The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-14
FLORAL HALL
FILLED WITH
| FlNEEXHlBlTS
Leading Firms Show
Their Wares to Fine
Effect

The hall is filed with interest
ng exhibits particularly agricul
.ural lines. At the right entfane-
n chrge of E. G. Hastings, sup
arintendent, are tables groanius
With the richest offerings Of Cal
| 1donia's farms. Arthur Pierce OF
forth Danville, shows a variety OF
corn in addition to large vese-
able display. Myron Smith OF
St. Johnsbuly is on hand again
with fine showing of all kinds
II vegetables. Mrs. Morton ~
ster, cut flowers and plant,
George Miles Nelson, shows i
mammoth squash that would make
pies for a multitude, Mrs. l.. II.
simpson OF Waterford, plants and
cut flowers; Mrs. Moses Lemere
Of Waterford, some unusual look
ng squash; Harold Penniman OF
ST. Johnsbury, garden display,
Mrs. C. A. Chase, tomatoes OF all
skies and hues.
Other exhibitors in this. section
are William Brennan bean; Steph-
en- Page, onions and squash; Anus
Ladd shows IT varieties OF pota-
toes, every one fit for king,
George Lindsay, vegetables; Mrs.
A. P. Ladd, cut flowers, E. H.
Lackie of St. Johnsbury Center
has an exhibit Of asparagus, Swiss
chard, lettuce arl sugar beets:
Russell Brown of s.. Johnsbury
and Clarence Simpson of Water
ford with fine garden displays are
competing for the special prize
offered to boys of IA or under for
veg atables raised by themselves.
Gordon Baldwin has a sample of
Vermont raised peanuts Aaron
Ward of Danville, representing
he Connecticut Valley Orchard
Co., shows many varieties Of
apples. Gray Brothers Of ST.
Johnsbury Center and Curtis
Hastings of Waterford are Other
apple exhibitors.
The st. Johnsbuly Wiring Co.
shows farm lighting plant fix
lures, washing machine and other
electrical Appliances. Mrs N. E.
Coriss Of Post Mills shows hand
tinted photography, general views
of Vermont scenery. She is assist
ed by Mra. w. H. Myers Of St.
Johnsbury. The Reliance Elec-
trio Co., Carter and Co., are equip
ped with q washer and Inangler,
ready for the family washing.
They also shsw u farm lighting
plant.
c. H. Goss Co. sound an alarm
for a cold winter with their big
showing Of stoves, ranges and
furnaces. Tbs pipeless heating
9ystem attracts attention and the
Round Oak and Paramount ranges.
The State Extension dep2yts
ment Of tho Uniyarxity Of Ver-
mont in charge of Miss Charlotte
Pierpont and c. II. Winalow Of
Burlington, gives q eempfohen-
sivs idea of. ths varied wsrk Of
this department The Vermont
Forestry exhibits in charge Of P.
H. Teachout is another interest
ing booth NJ. Kaz2njian of Wo>.
cester, Mass, will tit you out
with Persian candy, Park and POI
lard Of Boston, G. II. Harper,
representative will tell you all
about the virtues Of his com.
panys poultry and dairy feeds,
W. N. Clyne Of Salisbury Beach,
is decorating watches and selling
wire jewelry, B. Levethan Of Lit
Teton, N. H.. and P. T. Rickert of
Rochester, N. H., are in charge Of
army stores.
Pastry has been added this wear
to the bread. and pickles exhibit
and the array is as tempting 10
the eye rs it wall prove ticklinp
to the palate. Entries have bean
made by Mrs. Leonard Simpson
hrs. CHARLES Aoffett and Mis-,
Edna Hunter Of Has. Burke. n.
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