Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

~1-s; walter J. Perry. Cabot. 81 MARTIN
Prndle. ST. A1han.. ss: Miles. Mcmahon
& Son. Stowe. -.
Point. credited on tub sugar-G. II. A.
bee o6
Points credited on can syrup--John c.
Holden, North Clarendon. 9S 10: J. y
Spear. West Newhury. IS. Mrs. NJ. +.
Cha pin. Middlesex. A. -: Charles Foster.
Cabot, ~ IL; j. r. Cooke & Son, Greens
horo. o.; &. A. Badger. East Montpelier,
Ga Mrs.. A. H. Hayes. STAFFORD. 96 10.
r q Bronson. East Hardwick. %1-a.
Adolphu. Perry, Fairfield. 81 ~; Waller
Morrell Middlesex. 9G -: A. Salmon,
West Glover. "a: r. ]. Martin. Rochester.
ee: H. ]. Hewitt. Bristol. %5; NJ /" Hub
bell. West Enosbure. s5; c. f. Martin,
Rochester. e41-3: F. r. r. Northrup. Shell
don, % 10: X. +. Northrup. Sheldon.
~ 1-s: A. NJ. JENNIE. Richford 90 for score
without premium. j. b. Fike. Marshtield
N.
The amounts TO he awarded in cases not
specified above will be determined and an
nounced later. This display OF sugar and
syrup is regarded as the best one ever
seen st an exhibition in this State,
THE EXHIBITS
An exhibit which attracted much atten-
ton is o. II. Jackson. dispulny contrast
ing the methods OF sugar makers 70 years
ago. In tapping trees, with those in use al
the present time. Some ancient anger
holes and axe cut in old .tumps are OF
exhibition also.
Among the many attractive exhibi 5
the Monarch lire OF sugar makers
utensils, manufactured by the True &
Blanchard company OF Newport. are
coming in for = large share OF attention
and those having charge 81 the exhibit
already report several sales. While the
Monarch Ia one OF the LATER arrivals
among the line Of sugar makers sup
plies. II has already won for itself ar
enviable reputation. end at thi. meeting
captured the first price for the larses
and best display OF maple syrup and
sugar by producer. The Monarch on ex
libition has been sold to carl p. +
Lilly of P1ainneld and will be shipped
direct to him from here.
! T.. p. Walbridge Of Cabot has Il
large and attractive display, which
took FIRST premium in the producers
display. Mr. Walhridpo tnp. 2.S5C
to circle Of regular customers.
Other exhibitors include C. II. col
win Of DANNY. sugar and syrup: mum
erou. single entries in this class: j
H. Durant OF Newbury. sugar and
syrup: II. +. Jackson & Son of West
ford sugar and syrup: st. Adams
Grain Co. poultry feed; Vermont Farm
Machine Co. L. S. cream scparators,
and line OF sugar tools; American
Art Works, Coshocton. ohio. 1918 cal
endars; y. c. Slater. Eseex Junction,
Perfection Dairy Feeds and Empire
cream separators; \. f.. COUNSEL &
Son. 81 Johnsbury; Harley Davidson
motor cycles, Walter A. wood, HoOs-
lex Falle. y. "; Adirondack Silo Co,
Malone. " Y; T.. j. Parker. Grand
isle. Automatic cream separators
Jones T. Isham this city. feed Maple
wood Poultry Yards: exhibit OF prize
corn from windsor county by the Y.
M. G. A.: Rutland Manufacturing Co,
dairy machinery: Dodd & Struthars,
lightning rods: International Harvey
ter Co. represented by J, J stevens;
Colonial Salt Co. Akron. Ohio, repre-
ssnted by A. J. Ruttenher and r. r.
c1iekner; Manning Manufacturing Co.
Rutland. represented by A. F.. Kend-
rick Wells q Richardson Co. this
city. butter color: Worcester salt
Green Mountain silos. Creamery Pack
age CO.. Rutland; De Laval cream
sepsrASor$: American Jersey Cattle
club: Ladder Evaporation Co. ;hir city
UnaaillA silo Co.: Drew's stable car
riers, q ". Orv!s. Bristol; Il. II.
Grimm. Rutland. sugar markers sup
plies, Derrc 4 Co. plSws,