Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-14

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their dogs. only six dogs being en-
tered.
AUTO AND MACHINERY Elk
| HIBITS
| Exhibits showing farm equipment
and automobiles always attracts much
attention and are valuable as show
ing advancements and making COM
PARSONS.
The Barton Auto Exchange exhib-
tied Paige and Chevrolet cars. many
pronouncing the Paige 6-66 with disk
wheels the handsomest touring car
On the grounds.
I. C. Bryant had a good exhibit of
Studebaker cars, E. G. Cass OF New
/, port displayed the Overland line, D.
l. Grapes of Lyndonville the Essex
and Hudson and the Orleans Motor
company of Newport the Buick.
These cars were exhibited on the
track Thursday afternoon.
Three milking machines were
shown, the Sharples by 81. T.. Seaver
, of Barton, the Universal by the Bar
ton Auto Exchange and the DeLaval
by the DeLaval People along with
their cream separator. The United
States cream separator was displayed
by the Vermont Farm Machine COM
pany of Bellows Falls, along with the
Monarch sugar rig. Other sugar
equipment was exhibited by the
Lighting Evaporation company, +. L..
Hall of Orleans in charge, and the
Leader company of Burlington.
The International Harvester COM
pany's line was exhibited by +. s.
Whitcher of Barton, along with the
Star litter carrier. True Blan-
chard company of Newport exhibited
the Louden farm equipment line and
A. E. COUNSEL & Son of st: Johns
bury line of engines and blowers.
One of the most interesting exhibits
was that of the Marion Rotary pump
made at Hardwick, a new invention.
In this connection might be mem
toned the blowing demonstrations
by the Fordson and International
tractors. An interesting pulling con-
test between these tractors was the
result Of q challenge by the Fordson
to the International. The challenge
was accepted and the tractors hitched
to a drag loaded with pig iron. The
Fordson "dug" itself in but the In
ternational pulled the load consider
able distance.
RACES
The race list was large and the
racing considered very good. The
summary of the races following tells
the story. American Harvester, a
horse owned by the Newport Stock
farm, went an exhibition mile on
Wednesday in 2.08A.
Racing officials were as follows:
vr VIZ 80 nf
C. G. Hunt of Derby Line and c. A..
Trafton of Sanford, Me-. who also
acted as starter; clerk, C. A. Bar
rows: timers, A. P. Underwood, 0. Il:
Mossman and II. D. Phillips, all OF
Barton.
WEDNESDAY
2:21 Mized, LIST Division, Purse
$500
Red Moco, by Moco (Gero) ..3 1 ! 1
Little Prince, brig, by the RAM .
co bier { b;Iaaf g. iv cochato .
(McFarlane) z z z
E. "A. s. bg, by Island Wilkes
IL lime et s:}7 Ii; 2:is Ii; a T. 81.
2:21 Mixed, I'd Division, Purse
$500
Angus Boy, brig (Call? 49,: Il s ! l
Express (McShane) .......3 a 2
Helen Peters, chm, by Peter
Benorion (Mullen) .......2 2 3 A
Gay Dewey, BIN, by John Dew
ey (Bowser) ..............4 a 2 3
Frederick B. also started.
Time, 2:18; 2:17 1-3; 2:18 Ia;
2:18 IL.
2:25 Trottimg, Purse $500
Pal Rool, brm, by Welksdale.
Conjecture, brh, by Dillon AK
worthy (Pierce) ......1 3 2
Pollyanna, BIN, by Joe Patchen
R,, 1Lyon F2;sco chm 6v Dan 4 2
Frisco (Gero) ...........5 4 2
Alec and Frances Dewey also
started.
Time, 2:18 IA; 2:21 IA; 2:21 Ia;
2:22 2; 1888 IA.
2:3O Trot or Pace, 1st Division,
Purse $500
Margaret Baron, bm, by Bar
on Jr. (Young) ....3 l
Major Frisco, bg, by Frisco,
(Tripp) :...1
Fred Haltoon, chg, by Haltoon
(McShane) ..............2 3
Clara Wilkes, bm, by Island
Wilkes Jr lBrown) ......4
Charlesy Clay, brh, (Mullen)
o 70
Ouija B, brm, by Trover
(Ladd) ..............6 Or
Time, 2:16 Ia; 2:19 Ia; 2:19 IL;
2:21 IL.
2:3O Trot or Pace, 2d Division,
Purse $500
Red Moko, bg, by Moco
(Gero) Observation-Disclosures. IL 1
Lucy Black, BIN, (McFarlane)
q
Cornado Bell brm, by Del
Cornado (Mullen) ..........5 81
GracesG, chm, by Little Jim
(Bowser) ................. A 4
Dawn, bg, by Seumanee (Kit-
Time, 2:22 IA; 2:20 IA; 2:19 Ia
2:17 Trot or Pace, Purse $500
Miss Abbie Brine, brm, by
Abbie (McShane) ..........1 1
Alexander Isle, chg, by Island