The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-05
QUALITY CATTLE
BRING GOOD SUMS
Sale of HOlsteins at Vernon
Street Pavilion Well
Attended
RHODE ISLAND MAN
| PAYS $675 FOR COW
Higher Prices Expected This Afternoon
Several Bought for Farm Owned
by Walter NJ. Lowney, Chocolate
King, of Mansfield, Mass.

Twenty head of registered Holstein
cattle were sold this forenoon at the
pavilion of the Purebred Live Stock
Sales Co, on Vernon street, leaving
about 80 head TO be disposed of this
afternoon, which is the closing after
noon, of the two-days' sale. Among
these 80 are some animals of especially
fine breeding and it is expected that
they will bring The largest prices Of
this sale. There is good attendance
of buyers.
The Iowney farm of Mansfield,
Mass. this forenoon paid $615 for
cow three years old placed in the sale
by j. W. Prentiss & Son of Alstead, II.
Il That was the highest price up to
noon. A two-year-old heifer consigned
| by Prentiss & Son was bought by Jesus
Ala Of Montpelier for 1880.
The sale yesterday included 81 head.
which yielded ST., ,230, or an average OF
! approximately $500, while the largest
| buyer was the LaSalette Corp. a mis-
sion school in Bloomfield, Conn, which
paid l,495 for seven head
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| four year-old COW consigned by +. ".
Weeden of Bellows Falls, brought the
i highest price in yesterday 5 sale, A. W.
/ Steere of Greenville. r. l., paving S675
FOR her Mr.. Steere also bought two
| threc months old heifers consignpd. bv
B. G. Dana of Alstead, n IT.. three
vearold cow consigned by the W. H.
| Lumley estate of Gouverneur, n Y,
and a three-year-old COW from Fred
L. Fishers farm in Norwood, Mass.
bringing his purchases up to $1.275
Z. A. Baker of Boston paid $l,095 for
three head, which included an IL
months-old hull which is a we'll bred
vouGg grandson of King Korndyke
Sadie Vale and for which he paid $500
Fayne Pontiac Lass, a four -year-old
COW. also was bought by Mr. Baker,
for s4l5. Both these animals were con
signed by C. ". Ellis, jr., of Cortland,
Ny.
The seven COWS bougI4 for ship
ment TO the LaSalette corporation in
,luded a seyen-year- old consigned by
C. II. Strickland of Carthage. y. Y, a
two year-old, a seyen-year-old and a
nine year-old consigned by c. W. Hew-
| lit & Son of Gouverneur. q three-year-
old from r. W Forristall's farm in
Saxton 5 River, four -year-old from
". II. Lumley's herd in Gouverneur
and four-year.old from F. L. Par
melee s herd in Putney.
Walter NJ Lownev of Mansfield
Mass. the chocolate king, paid $685.
for two-year-old COW with her first
calf, which was consigned by Fred !.
Fisher of Norwood, Mass, paying So
for the calf. He also paid 1890 for 6
! three year-old cow from f. L. Parme
lees herd.
! Two animals from Windham county
. eonsignors. and which brought good
prices, viii find their new home in herd:
not far distant from those of which
they have been a part. These were th'
J four-year- COW consigned by f. L
Parmelee of Putney and the seven
year old cow from F. W. Weeden I
farm in Bellows Falls. for which i
A. Miller of Westminster paid $3.50 ant
1906 respectively. Mr.. Miller also wa
the high bidder ON four -year-olt
) COW from George F. Smiths farm il
Barre, Mass
> Other Vermont buyers were E. =
] House of Montpelier. who bought tw
: two-year olds for $40 and $40 an
: three -year-old for $265. These COW
! were consigned by Earle II. Wilson o
s Salem. y Y. J. w Prentiss Is Son o
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