sor Of Barre. with special prize for
shape 81 male FIRST hon. first pullet frs,
/ cocksr.l and first n Of young. William
Brown of Barre.
White Wyandottes-F'irs. rockerel.
nrst hen. FIRST cockerel, first pullrt, first
10 Of young. nrst 10 of old with special
prize ror shapes. u. NJ. Beocher of West
Rutland.
columbian Wvando,tes-An firsts and
seconds TO G. w. n. Prouty Of swan
ton
Y. &. brown Ieghorns--First cockerel.
H. \. Brush OF Milton. with special