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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
This Is Your Last Opportunity

For there is only short time left
to get the benefit Of the 80 per
cent discount on the famous Sin
ger Sewing Machines. Remember
this special offer of 80 per cent
discount will close April 9th, so
only short time is left for you
to get one of the worlds best
known sewing machines for this
special discount at the Singer Of
fee, Richmond, Ky. 80 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
Church news

Easter Exercise at Christian Church
You arc cordially invited to the
Easter entertainment, the children of
the Mission Band of the First Chris
tian church will give Sunday evening
beginning at 7:15 o'clock.
The program for the B. Y. p. U.
meeting at the Baptist church Sun
day evening at 6:30.
Song.
Business.
-Damel-William Blanton.
Story Ruth and Maomi-Mary
Alice Tudor.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Shearrard.
Story King Solmon-Melvin
Conley.
Story-Joseph-Alta Mae Cummins
Song.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
KASH AND HARRY POPULAR

The Kash ana narry grocery de-
partment of the Richmond Welch
Company was opened Friday, and to
say that is pleased all who traded
there, is expressing it mildly. The
good housewives focked in all day and
the prices that they found, made them
mighty glad they had brought their
baskets along. This bids fair to prove
a mighty popular feature of Rich
mond's big new department store.
Miss Kate Moore is in charge of the
department as cashier. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
Correcting A Property Sale

Mr.. Editor Please correct an
erroneous impression published
in yesterdays paper. My daught-
er, Laura F. Bright has been buy
ing my residence on Lancaster
avenue for several years. 1t is
bought and not given.
| am th5.nkful to be able to
make this correction.
Mrs. Laura M. Field Bright
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
SHEET ASPHALT
FOR CITY STREETS
Contract For Paving Awarded
To Louisville Firm After Care
full Investigation

Sheet asphalt Oh a strong con-
crete base will be used to pave
the principal streets of Rich
imond. The contract for paving
was awarded to Hampton &
Burls, Of Louisville, at a special
injecting Of the City Council Fri
day night.
The Council adopted unani-
!mously the recommendation OF
the Executive Committee OF the
Council and Citizens Committee,
which had been arrived at after
careful consideration of all bids
and propositions for the street
work. City Engineer Crecelius
stated that sheet asphalt is a 100
Iper cent street paving material,
iand OF proven quality Kentucky
Rock asphalt had a number
Of friends but Col. Crecelius said
he is uniformed of its wearing
qualities OH city streets. The
bids by other companies to use
Kentucky Rock asphalt was sew
eral thousand dollars under the
bids for the sheet asphalt, but
the council and citizens COM
mittee felt that Richmond is
spending too much money not to
have the very best and OF proven
quality.
The bids of the hampton &
BurkS Company is for a minimum
of 10000 square yards of street
ipavlng, the necessary curbing,
and sidewalks, and other details,
at cost of S4.95 for the 5-inch
concrete base which will be used
in residential sections, and $5.15
iper square yard for the 6-inch
base used in the business sec
tons. The whole cost is csti-
mated at around $5l5.O0O, and
the work must be completed
Dec IS.
Mr.. Burks, who represented
his company said that he will be
gin preliminary work April 18th.
! He hopes to use local labor, if
possible. His firm is now put
ting down streets Of this kind
in Paris. 1t was stipulated that
Texaco asphalt be used. This
material is used on the best por-
ton Of Lexington and Richmond
pike, and is said to make d splen-
fdid street paving. ='' e,@-a :F
On account of all the bids eN-
cceding in cost the original csti-
Emates, it is probable that the
program mapped out at first for
street work will have to be cur
tailed slightly.
! Whether or not it will be pos
sible for the city to pave Main
street out to the l.. & n. depot
is as yet uncertain on account Of
the long frontage Of the cemetery
property and which is exempt
from assessment as other prop
crty. In order to do paving from
L street to the depot it will be
necessary for the cemetery
association to voluntarily submit
to have their property assessed
for the street Improvement just
!, the same as other property and as
the affairs OF the company are in
1.-THE hands OF very progressive
board, consisting of Messrs. Wal
Ter Bennett, mo. Crooke, r. r.
Burnam, and Mrs. Eugene Walk
er and Mrs. w. w. Watts. the
city officials feel confident they
will have their full cooperation
and will gladly consent to have
their property assessed for a pro-
ject that is SO vital to the best
; interests of the city.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

There will be a meetine of the
American Legion Monday, April 5th
at 7:45 p. m. at the court house. All
members and ex-soldiers, sailors and
marines are urged to be present
Harry D. Rice, Commander. 80-2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

YOU remembered her in the
sweetheart days, why not renew
that remembrance Easter morn
with a box OF MISS HOLIDAYS
DELICIOUS candies. Joe Giun-
chigliani. 7S 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. j. J. Clopton, Rector. Holy
communion Sunday morning at 9:45
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at
10:45 a. m.
Easter Sunday program as follows:
Professional hymn 100.
Christ Our Pass Over (Anthem)
Read.
Gloria.
Te Deum Randemus-Rcad.
Jubilate Deo-Psalm.
Sermon.
Hymn 112.
Offertcry.
Recessional Hymn 116.
Munc Dimittis.
Mrs. Paul Burnam-Soloist.
You Are Cordially Invited
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
Full. REPORT on ARMENIA

washington. April 3-President Wiz
son transmitted to the Senate today
the report of the american commission
headed by Major General Harbord,
which investigated conditions in Ar
menia. The report had been twice
asked for by the Senate. The report
been twice asked for by the Senate.
The commission made no recomrnen-
dations as to the Unitd States assum-
ing the mandate over Turkey. and Ar
menia but contained an extensive ar
Gument for and against such action.
No mandate should be taken the COM
mission said, without a formal agree
ment with France and Great Britain.
and also the definite APPROVAL Of
Germany and Russia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

that side spells Reform. Our fore
fathers were as good as we are. Send
men to the legislature who will legis-
late for the betterment of the thor
oughbred horse, the show horse, the
improvement of cattle, hogs and sheep.
1t will make Madison county better
county and will give the people a
chance to make a name that will new
er die.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
HIGH HONORS FOR
JOHN EDMOND POWELL


Detroit, Mich, Apiil 3.-Johh T..
Powell, Of Richmond, Kentucky, now
attending the University of Michigan,
has been named among the recipients
Of French Fellowship.
Mr.. Powell is known at home here
as John Edmond Powell, and is Il son
of Mrs. Charles S. Powell. He has
been attending the University of
Michigan since returning from France
where he saw active service in aerial
work in the war. He is very popular
and his many friends at home, arc
gratificd to know of the distinguish
ed honors he has received from the
French Government.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

Many friends here will be sorry to
know that Mr.. w. l.. Peyton had the
misfortune to fall and break his arm
and severely sprain his wrist, while in
Mt. Vernon the past week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

Attorney w. H. w. Reynolds,
of Stanford, is in town today at
tending to some real cstae mat
ters in which he is extensively in
tereSted.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

Those Clearance Sale Shoes
are going fast at ]. S. Stanifer's.
Better hurry if you want a bar
gain in shoes, $1o5 to $3.o5 while
they last.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
Next Weeks Weather Guess

Washington, April 3-For Ohio
Nalley-Fair and cold with frosts
and freezing temperatures the
first the half.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

Our Boys Knee Suits are just
the thing for Easter. Clearance
sale moves them at $1.z5. Bring
your boy i'll today. J. S. Stalliler.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
SHOWERS FOR EASTER
INV Associated Press,

Iby ASSOtlateG IIGSSD
Washington, April 3-Easter fash
ion parades," east of the Mississippi
river will encounter showers tomor-
row if today's weather bureau predic-
tionS are borne out. New England
alone vii lescape. the forsccast said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

W-ANTED-Lady or gentleman agent
wanted in Richmond for Watkins fa-
nous products. Watkins goods known
everywhere. Write today. Big profits.
Watkins Company, 81, Winona Mimi.
81 3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

Our Boys Knee Suits are just
the thing for Easter. Clearance
sale moves them at SIS. Bring
your boy i'll today. J. S. Stanifer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
THE WEATHER

Rain tonight and Sunday !;
much colder Sunday; freezing
temperature Sunday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03
THE MARKETS

Cincinnati = Cattle steady;
hogs steady; Chicago 5000;
steady.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

PONY FOR SALE-Good pony, ana
buggy and harness for sale. Call $40
or see Tom CIouse, on North Second.
81 lip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

FOR SALE-An extra good milk COW
with calf: Black Minorca eggs setting
of Il for 81; phone 23G-J, Hugh Mil
lion. 81 2tw
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-03

FARMERS-I am prepared to build
your tobacco barns. c. NJ. Estes. 131
$. Estill ave. Richmond. rs IF
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
Vt. State Hospital, Waterbury

Bull, three years, LIST; Bull calf, lst;
Bull calf, 2nd; Bull calf, LIST; Heller
calf, lst; Heifer calf, 2nd Heifer calf,
3rd Heifer calf, under six months,
2nd; Heifer, one year, LIST; Heifer one
year, Bird Heifer, two years, LIST; Hef-
er, three years, LIST; Cow LIST; Herd,
LIST; Champion Bull.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
HORTICULTURAL HALL
Special Premiums

Special Premiums
George Hodges, E. Middlebury
Bean, red ribbon; Collection beans,
blue ribbon; Onions, red ribbon.
Mrs. Tisdale, Green Mt. House
Exhibit sweet potatoes. blue ribbon.
W. G. Hill
Potatoes. red ribbon.
Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Middlebury
Cut flowers, collection, LIST; Pot
Plants collection, lst; Parlor Bouquet,
2nd; Pair hand-bouquets, LIST; Col
lection, dahlas, LIST; Collection, asters,
LIST; Collection. phlox, LIST; Collection,
pansies, LIST.
Mrs. G. F. Leach, New Haven
Parlor Bouquet, lst.
Miss Elizabeth Novak, Middlebury
Bouquet Native Flowers, 1st.
Mrs. E. M. Harrington, Middlebury
Display Teamwork, LIST; Floral De
sign, LIST.
R. W. Sturtevant, Middls5ury
II parsnips, End; u carrots, long,
LIST; y salsifry 2nd seed cucumbers,
End; largest display of corn. not less
than 6 varieties, 2nd; 3 endive, 2nd;
) caulihower, End; punches celery,
LIST; 6 fiat turnips, End; peck of toma-
toes, lst; 3 head lettuce, lst; 3 swiss
chard, LIST; cory, lst
Charles Ashley
y carrots, long, End u carrots,
short, 2nd flat turnips, lst.
G. W. Slater, W. Cornwall
u carrots, short, 1st; 5 king, lst
Fred Currier, Middlebury
) largest squash, lst; Boston Mar
row. 2nd; cabbage, red, End; 3 cab
bage, pointed 2nd; half bushel onions,
red, lst; half bushel onions, yellow,
End
c. F. Benedict, Middlebury
Winter wheat, LIST; field peas small,
LIST; Timothy seed, lst; 3 summer
crookneck, lst
c. w. levitt
3 sugar pumpkins, LIST; 3 Hubbard
squash. 2nd.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
H. N. Dow. Middlebury

citrons, lst; Hubbard, LIST; 3
summer crookneck, 2nd; y salsifry
LIST; 6 seed cucumbers, lst; 3 sugar
pumpkins, 2nd; y long white carrots
LIST; 80 ears, y rowed corn, LIST; Ever
green, lst largest display of corn, lst;
ears, not less than 6 varieties, lSt 3
endive, LIST; white scalloped squash
End; 3 Boston Marrow, lst; head
lettuce 2nd; display Of potatoes, Il
of EACH, not less than 10 varieties, lst
largest and best display Of vegetables
seeds and grains, 2nd; watermelons
round, LIST; 8 watermelons, long, LIST;
3 muskmelons, round, LIST; 8 muskmel-
ons, long, End; ) Alexander, End; .
Jonathan, End; yellow transparent
lst Spitzenburg, LIST; JellihOwer
lst } seek-no-further, LIST; ) Talnan
Sweet, LIST; Stark, 1st King, 2nd
best exhibit of grapes, 2nd.
George Hodges, E. Middlebury
> largest squash, 2nd u parsnips
lst II early table beets, LIST; 6 win
ter table beets, lst red kidney beans
LIST; 80 ears, 8 rowed corn, End; Cory
corn, End; popcorn, End; 6 Ruta Baga
End; 8 white scalloped squash, lst; 8
cabbage, red; largest display of to-
matoes, of each, lst; largest and best
display of vegetable, seed and grains
LIST; muskmelons, LIST.
Peter Bruso, Middlebury
3 cabbage, LIST; half bushel onicns
red, End; half bushel onions, yellow
lst one bushel potatoes, l5t
R. R. Robbins. Middlebury
6 winter table beets, End; buck
wheat, LIST; 50 ears, rowed corn. lst
P. C. Elmer, Middlebury
Spring wheat, LIST; oats, LIST; garden
peas, LIST; y early beets table, 2nd
C. M. Morse, Middlebury
stock beets, LIST; musSmeIons, lst
C. A. Smith, Salisbury
stock beets, 2nd
W. L. Hamilton, Middlebury
u long white carrots, 2nd.
Mrs. F. ]. Dunn
doz. peppers, 2nd.
Horace Elmer. Middlebury
Popcorn. LIST.
E. A. Pratt, Middlebury
Wolf River, End; n. w. Greening
LIST. R. 1. Greetings, 2nd; Wealthy
2nd; Duchess. lst.
]. E. Sperry and Son, Cornwall
N. W. Greening, End; Alexander, LIST
Wolf River. LIST; Pound Sweet, 1sti
Spitzenburg, LIST; Ben Davis, LIST; Bell
flower. lst; Holland Pippin, LIST; best
exhibit apples, LIST.
A. Sykes, Mi1dlebury
Swiss chard, End; largest pump
kins, 2nd.
W. G. Hill. Chimney Point
l bushel potatoes, End.
Continued on page six
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
Reed and Judd, Vergennes

Bull, three years, LIST; Bull calf, over
six months, End; Bull calf under six
months, LIST; Heifer, under six months,
months, LIST; Heifer calf under six
months, LIST; Heifer, under six months,
list; Heller, over six months, 2nd
Heifer, one year. LIST; Heifer, two
years, LIST; Heifer, two years, 2nd
Cow, three years, LIST; Herd, End.
W. H. Partch, New Haven
Bull, three years, 1st; Bull, under
six months, LIST; Bull, under six
months, End; Heifer, over six months,
LIST; Heifer, over six months, End;
Cow five years End; Cow, five years,
'3rd Herd, 2nd.
Karl S. Field, FerriSburgh
Bull, one year, LIST; Bull, over six
months, 3rd;; Heifer one year, jrd.
R. W. Palmer, Middlebury
Bull, three years, 2nd; Heifer, over
six months, 3rd Heifer, one year, LIST;
Hefer one year, 2nd; Heifer, one year,
Bird; Cow, five years, lst Cow, two
years, lst Cow, two years, 2nd Cow,
three years, LIST; Cow, three years, End
Herd, LIST; Herd, 2nd.
c. E. Lawrence, Bristol
Jersey bull calf, over six months, lst
C. E. Harris, Middlebury
Bull, three years, End; Bull, one year,
2nd
Charles L. levitt, Middlebury
Bull, three years, lst Bull calf, 2nd
Bull calf, Bird; Bull calf, under six
months LIST; Heifer calf, under six
months, End; Heifer calf, under six
months, 3rd; Hefer calf, over SIX
months, 3rd; Heifer, two years, lst
Heifer, three years, LIST; Heifer three
years, 2nd Heifer, three years, 3rd
Cow, five years, End,
J. Watson Webb, Shelburne
Bull. one year LIST; Calf, six months,
LIST; Calf, over six months, lst; Cow,
three years, LIST; Cow, four years, LIST
Cow, five years, lst..
M. A. Johnson, Middlebury
Bull, two years, LIST; Bull calf, 3td;
Bull calf, six months, 2nd Heifer, I'm
der six months, LIST; Heifer, one year, |
End; Heifer, two years, 2nd; Heifer, |
two years. 3rd; Hefer, two years, 1st;
Heifer two years, 2nd Heller, three |
Cow, four years, LIST; Cow, four years,
End; Cow, five years, 3rd Herd, End
R. W. McAllister Waitsfeld
Bull three years, End
R. A. Brigham, Middlebury
Bull. two years, 2nd.
J. A. James, Middlebury
Bull, two years, LIST; Bull, one year,
LIST; Bull, one year, 3rd; Heifer enc
year, End; Heifer, two years, End;
Heifer, four years, lst; Cow, five
years, lst.
Vermont Industrial School, Vergennes
Bull, one year, lst; Heifer calf, lst
Heifer calf, 2nd; Heifer calf, 3rd
Heifer, under six months lst; Heifer,
one year, lst; Heifer, one year, 2nd;
Heifer, two years, lst Heifer two
years, 2nd; Heifer, two years, 3rd;
Cow, four years, LIST; Cow, four years,
End; Cow, four years, 3rd Cow, five
years, LIST; Cow five years, lst; Herd,
Lst; Champion Bull.
Vt. State Hospital, Waterbury
Bull, three years, LIST; Bull calf, lst;
Bull calf, 2nd; Bull calf, LIST; Heller
,alf, LIST; Hefer calf, 2nd Heifer calf,
'rd Heifer calf, under six months
md Heller, one year, LIST; Heifer one
,ear, Bird; Heifer, two years, LIST; Heif
r. three years, LIST; Cow, LIST; Herd,
st; Champion Bull.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
Discourauement.

'I told my boss l could not live on
my present salary"
"What did he say?"
"That If I couldn't 1t wouldn't be
such world disaster"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
BRICK FOR SALE

Twenty carloads of brick ready for
immediate delivery. II interestd get
our price. STRONG HOWE. CO.,
BURLINGTON, VT. 1878
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
CATTLE

Garland and EIIlOt, LINCOLN,
Oxen, four years or over, End.
L. P. Foster, Middlebury
Oxen, four years or over, Bird;
pair steers, one year, LIST.
Horace N. Dow. Middlebury
Bull, three years, End; Bull calf. over
6 months, End; Heifer, one year, End
Heifer, two years, 3rd; Heifer, two
years, 1st; Cow. three years, LIST; Cow
four years, LIST; Cow, four years. End
Cow, five years, LIST; Cow, five years
End; Cow, five years, Bird.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17

Failure is more frequently from
want of energy than want of capital
Daniel Webster
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17

When the fox hath once got in his
nose he'll soon find means to make the
body follow Shakespeare
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
SHEEP
Jackson Bros, Vergennes

Jackson Bros, Vergennes
Ram, two years, LIST; Ram, two years
2nd; Ram one year. LIST; Ram on
year, End; Ram, lamb, LIST; Ran
lamb, End; Eve, two years, LIST; Eve
two years, End; Eve, one year, LIST
Eve, one year, End; Eve, lamb, lst
Eve, lamb. 2nd Flock, 2nd.
]. c. S. Hamilton, Vergennes
81 "a"
Merino Ram, three years, lst Me
rino Ram, one year, lst; Merino Lamb
two years old, LIST; Merino Eve, tw,
years old, LIST; Merino Eve, one yea
old, lst; Merino Eve, one year old
1st; two Merino Eve lambs, one yea
old, LIST; Merino Flock lambs, on
year old, lst; Merino Pen of fou
lambs, get of one sire, lst.
27 "B"
Merino Ram, three years, lst Me
rino Ram, 1 year, 1st Merino Ran
lamb, lst; Merino Eve, two years
lst Merino Eve, one year, lst; Me
rino Eve. one year, lst; two Merin
Eve lambs, lst; Merino Flock lambs
lst Merino Pen of four. get Of on
sire, lst
A. W. Hills and Son of Worcester
". Y, were awarded Is first, II secont
and IA third prizes for their exhibits o
sheep.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
COUNTY FAIR PRIZE
AWARDS ANNOUNCED

The secretary of the Addison Coun
ty Agricultural Soaety, Robert w
McCuen, has been working on the com
pilation of the prize winners in the
various departments of the County
Fair The following list contains the
ribbon exhibits in the Horse, Sheep
Swine and Horticultural Halls. The
other awards will be announced next
week, when the final returns are
received from the Office of the secre'
1ary.
HORSES
Class /, Morgan Stations
-Four Years
LIST. w. S, Todd Middlebury,
2nd E. R Yates, Middlebury,
Two years
LIST w S. Todd
One year
LIST w. S, Todd
Class 2, Morgan Mares and Colts
lst w. S. Todd
2nd Leslie Vancelette, Weybridge
Bird w. S. Todd
Class 8, Morgan Mares and GeldingS
Three years old
LIST w. S. Todd
2nd Charlie Ashley Cornwall
Two years
1st w. S. Todd
End w. S. Todd
3rd Frank Foote, Cornwall
Class 4, Trotting Bred Stations
Three years
LIST M. w. Crow, Bridport
One year
lst w. K. McMurtry, Middlebury
Class A, General Purpose Brood Mare
and Colts
lst c. E. Harris, Middlebury
Glass 9, General Purpose Mare and
Geldings
lst c. E. Harris
Class 10, Percheron Stations
LIST 7. L. Douglas, Cornwall
End Amos G.. Bodette, Addison
Bird Amos G. Bodette. Addison
One year
lst J. L. Douglass Cornwall
Percheron Stallion with three of Get
1st Amos G. Bodette
Glass ii. Percheron Mares and Colts
lst J. L. Douglass
End Gorham Bros, Middlebury
3rd Amos G. Bodette
Glass 18, Shetland Ponies
Stallion
LIST M. w. Crow, Bridport
Special Class, Welsh Ponies
lst Myron Wales, Weybridge
End Leonard Wales, Weybridge
Class u, Percheron Mares and Geldings
Three years
LIST c. w. Wilson, Vergennes
End c. w. Wilson, Vergennes
3rd Amos G Bodette, Vergennes
Two years
LIST Amos G. Bodette. Vergennes
2nd c. w. Wilson, Vergennes
3rd Amos G. Bodette
One year
LIST William Hannaman, Vergennes
2nd c. w. Wilson, Vergennes
Class 16, Single Drivers
First Class, over 10 IL hands
LIST +. A. Trudo, Middlebury
End c. R. Remele, Middlebury
Second Glass, under 10 - hands
LIST w. S. Todd, Middlebury
2nd Henry Calvin, Whiting
Third Class, PAGERS
lst L. B. Fisher Cornwall
Ind c. L. Nutting, New Haven
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-17
SWINE
Sow and Pigs

SWINE
Sow and Pigs
End c L. levitt, Middlebury
Sow and 10 sucking Pigs
LIST Edgar Marseiu Middlebury
Boar
LIST John Kilbourn, Bristol
Boar Hog
LIST Gorham Bros. Middlebury
Sow and Pigs
list c. W. Wilson, Vergennes
Boar
LIST L. J. Larocque, Bristol
Brood Sow and Pigs
LIST L. J. Larocque, Bristol
A. W. Hills. So. Worcester, N. Y
was awarded 81 first prizes for his ex
hibit of Swine, all one year OF younger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03

The suggestion made by a CORE
spondent in another column for the
forming of Hoover clubs throughout
Vermont is a good one and should
strike responsive chord in the minds
Of all voters who want to see a fear
less, tactful, energetic, competent and
unshacklcd man in the White House
during the next four years. The form
ing of clubs OF Supporters of Hoover
will 20 far toward making il possible
for Vermont to lend her support TO the
nomination Of Hoover even though our
delegates to the national convention
may go unpledged. The suggestion is
urged upon all voters. particularly, of
fourse, upon those who are aligned
with the Republican party inasmuch as
Hoover is TO be a candidate on that
lieket, although it seems probable that
large number Of Democrats would
asst their ballots in favor Of Hoover
electors should that gentleman be the
scminee Of the Republican party, and
heir support would be gladly vel
somsd- Form Hoover clubs-that's the
slsn.