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The winners in the milking contest wer,
as follows: First. Pearl NJ. Caldwell OF
Norwich, $50; second Elsie c. Armstronl
of Norwich, SIS; third Jessie Thorborn o,
Norwich. $40; fourth. Helen r. Fraser OF
Norwich. s.: fifth, Gladys Hunt of Wind.
sor, 10 years old, $3.50.
The other contestants were Mildred
Moulton and Alfarctta Moulton of Eas,
Thetford, 10 Evarts and Polly Evarts OF
Windsor. VI. Glenn Chandler of North
Danvllc, Emma Coomhs Of Thctford and
Alice Thorborn of Norwich. Each one
who did not receive prize was given a
gold brooch pin.
MORGAN HORSE GLIB.
The annual meeting of the AI,rgar
Horse club was held in the headquarters
tent of that organization at noon to-day
Luncheon was served in the tent and
there was good attendance. President
W 1ipt ,,T -
for an advanced Morgan register. which
h" had prepared. No action was take,
and it is probable that they will he ta'<er
up for consideration by the executiv.
committee. vote of thanks was extend.
."d to Mr. Wardner on motion of II. Il
&C.. Watson of Brandon a message was
sent to President Maxwell Evarts, of the
Vermont state fair regretting his absence
ana expressing the hope that he may
have speedy recovery from his i'll
ness.
The following officers were elected:
President, II. $. Warlner of Wind.
for vicc-prcsdouts. J. G. Brunk, H.
y. Darling of East Burke. j. r. Steers
OF New York. 6. A. Stone of Boston
H. r. G. Watson Of Brandon: secreta ry
and treasurer. G. 6. Stllmau Of New
York; members OF tho boards Of gov
ernors to serve until 1915. Spencer Borden.
Maxwell ENarts, Governor Alton NJ
Fletcher. a Fullerton Phillips. 4 f.
Van Tassel Much interest was shown
and new members have taken tho rla 20
of those lost by death
PULLING CONTEST.
y pulling contest for spans of draft
horses weighing over 500 and less than
-,"N pounds was held this morning and
drew many spectators. start was
made with TOO pounds on a stone boa,
and the weight was gradually ncrea scd
to 900 pounds. The first prize was won
by Mr.. Hobbs Of Lyme. y. H.. second
by Mr.. Neal of Hartford; third by Mr.
Kimball of Hartford
In the ZOO class for steers, Benson &
Marshall of Lebanon. y. H.. took frs,
and second prizes In the pulling con-
test for steers under the 300 class, first
prize was won by J. u. Avery of Shell
burne Falls Mass; second Benson &
Marshall; third, J. II. Averv. In this con-
test ESQ pounds We're drawn. In the
pulling contest for three year-old steers
Ruth Marshall of Lebanon, y. H.. won
first prize and Wallace F. Stockwell of
Lebanon won second prize, In the 500
class j. ID, Avery won first. Charles
Stone, second and Herman Stone. third.
The weight drawn was 6.Gio pounds In
the class, $500 to 1000 pounds Avery
won first and Benson Il Marshall second
and third. The weight drawn was $40
pounds