The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-06
Legislature Of 1921 in Reunion.

Howard H. Hlndley, eqitor OF tne nut
land Herald
Accident on Race Track.
Between two heats of the races while
working out Armona, driver W. b
Berry was run into by driver A. "
Woodrow, driving Forest Axworthy
and Berry was thrown. He was carried
from the track in semi conscious con
dition, but was not seriously hurt.
Both sulkies were wrecked.
The 2:l7 pace, which went over from
Tuesday, was finished yesterday, four
heats being required to find the winner,
the race being run on the three heat
plan. The race schedule showed three
events on the card, each race being fin
ished in three heats The racing was of
the type that pleases crowd, and oc-
cupants Of the two, grandstands, filled
to their capacity, demonstrated their
pleasure.
The three features were a 2:30 trot,
for purse of $500; 2:ll pace, for
81 900. and 2:l2 trot. for $1,000.
The summary
2;l7 Class Pacing, Purse $1,000.
Brown Gentry, b. h., by John
H. Gentry tChevalierl 80. 2 | 7 /
Alcahda Isle, ch. g. tcalll II. 8 5 ! 3
Lou North, b. g. Berry $3.50. ! Q 5 2
Miss Abbie Brine, b. m. tMc-
Shayne) ...........s. S22
The Orphan, b. &. Woodrow 433
Major Frisco. b. q lGerowl 3 3.
Lillian r., blk m. Della McGregor,
b. M, and Junior billiard, b. b., also
started.
Time 2.l5N; 2:lsAi e'lSA;
2.l6
2:so Class Trotting, Purse $500.
Princess Watts, b. m, by Gen.
Watts (L. Dorel ........ l
Gigantic Boy, b. c. lGarrisonl 2
Hollyrod Efiie. b. m. tRusselll 4 8
Modeska, b, g. lProctorl ..e. 8 , 4
Bingadeer, br. e., and Forest Ak
worthy, b. G., also started.
Time; 2:22A; 2:24A; 2:22A.
ALL Pace, Purse 81 900.
Nora Hill. b. M, by Winter Hill
tUttonl n r...-............-. l u
Billie Wilcox, b. z. lGarrisouf ? ? p
Sappho. b. m. 4 l.. Dorel ..... 8 2
Helen March. b. m. lPiercel ~. 33s
Time. 2;l4% .2:l3h 2:i3h.
2:I2 Class, Trotting, Purse $1,000.
Malice, b. m, by Com Bingen
tuttonl ..-.......l..-.s.... /
San Verona. b. m. rs. Dore3 -. 2 2
Manrico Hall, b. k. h. tCar
michael ...........*s...-... >
Mary's Sister, ch. m. (piercel :. 3 4
d. O. O., br. &. tGilmourl .... 5 s.
Armona, bl. m. Berry ....... s.
Time: 2:l7is; 2;l5A; 2:l5A.
Friday is the last day Of the fair
and the day win be given up entirely
to auto races and auto polo.
Prize Stock Parade.
The grand cayalcade Of prize stock
was over a mile in length and was a
fine exhibition and although lacking as
large a display of Morgan horses as
has been seen in some of the years pre-.
vious was one Of the best as regards
cattle Preceded by the Claremont
band the first to head this exhibit was
the Morgan horses Of 4. A. Darling OF
East Burke with the grand champion |
stallions "Sir Ethan Allen" at the
head of the string. followed by the |
MorgaDs Of the United States Morgan |
horse farm with "Troubador.' a Mas
sachusetts exhibit with Donaldson, |
jr,s st the head, the Morgan exhibit of 4
G. G. Stillman OF Cornwall, n. Y. The |
Evarts estate had four led !
by Donaldson. the standard bred stall
lion of II. T. Dunbar of Barton. Perch |
arons of Connecticut Agricultural col 1
Iege, with Dragon. jr.," G. +. WiIlette /
'Pico" of Rutland. then the Sufolks
,f the Upway farm Of Woodstock and 1
Percherons in harness by c. B. Murphy 1
IF New Hampshire.
Next came the cattle with the Rut
and band at the head. the Vermont
Agricultural school leading with their
lerd of Jerseys, the same breed from
Hill Pasture, Philadelphia, Seaver
lyright's herd. White River Junction.
calvin Simonds' herd and the Vermont
Agricultural ohool of Randolph with
snernseys. Davis Bros of Hartland
ind the Otis Hill farm, and that of
spencer Borden Of Woodstock
Ayrshires shown sNere from the
lerds of Matthew Hanna, Brownsville.
Vermont Industrial school Of Yer
,ennes. Maxwell Evarts estate. Wind
or, Glenn Newton of Quechee and
lila Clara. Dover. n. II. Holsteins were
represented with the herd of the Yer
mont state hospital of Waterbury. A.
!. Dewey farm, with the prize cham
ion bull, Quechee, G. b. Hawthorne of
White River Junction, Bigelow farm.
Devons were shown by Neil & Son,
ieriden. \. H.; Batchelder farms. NJ
Fernon. y. IT.. and Charles Neil. White
liver Junction: +. H Marshall. White
lock farm. y. II. The milking short
orns were showa by Great Wood"
arms, Plainfeld; Batchelder farms.
II. Vernon. The Herefords had q great
howing in the herds Of George Carey.
Z. Johnshury; Brook Deli farm. Wind
pr; Brookside farm. Durham Conn: .
Watson Webb. Sheiburne. and Mr.
age Of Greenfield. Mass. Fifteen woke /,
( oxen and steers We're shown by A.
llen. Reading. and 20 vokes bv At
'eed Of Woodstock In this last ex- :
ibit there vas n feature which Great
2 great applause from the spectators.
woke Of FIVE weeks old calves. driven
y their siN-year-oid master.
East corinfh Boys Demonstrate.
A. the extension service building v
ucsdsy afternoon demonstrations Of v
laple Aar making were made by the Z
al c 18th team ~ three boys. who =
tier griHr through the process of {