The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-14
MORGAN EXHIBITION
IS BEST YET SHOWN
On Wednesday, Montpelier
Will Send a Big
Delegation

4
nual exhibition on the state fair-ground
= this morning Promptly at o'clock tn
gates were opened TO the public and a
that moment the machinery of the or
ganization began turning. Every de
8 partment of the fair is in full swing to
/ day.
A finer exhibition of Morgan horses
/ has never been seen anywhere than il
shown in this department. Judging o.
Morgans began at 0 o'clock and will con
/ tinue throughout the day. 1t is quite
. apparent that many new breeders oi
Morgans are coming to the front. The
names of many new exhibitors are on the
list and the young stock they are show.
ling is Of the highest quality,
, The new public service building erect.
, ed by the money contributed by the citi-
zens of the town of Hartford was pre-
sented to the state by James A. Stacey
OF this town and accepted by James B.
Estee, president of the state fair COM
mission, in very gracious speech. With
this new structure and the new admins
ltration building the grounds present a
fresh and up-to.date appearance.
There are three trotting events on the
card for this afternoon, 2:lg trot, a
2:20 pace and 2:25 trot stake.
The Montpelier Board of Trade has
lorganized for trip to the fair. Pres
Estee received word from the capital city
last night that 40 cars would leave for
the fair Wednesday morning. This will
mean that over 200 citizens OF Montpe-
/ lier viii make the trip to the fair by
auto as an organized body. Plans have
been made for the registration of all
visitors who visit the fair as an organ
ization and IL is hoped that every city
and village having board of trade or
similar organization will visit the fair
| in large numbers.
| The cities and towns in New Hamp-
shire north Of Concord viii be well rep
resented at the fair on Wednesday. All
the schools viii close and the manufac.
turing plants will shut down to permit
the children and the employees TO visit
the fair on this day. This has been Gus
tomary in New Hampshire for some sea
sons, the school authorities considering
one day AT the Vermont state fair Of
sufficient educational value TO give the
pupils holiday, and the employers feel
that il is better to excuse the full force
than TO have il demoralized with but
few to work the machines.
Especial pains have been taken TO pro- |
vide food for the visitors. The large |
restaurants are capable Of seating 900 /
persons al a time and with competent |
service this means the feeding of many /
thousands hourly. The regular visitor to
the state fair this year viii notice many /
improvements this year-changes and ad-
ditons for the comfort of patrons pra-
vided by the commission.
Some Exhibits.
In the cattle department, among the
Jerseys, Quechee Fells farms show herd
Of 2s head, George +. Chaffee Of Rut.
land 10 head, and H. NJ Tucker Of Can
ton, Me-, Is head, these three exhibitors
filling over one-half of the space allotted
TO this breed. Other exhibitors are W.
G.. Baker, Is head, Mrs. r. ID. Erhardt,
Berlin. Q head, and r. ". Gary S head,
with smaller entries. making a total Of /
" head of this breed. There are four
exhibitors Of Devons. +. II. Marshall, 8
IA head, w. II. Neal. l2 head, g. r.
Armstrong, 10 head. John Coe, 10 head, !
and 32 head Of these were on the ground
Sunday. Beef Shorthorns are shown by
H. J. Wright, II head, Geo. G. Cary, 81. l'
Iohnsbury. Is head, and p. A. Doloff Of !
Maine 10 head. and @. II. Springfield Is
head, total Of 80 head. In dairy short. :
lorns p. C. Rand a Son have a herd :
II ~ head, Winslow Clark IL head. Hsr-
ison Davis Of Essex II head. Miss DO .
Esarts Of Windsor 3 head. which are 10
,e sold Immediately after the regular
ale 10 be held Thursday. and ". r.
smmons bead, making 3 total Of 30
lead. The Hereford breed are repre-
ented BY herds shown BY r. =. Morrison
! Son p head, d. II. Tugley & Son
4 bead. and J. W. Webb of Shelburn
arms bead. The Ayrshires have = total
4 Il head, among the exhibitors being =
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lie. rs bead. r. n. Vaughn. Thet- !,
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liture of LynAuntiIle show q herd - 4.
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