The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-30

Bickford, Archie Jay, Alton Gill
man, Evelyn Roberts.
The canned fruits and jelhcs
made a tempting display. Mrs.
Marion Welch and Mrs. Walter
Sutton were in charge and the 10
exhibitors included; Mrs. Charles
WEIGH, Mrs. Arthur Jay, Mrs.
Walter Sutton, Mrs. Alex Dwycr,
Carter, Mrs. Richard Hovey, Mrs.
Hiram Park, Mrs. George WEIGH,
Mrs. f. Lacrosse, Mrs. J. P. Rock
Mrs. Nathan Simpson, Mrs. W. c.
Smelling.
There were l6 bed quilts in the
fancy work part of the exhibition.
Mrs. G. L. Gerry who superin
tended this part of the fair, said
that these quilts were from the
one 1925 years old shown by MRS.
Georeg Welch down to several
that are just hot from this year;
industrious needles.
The showing of fancy work
shows that the women of Vince
lock have been doing something
besides talking politics and that
their needles have been busy. the
principal exhibitors were; Mrs.
Marion Welch, Mrs. Will Sanborn,
Mrs. H. w. Dexter, Mrs. Aggie
Wclch, Mrs. Guy Dresser, Mrs. W.
M. Watkins, Mrs. Walter Sutton,
Mrs. G. l.. Gerry, Mrs. George
Welch, Mrs. Nellie Mathewson.
Mrs, George Weed, Mrs Vera Ed
munds, Mrs. II. A. Park, Mrs. z.
J. Shorey, Mrs. Ethel Gaboree,
Miss Goldie Blake, Mrs. Sylvia
Hubbard, Mrs. Sophia Welch, Mrs.
H. A Sherburne, Miss Agnes Sher-
burne, Mrs. N. G. Simpson, Mrs.
]. P. Rock.
Outside the hall were several
crates of fancy poultry. Robert
Deos showed some fine Turkeys
and it was a reminder that Gov
ernor Hartness will have to get
busy soon with his thanksgiving
proclamation. Leon Gilman and
H. j. Mathewson specialized on
Rhode Island Reds. Edna Davis
showed a dainty little bantam hen
with one little bantam chickiet.
Fred Grady showed 4 fine lot Of
white wyandottes and leghorns
fotu' months old and also a crate
full that were day old chicks on
June and are guaranteed to lay
when four months old. They look
ed good enough to eat now.
Harry Hubbard and Edison Gil
man showed White Chester pigs
and C. A. Welch showed a brood
SOW with pigs in PROJECT. Earl
Hall BROUGHT around his rabbits
and pet cat to help along the show
n. J. Simpson exhibited a hand-
some flock of Leicester sheep.
The cattle were all individual F,
prize winners; C. A. WEIGH had :. /
handsome family of thoroughbred |
Holsteins. including a handsome !
pair of twin calves. N. J. Simpson
shows a eplendid string of short /
horns. n. J. Mathewson, Jerseys:
George Weed, Durhams. Merrill |
Lapoint, graded Brown Swiss: p !
J. Shorcy, Holsteins; Myron, Ha
eel and Lura Dresser. Eddie Uni
man. Ozzie Gilman. Howard and |
Hayden Gilman were exhibitors
proud of their stock. George Bick-
ford had a fine pair of matched
steers and Mitchcm Bros. steer
calves.
The horse show included Irv
ing Taylor'S purcbred Morgan
mare and colt; Jacob SilS,y's
pretty 2-ycar old inbred Morgan
mare; A. G. Simpsons mare; Mad
cline Willey's pony; Rufus Car
ter's purebred Morgan Mare and
colt; Claude Rcxford's Morgan
mare; Lyman Aldrich's Morgan
mare; Simon Dopp's saddle pony:
Harland Bickford's yeaI.ing sew
eral purpose horse; George Bick-
ford's three-year old and Dean
handsome double
pair Of heavy draft horses.
The commendable thing about |
the whole show was the great. in