The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-29
STATE FAIR OPENS MONDAY
Children from All over State Admit
ted Free on that Day.

White River Junction Sept 27-,The
Vermont State fair begins on Monday
next, and this day wll be known as
School Childrens Day admission be.
ing free to pupils, but by ticket issued
IN advance. 1t matters not in what
department OF the school from the
primary department to and including
the high school, pupils will he admit
ted to the fair, provided they have Sc.
cured tickets through their principals.
Principals Of schools should notify
Secretary Davis at once the number
OF tickets desired and they will be
forwarded to the principals, who will
then distribute them.
over 1000 tickets will be Il stributed
to the pupils Of the schools Of Hart.
ford town, The pupils In the schools
of Woodstock, Windsor, Caremont,
Lebanon, Hanover, Norwich, Sharon,
South Royalton and Bethel viii also
be given tickets, requests having al
ready been made by principals
Any principal in any school in the
State will have his reque / for tick
cts honored Immediately 1t Is received.
One feature Of the Vermont State
fair that Is sure to interest all visit
Ors Is the Vermont exhib made last
week at the New England States ex.
position at Springfield, Mass.
This exhibit, which Is the most eX-
tensiye ever made by Vermont at any
ia or exposition Will arrive on the
fair grounds this week and be placed
in building especially given up to
the showing of this feature.
AT Springfield the Vermont exhibit
was center OF attraction and high
was the praise given IT. There was
shown marble in the cutting. memori-
ais In granite veneer in many forms
from the biggest ye.eer mill in the
world. toys. c!othspins, bObbins of all
sizes, maple sugar in the making and
maple produce and Il large ana most
interesting display of agricultural and
horticultural products.
One decided novelty was the trans.
porting OF an apple tree loaded with
full r pc Macintosh app'es from the
Vermont orchard to the exposition.
The trotting schedule, the largest
ever planned for the State fair, will
show many Of tEe fast ones and purs.
er aggregate $l05O0. This is sure to
be warmly contested.
The new automobile building will
have the biggest showing of autos
ever made in New England north of
Boston.
No return checks are to be issued
this year, and visitors coming by auto
should store their ears within the
grounds.
Prominent among the herds win be
J the Martin herd of Shorthorns OF
PlalnGeld, the Carey Hereferds and
I milk ng Shorthorns of St Johnsbury,
the Hostens from the A. g. Dewey
Co farm at Dewey Mills, the Vermont
State Hospital at Waterbury and the
Bigelow farm at Waterbury; Guern.
seys from the Maplewood farm OF
Woodstock, the Moody farm of Water.
bury, the Philips farm Of Hartland.
/ Ryrshires will be here from the
Vergennes Industrial School, the Max
well Eyarts estate at Windsor and
from tie Anna NJ. Hannah farm at
Brownsville.
Herefords will be shown from the
Brookdale farms of Windsor Mass,
and from the Brookheld farms of Dun.
ham, Conn.
The Vermont School of Agriculture
at Randolph. the High Pasture farm
at Woodstock. Calvin Simonds and
Seaver Wright Of Hartford and John
Dana OF Pomfret will exhibit Jerseys.
j. Watson Webb of Shelburne. will
show his fine herd Of Herefords, ship.
ping from the exposition at Spring
field Mass
The Hearts Delight farm at Chazy,
n. Y, the Stone House farm at Dur
ham N. H., and the Partridge farm
at Lewiston. ~ Y, will make large
showings Of sheep.
The Morgan horse display Will in
clude entries from the stables Of C.,
c. Stillman, New York, Evarts Es-
state. Windsor, Elmer Darling, East
Burke, Government farm, Middlebury
With good weather it is predicted
that the State fair will entertain rec.
ord breaking crowds and all visitors
are promised the enterta'n 'nment sure
to delight them. for there will be a
big midway the very latest and most
thrilling vaudeville stunts, aeroplanes
carrying passengers and doing hazard.