The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-17
MANY FEATURES AT FAIR.
Continued from Page l.

The entries of sheep and swine We're
not numerous up to noon today, but
many of these are not brought until the
morning of the opening day.
Children and some of the grown-ups
will have an opportunity for the usual
rides on the Ferris wheel and merry go
round, which already are in place, and |
there will be other amusements.
One of the best vaudeville features |
ever put on at the fair here will be the |
trained seals, which play musical instru |
ments, play ball and perform other mar
velous stunts. The vaudeville program
also will include novelty foot equilibrist
and jugeler and the Rudi Belong troupe
who perform sensational novelty bicycle
acts.
About 200 birds will be in the poultry
exhibit, which will be one of the largest
and best ever seen here.
The showing of farm products will be
especially interesting, as the entire upper
floor will be devoted to the work of the
| boys and girls. The Retreat will have
its usual agricultural display and +. B.
Barrows and f. L. Hildreth and others
will have good exhibits of fruit
| Farmers will be interested in the trac-
tor demonstrations which will be given
each day, and it is expected that five
different makes of tractors will be in the
| field. The usual display of all kinds of
farm implements will be found
Demonstrations will be given by repre-
sentatives of the home economies depart
ment, which will be both interesting and
instructive
The Made in Brattleboro building will
be devoted principally to patriotic pur-
poses A large exhibit of German and
American war implements. and parapher-
MALTA already has been received and will
occupy prominent place. An attractive
display of articles and pamphlets show
ing the Y. w c. A. war work, as well
as Liberty Loan material, will be shown
and one section of the building will be
given over to the use of the Red Cross
exhibit. The board of trade also will
have a position in the building and the
headquarters Of the Vermont Guernsey
Breeders association will be there.
Near the entrance to this building a
booth is being put in readiness for the
use of the Patriotic league. which will
sell thrift stamps. The Estey Organ
company also has given the use of its
building to the Patriotic league for
headquarters. The league also will place
barrels at different places on the grounds
IN which may be deposited peach stones
other fruit pits and nut shells Barrels
also will be provided for tinfoil The
government has asked the people of the
Cnited States to save these commodities
and if individuals will bear in mind that
i takes only 100 peach stones to make
the carbon for gas mask it is believed
that material will be saved for MANY
masks for our soldiers during the tive
days of the fair
( Following are the entries for the race.
for both days of the fair:
Wednesday, Sept. IS.
2.2I PACE.
Nellie Armandt, [. G. Smith, Glen
Falls. n. Y.
Bobby Hale. b. e, William Rebichaud
Greenfield. Mass.
Anna Deem, ch. m, AW Daley, Mont
pelier. Vt
Queen Of the Peters, F. L. Proctor, An
. trim, \. H.
Robert w. b. &, J. H. Whitcomb, Esse,
Junction. Vt.
Don Mckinney. F. ID. Weeks.
\ Nathalie, A. B. Martin, Brattleboro, VI
Lady Bingen. br. m. n. p Wheeler
:. White River Junction. Vt.
Frank Ambulator, blk g, Z. W. Row,
Haverhill. Mass
= Dora Isle, A. b. Martin, Brattleboro, VI
= Princess Cecilian, b. m, William Rob-
,haud Greenfield. Mass
Thrust, Mrs Odds. Beckett, Mass.
- Derwood, I. G. Smith, Glens Fall
NY.
The Goods, John Finch Whitehall
NY.
Normandine S, Frank j. Smith. Plair
vile, Conn.
2l5 PACE.
" Thrust, Mrs Odds, Beckett, Mass.
Princess Cecilian, b. m, William Rob
chaud, Greenfield Mass
Queen of the Peters, f. L. Proctor, Al
trim, \. H.
Robert W., b. g, J. H. Whitcomb, EssC
Junction, VT.
Miss Z. Laird, Roger Rourke, Gree
field, Mass
Lady Amiss, bks m, DR.. Webster
Clark, Greenfield, Mass.
Normandine s., Frank j. Smith, Plat
Vile, Conn.
Nathalie, A. B. Martin, Brattlebol
Don Mckinney, F. ID. Weeks.
Red Norton, J. A. Stacey White Riv
Junction, VT.
Maella, b. m, n p Wheeler, VIII
River Junction Vt
Crescent Todd, b. e.. \. p. Wheel
White River Junction, VT
Peter Cronk, b. G., R. G. Gurnst
cor keene. \. IL.
Bobby Hale, William Robichau
Greenfield Mass
Derwood, L. G. Smith, Glens Fa
NY.
- The Goods, John Finch, Witch,
- Ny.
Nellie Aimandt, [. G. Smith, CT,
Falls, \. Y.
2.25 TROT.
Justin. F. A. Larrow. Brattleboro.
III Alstead, b. g, H. p. Yearly, Bratt
boro, Vt.
Edith Cavelle, blk m, n. P. Vince
n White River Junction, Vt.