The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-18
.SUNDERLIN DROVE
MAGNITO A WINNER
Secretary Davis Presented a
Beautiful Emerald
Ring

was visited Dy Z,opu peoPie' Inv PiHiSi'
pal feature of the day in addition to
the regular program of track events,
the judging of stock and the vaudeville
show, was an address delivered by
United States Senator John W. Weeks
of Boston. Mr.. Weeks spoke from one
of the boxes of the grandstand before
an interested audience, on "Forestra
ton" He was introduced by the presi-
dent of the state fair commission, James
B. Estee of Montpelier. The speaker
said he was convinced that the people
had not come to the fair to see United
States senator, but that they had come
to see the other animals. In the early
DAYS of the settlement of this country
it was forestry for the land, but now
it is land for forestry. He told Of how
destructive our forefathers had been
with the forests and how the tillers OF
the land of to-day could improve their
conditions by reforestration OF their
lands that are fitted for no other pur-
pose. The senator was listened to with
rapt attention and at the conclusion OF
his address was enthusiastically APP
plauded. He returned to Boston on the
afternoon train.
The state fair has been very success
full. During the four days 1850 PEG.
pie have inspected the several depart.
ments. OF this number it is estimated
that 26,700 were Yermonters and 1900
were residents of New Hampshire. APP
proximateIy 1000 automobiles have en-
tered and passed out from the gates
during these four days.
w. II. Dickinson of Hatfield, Mass,
won the state fair cup for single drivers,
with Chatham, by Earl Of Chatham, by
Bingen, the 4-year-old black gelding.
Chatham is from trotting stock, stands
1873 high and weighs HOO pounds.
One Of the pleasant events connected
with the fair occurred Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard,
where some of the police and other OH
Gals have been boarding during the
week. Fred L. Davis, the secretary
treasurer OF the commission, with some
of the other commissioners, was request
ed to be present at little get-together
meeting and enjoy ice cream and cake.
Impromptu speeches were called for and
the fun was at its height wheh Sheriff
Frank II. Tracy, who had charge OF the
police arrangements of the fair, said
there was a time for things funny and
things otherwise, and In behalf OF those
present begged the acceptance of beau
tiful ring with emerald setting, by Mr..
Davis as a token Of regard from the
donors, and so carnations from the Ia
dies. Mr.. Davis was completely sur
prised and Is very much pleased with the
token, and feelingly responded TO the
presentation.
The Racing Program
IL was an ideal day for racing Just
before 2 o'clock rain fell for a few min
utes and in sufficient quantity TO damp
en- the track and prevent dust. There
were three events on the card, 2slo
pace, a 1925 trot and a 2:l5 paoe-2'ls
trot. the first two going four heats and
the last race going five heats. Sir Nico,
the brown stallion OF the Newport stock
farm, looked bad in the first heat Of the
2,25 trot, arriving fourth, but in the
three succeeding heats came down the
stretch a winner. In the 2;l0 pace Hon
esty, the bay gelding, owned and driy.
en- by Presby, finished third in the first
heat but pulled down the three succeed
ing heats. The Gals pace-2ils trot was
split up, with every appearance Of Van
dyke. the bay gelding owned by Joseph
Bolduc, being an easy winner. He cap
tured the first two heats. but after this
excellent showing was only able 20 win
second money. Magnito. the hay geld
ing owned and driven by Z. A. Sunder-
lin. showed speed after the second beat,
capturing the next three. The summar'
less
2s2s Trot Stake $500.
sir Nico, hrs, by Sir Nico "a,
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Princess Custer, chm lPiercel !. 50 3 2
Famous Nutwood, BIN lBrusie). 2 2 dr.
Nutwood was drawn by request OF
owner because OF lsmeness.
Time-2s22H, 2:24N, 2:24A, 2s24l..
2si0 Pace-Purse s4oo.
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ais Psos-2sls Trot-Purse 1900
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