The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-02
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AGED COW BRINGS.
1915 At PAVILION
Three Others in Same Herd
Bring S5O5, S425 and
$500 by Auction
HIGH AVERAGE AT
FORENOON SALE
Eleven Holsteins Sell for Aggregate of
$500, None Bringing Less than $500
SIS Remain to Be Disposed of This
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
Eleven head of purebred Holstein
cattle We're sold for So, 800 this forenoon
at the opening session of the second
day of the auction sale at the Purehred
Live Stock Sales Co. S pavilion on Yer
non street. None of them sold for less
than 5000. Thirty-fye remained to be
sold this afternoon.
Buyers from Littleton, Mass, were
much in evidence this forenoon, and
one of them paid the highest price of
the morning, Paul L. McNiff paying
| 1915 for Fairmont Korndvke Iris. De
Kol, age IL years and six months, con-
| signed by John Arfmann of Middle
town, \. Y. She weighs l,400 pounds
and is daughter of King segis Pom
tiac Aleartra, the $4,000 bull.
Langdon Prouty of Littleton paid
$685. for a yearling heifer from the
Arfmann herd, Fairmont Molly Segis
who derives 81 IL per cent from King
Segis Pontiac Aleartra.
! j. III ID. Whitcomb, another Iittleton
breeder, bought junior two-year-old
heifcr from the same herd and by the
same sire for S425.
A cow six years and seven months
old from the herd of j. w Prentiss
Son of Alstead, n. H., went to George
L. Jones of Concord, Mass, for 1896
and Albert F. Barker of Rrockton
Mass, drew his check for $500 for ;
junior two-yeaf-old from the Arfman1
Consignment.
/ During the sale yesterday So hea,
were disposed of for $3.50, or an aver
age of about $3.50, the highest bidde
being W L. Walker of Montpelier, VIII,
Ipaid 1890 for Maplemcnt Pietie Cream
ellie. a six-year -old cow consigned b,
L. c. Taylor of Tinmouth. Anothe
feature of the sale yesterday was tel
egraph hid of 5000 which sent three
year-old Round View Abbekerk Aaggi
to Y NJ. Gerard, Orlando. Fla, the coy
: coming from the herd of G. ". Ellis
ir., Cortland, n. y.
The only bidder from this town t
secure an animal the first day was Mrs
L. A. Waldron of West BrattleborC
who paid $160 for a -year-old coy
from Ward c. LOOMS S herd in Balm
, bridge, n, Y. John I. Wright of Vel
non bought two head for $345.
j. l.. Kerr of East Putney, one of tn
consignors from this locality, sold hi
Linda De Kol Girl I'd, n siz-vear- ol
COW, to Jesus Ala of Montpelier fo
/ $500, Mr.. Ala also paid $340 for
seven vear-old COW consigned by c. I
Fairbanks of Lexington, Mass
The largest single bidder was I. /
J Bigelow of Worcester, Mass, who Dire
eight head for $3.50. The four highes
priced animals in his lot were as 70
f lows: A four-year-old COW, consigne
by C. +. Fairbanks, for 1926, fly,
iyear-old cow from John Arfmann
herd in Middletown, \. Y, for $a75;
three year-old COW consigned by Jaco
S. Brill, Poughquag, n. <, for $50,
J and a fiye-yearold COW, for which
! paid $3.50, consigned by c. W. Ellis, j
Paul L. MeNiff Of Littleton, Mas.
:. bought three. head for sos, which il
: Guided yearling heifer, FairmoI
!, Edith Lyons. consigned by John Ar
s mann, for which he paid $500, and
|, two ear-old heifer, fresh, from War
/ c. Loomis S herd for which he pa
: $235.
4 Another animal from Mr.. LOOMS
! farm sold for 1878 This was a yea
10 ling heifer which went to W. A. Rol
J inson of Hardwick, Mass. r. Crne
iof Montpelier paid 1925 for a tire
year-old cow from the same consignc
OF the six head for which $3.50 WI
bid by the LaSalette Corporatio
y Bloomfield. Conn.,, "A six-year-old co
came from j. L. Kerr S herd al
brought 1865. while another was Sc
st en-year-old COW consigned by Harl
Mack of East Jaffrev, n. H., al
drought 1855.
Four young heifers, one not yet ty
ar months old, one two months old, al
10 two less than three months old;
he consigned by Harry Mack, broug
* 1895 from w. X. Dexter of Sugar Hi
"a n. a.
er Charles E. Clark of Leeds, Mas
no paid 1850 for two animals, Frank Wo
lie lof Charlestown, N. H., bought thr
r. head for $4l5 and Joe Ala Of MONTY
he lier parted with like amount for t
no same number
d. A. Perry of Barre, a member of t
general committee and the commit
on educational institutions at the pr
ent session of the Vermont legislatu
Il, and James A. Hall of Charlestown,
H., are the auctioneers.