The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-03
EAST MONTPELIER
Many Exhibits at Grange Fair-Event
Very Successful.


parade was marshaled by Harold Clark
Marshfield band was as good as last year
Much interest was manifested in the dis
play of floats, stock, ponies and automo
biles. The horribles were all their nam
implies, but the sunny smiles and good
natured jokes they all earned provet
that beauty is in being, not in seeming
Bennett Arbuckle's four year-old Knol
Morgan colt was one of the special at
fractions in the parade. A sight not oft
en- seen is pony and colt belonging t.
the family OF ponies owned by A. N
Stratton. Master Ernest Badger and his
Angora goat attracted much attention
as did also Miss Slaytons expert horse
manship.
The exhibits, which were many, were
as follows:
Stock exhibit-Registered Jersey
cows, c. A. Badger; registered Jersey
bull, Guy Raymond; registered Jersey
bull, c. L. Anderson; seven month old
Jersey bull, Robert Coping; registered
Ayrshire bull, Mer Benjamin; grade
Guernsey cows, Orlando Clark; regis
tered bull, Orlando Clark; one pair steers,
two years old, Robert Coping; one pair
steers one year old, Paul Townsend; six
grade Ayrshire calves, nine months, f. p.
Townsend.
Horses-Colt, Quebec Prince Jason
Bailey; colt, Morgan, Mrs. O. l.. Stay
ton; colt, Coco, Harry Coburn; colt, Coco,
Harry Coburn; horse, Coco. o. w Dix.
Poultry-One pair White Wyandottes,
Arthur Adams one Bantam chick. Cora
line Clark one pair Rhode Island Reds,
Bcrton Leveign.
Apples Boiken, George II. Clark; Me
Intosh Red, L. p Young; Alexander
Boiken, Hampshire Sweet, Wolf River
st. Lawrence, i. p. Young; Alexander,
Wolf River, C. II. Chappel Pound
st. Lawrence. Winter Sweet, A. G.
Whitcher; Wolf River, Wealthy, Boiken,
Fameuse, j.. c. Hammett.
In the antique exhibit were candle
molds, pitch pipe, wool cards, flax hackle,
mortar and pestle, ink bottle and blotter
cup; balance used by Dr. Philip Vincent,
the first doctor settled in Montpelier;
spoon mold silver spoons $50 years old,
exhibited by Herbert Kelton; three wed
ding cakes, made in 1894. 1900 1909, ex
hbited by Mrs. Clark Sibley; apron so
years old, Mrs. /. c. Hammett; quilt,
100 years old Mrs. Webster; pillow
covers made in 1910, Mrs. c. F. Dudley;
also a collection of bank notes, foreign
and antique coins.
Flowers Mrs II. L. Templeton. gera
niums; Mrs. II. L. Chappel, petunias,
sweet peas, asters. gladiol; Mrs. L. W,
Sibley, coleus and geraniums Mrs A. n.
Stratton, sweet peas; Mrs. F. w. Strong, |
dahlias and sweet peas; Mrs. L. c. Ham
NETT, hydrangea.
Fancy work--Mrs o. L. Slayton, cen
terpiece; Elva Townsend embroidered |
apron; Mrs Jason Bailey, sheet and pill |
low slips and luncheon set; Mrs. S. H. I
Lyford, table cover; Mrs. Belle Dudley,
sofa pillow; Elva Townsend. combing
Jacket; Mrs. L. c. Hammett, sofa pillow;
Mrs Harry Dudley. sofa pillow; Mrs.
Sarah Lawrence, sideboard scarf; cen
terpicce made by Jennie Fredrickson;
Mrs. Sarah Foster. two patchwork
quilts; Mrs. L. c. Hammett, pillow slips, +
corset cover and centerpiece; Mrs i. W.
Sibley. sheet and pillow slips; Mrs. ia
son Bailey, guest towel; Mrs. H. L. Tenn
pleton, night robe; Mrs. Charles Dudley,
centerpiece; Carrie Parker, yoke; Mrs.
A. W. Bailey, table scarf; Carrie Parker,
pillow shams; Ella Calef, tatting bows;
Mrs. Sarah Foster model chicken house
in miniature; Mrs. Sarah Coburn, night
robe; Mrs r. Young, pillow slips; Mrs. I:
Ruth Templcton, pillow slips and towel;
Mrs. Hattie Templeton Bailey, pillow
slips made when II years old; Mrs. L. c.
Hammett, lace yoke Edna Arbuckle,
lace yoke.
Vegetab les-Tomatoes VIII Coburn;
w. l. Kicker, squash; f. w. Strong
pumpkin; a collection of vegetables from
THE Naples; a collection of vegetables
from Pleasant View farm. II. Lee Tenn
pleton had fine display of his famous
potatoes.
Canned goods Mrs Jason Bailey, col
lection canned fruit; Mrs. Harry Vincent,
canned tomatoes; Mrs. l.. w. Sibley, col
lection of peas, cucumbers, string beans,
spinach, tomatoes, crab apples; Mrs. B.
X. Crawford, collection beans. corn,
green's, squash; Mrs. c. f. Dudley. rasp.
berries, jelly, apples; Mrs. A. |. Green,
string beans; Mrs. Harry Coburn, Jelly;
Mrs. II. l.. Templeton, carrots; c. A. Me
Knight, maple syrup and candy; Mrs
W. F. Glidden, Jelly; Mrs. Young, col
lection raspberries, currants, gooseber-
ries, plums, string beans. shell beans,
Deets pineapple; Mrs. i. w. Sibley, first
prize on canned beets; Mrs. Young. first
prize on pineapple Mrs c. F. Dudley,
irst prize OH raspberries and apples
Mrs. A. |. Green, first prize on string
,eans; Mrs. Harry Coburn, first prize on
ely; Mrs. H. /. Templeton, first prize
N canned carrot
School exhibit Mildred Thurston,
pumpkins; Maydean Rodgers, yellow
orn; Charles Goblin. yellow corn; Ivy =
'odlin, celery; Robert Stratton, squash; r
Ray Rodgers, tomatoes; George Daniels, L
umpkin; Harry WEIGH pumpkin; Ed I
yard Coping, twin cucumbers; Charles
adams, white beauty potatoes; Mildred
'hurston, canned peaches; Maydean Rod
ers, crab apples Bernice Mayo, crab T
pples; Olive Slayton, jelly; Hazel Mayo,
ely; Eyender WEIGH, jelly; Dorothy r
'ullum, cake; Ethel Cullum, candy
rene Mayo, pie; Beatrice Mayo, dolls
ug Nancy Rodgers, lace edge and tow
|; Olive Slayton. pin cushion; Ruth
traitor, guest towel Hazel Mayo,
prom.
Prizes on stock were awarded as fol :,
,ws: G. A. Badger, registered Jersey Nj
ow, first and second; Guy Raymond
egistered Jersey bull, first c. f. Ander
IN, registered Jersey bull second; Merl