Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

mcnccd this morning with clear skies.
Special trains north and south were
crowded, while roads leading from the
country were filled with teams and au-
tomobiles. There was an unusually
large number of cars and especially Of
the Ford make, as it was known as
Ford day. About 5000 saw the races.
The races this afternoon are sum-
married. as follows:
2:25 PACE, PURSE $500.
Burns Baron. br. E.. Ed
win Lyons, Hadlcy.
Mass. : . 4 |
Eva Dare. Dix. m. T.. \.
Sunderlin. Lebanon, y.
ii. | l 2
Repeater, h. s., Pottle
Stable, Portland. Mc...5 ) DIR.
Gun Pointer. br. g.,
Charles O'Donnell, Peru,
n. Y. 3 4
Ripple Audubon, blk. e.,
+. u. Jones. Canistota,
n. y. ..................9 3 . 3
Time, 2:17A, 4;17A. 2;1SA, o:19L.
2:1o%.
2:17 TROT, PURSE 5000.
Rose Baron. b.. m. Jamison
Bros, Somerville, Mass. "a 3 4 3
Magnetic. h. E., +. \. Larrow.
Brattleboro, VT. ........,.2 4 3 .
Atlas Bell. h. =. Lester Dore.
Haverhill, Mass. .........3 1 / ]
Woodlawn Girl. b. m, e. T..
Jones'. Canistota. y. y. III . 9 4
Frodigal Bingen. h. g. Pottle
stable, Portland. Nc. ....5 ) dr..
Time, 2:1SL. 2:tSL. o:1oL
2:1S PACE. PURSE $500.
Woodcliff King, b.. L. Fl. Mug
ridge, Manchester. n. II. ....l 1
Betty Deem, CHI. M. T.. A. Sunder-
lin, Lebanon, y. H.. ..........4 3 .
Red Norton, oh. g.. +. \. L.arrow.
Bra~ttleboro, VT. ......."....2 3
Baron Marque. oh. h.. Frank
Wicker. Ticonderoga, n. Y...5 s
Miss Nobel, h. m, +. a. Smith.
P%lattSburgh, y. y. ..........6 s 6
Mary Chrontrelle. blk. m.
George r. Pattee. Lewiston,
NE , 4
Time. 2:11h, 2:15, 2:13N.
Exhibition hall, in charge of A. j
Biackmer, was visited by a large crowd
to-day. 1t resembles a miniature
city. The Hanks and Chilson booth is
in charge of william Farrell 1r .rhe
booth of f. G. Hunt. Jr., florist. con-
tains several hundreds Of plants
BaileY's music rooms Of B%urlincton has
an attractive booth.
In Mechanics hall there are exhibits
of automobiles by Allan cobb. A. J.
Blackmer, j. p. Cartmell. Gorhan
Brothers. Fred c. Smith. W. II. Stokes
: & 20 tEA.r = T 49,.
land, and the Leader Evaporator rom.
pauY of burlington have n fine show nj
maple sugar apparatus. A IT. Rristo,
Of Middlcbury has a good show Of son.
arators.
Morgan horses are a great feature
and there arc a large number of Other
breeds. The Mcrino sheen industry
which made Addison county famous. is
| woll represented by r. G. $. Hamilton q,
of R%ridport, G. l.. whitehall of Middle
bury. G. II. Marshall of V~crgennos. Ira
IIamhlin Of Middlchury. and Jackso
Bros. of Vcrrcnnes.
The fish and game department. in
charge Of Fish and Game Warden
George Chanoc, has also hcdeehogs
foxes, skunks. lynx. and several deer
the latter the property of Col. s. 4
Glsl"N.
The cattle department is in charge Of
Willis y. Cadv of Middlehurv and there
are several hundred heads. Among those
who havc tho 1argaet horde .ro. Bo,r,or
crosby Of Whiting Lovo,ond Rrotbers
Of Bellows Falls. u T. NcCouiav n,
Shoyohom. Dunsmoro Erofbors 80 G,
Alhane y T potr,er md c,rh,n
Rrotbsre of Nidd1oburv Chorrac ro,.o.,
and II q Wales & Son of vevtridca
N1itchel G. son Of New Haven TIL,
noultry house is GI,od to ito co,,clty
7, 6 lodrn,, IF D,;stol has cb,rro =,
tbis don,rtrort Amor- III. hi, ovbih,
,ors = Cbar,os TIorris ard T. Ham.
Of NiddIebur, Al Xo,,c r Wa.
h,idoo Dr vovol of Ru,,,,1 >, r
prayman or paulet aud y u rornu.i
of Nidd1ohurv
rbo doc bo,so ia cboroo ot = 7
duncan ;s 6llod to ito ,;,,i, ond no,
come tro Lorrols Of haag,.. S,a,c,
coil;os hmm, and bourds Ito,, uro
h.u.s ,,bihi,. oro dr,virc mucb atm,
,iou
rho 1-ni,od c.o,o ui,
,n.ka sho,irg 10 hloodod .rin,aI
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