Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12


doors for a four days SEES
the armory, surpasses both in
nd quantity of exhibits IA well
Fir arrangement. and its entire ,
the former exhibits held at !
and Windsor Archibald |
of White River Junction J
hrgc of the exposition. assisted |
intcndent Is. r. Burbank of Con-
Eenty-four of the older boys and |
aged in this work are acting as
(tee of heads of the various de-
s. and much of the clerical work |
performed by six girl students
numerical department Of the Bur-
Ugh school.
lower floor of the armory are
the exhibitions of work of the
the Burlington. Essex Junction.
sbury, Castleton. stowe. Mont
d orleans schools. and the YER
nool of A Agriculture at Randolph
Everything in the entire expo
$ been made by some pupil be-
e ages of nine and 10. in these
and the decorating work. which
n performed with painstaking
with artistic effect, is also the
the pupils. The individual cx-
which there are some several
have been placed on the upper
tire east side of the lower floor
up with an exhibit Of the work
pupils in the domestic science
ual training departments of the
BIN high school The exhibits
articles made by pupils in the
cooking. carpentcring and wood
departments of the school. and
an especially fine display OF
There will be demonstrations
bf these departments each after
n evening during the course of
stion.
ate extension service of the Col
Agriculture of the University of
has an exhibit concerning in
PRECISION. The southern side of
pry is iilled' with an interesting
of fine poultry, Matched and
V the boy and girl exhibitors,
hve all previously won prizes at
smaller exhibits.
hihit of the Vermont state School
ulture at Randolph Center COM
W work, forging. blacksmithing,
ork. dairying, milk testing. and
soil selection. This is one of
Of all the exhibits. and the
nonstrations which will be given
Foup of pupils from this school
Watched with much interest. The
uniformly excellent and would
redit to full grown men, skilled
several branches which it COM
st. Johnsbury grammar schooi
ave an exceptionally sfine display
comprising bird houses. con-
menting, woodwork, and chair
which is we'll worthy of atten-
photocraphic record of the past
Fork of the graded school pupils
own, which included the winning
pres of four contests held by
1nds Saw company and in which
Pvery State was represented. IS
teresting. The great industrial
Pittsburg finished second to St
~ in this contest.
ther exhibits are along similar
/ the demonstrations will include
butter and cheese. testing milk
rope, mixing cement, upholstering
etc. This work will all be done
ps OF pupils.
THE JUDGES
ldges of the individual exhibit.
school exhibits and demonstra
l.: Professor +. b. jerks or thu
|ty of Vermont, chairman; hom'
:. Mrs. Grace l.. Duggan and NJ s.
Nichols of the Burlington hig'
hculty, and Miss Bessie NJ. Thaye
Horticultural extension service @
vorsity of Vermont. vegetable
is, NJ. p. Cummings. professor q
ure at the University of Vernon,
V Coryell of the agricultural eS
service of the University of Yer
oultry. H. A. D. Leggett, instruc
nimal husbandry at the UniVef
Vermont; manual training, Jane
Instructor in shop work at tn
ty Of Vermont; dairy and mapl
+, q. T. T.. story professor Of AM
bandry at the University of We
dyes of the school demonstration
its. which will he Judged on Thurs
G. II. Lane, chief specialist
lral education, United States d6
t of agriculture; Clyde NJ. Hi
or Of junior high schools, Sta
ON Of education u TansG
pf agricultural education at tn
~ of Vermont.
TUESDAYS AWARDS.
wards made Tuesday by II
bf the individual exhibits follow
BREAD AND CAKE.
bread Pupils over IL years of ag
prize, Ruth Johnson, Brat'l'
irI. Helen Mace. Wells Riv"
Cuttinpsvillc rural school, ca
|c. under II years of age, fl
boris Brown, Burlington; seem
.esane, Groton; third Theodo
Ninoosld, fourth, Abilene Duel
utland; nth, Wenonah Davi'u
utland.
IN bread-Over Il years of aE
ize, Mary Il. Carroll, Fair Have
u years of age, first pI z
brown, Burlington; second, Eli
upper. South Burlington; th,r
Pier Brattleboro,
cake-Ovcr 10 years of age. fin
label Whidden. Brattleboro; Sc
BIN Patreell, Chester; third. Ed
Brattleboro; under Is years OF as
ize, Marjorie Pier, BrattleboI
Gwendolyn Blanchard, Burlin
ird, Bernice G. Hall, Bomos4
Margaret +. Frost, Brattlebol
ena Biagortte, Brattleboro.
ny" cake-Over IL years ofage, fl
Edna Rugg, Brattleboro; secol
|igelow, Essex Center; under
age, first prize. Gladys NJ. Am
rattleboro; second. Vera Goodr'
Depot; third prize, Harold
Florence; fourth, Bernice
3omoseen; NTH. Lena Biagort
1oro,
Ed FRUITS AND VEGETABLE
d tree fruits---Over Is years of n
rize, Ernest Anthony, Pittsfo
Fern Wilder. Brattleboro; thi
Bombard, Burlington; under
f age, first prize, Harold Phill'
e; second, Emma Whitef
third Miriam Nichols. Brat
purth, Emily w. Hamilton, 81
hfth, Dorothy Andrews, v