The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-26

Vermont Product. from Herd i'm Windsor
Bought by Joseph Robe of River Point,
RI. - Eight This Forenoon for $500
or More.
Royalty Day is the designation given,
by the management of the Purebred Live
Stock Sales Co. to today's sale. the sec
ond and last in this years sale of Hol-
stein-Friesian cattle at the COMPANIES
pavilion on Vernon street, and the crowd
is larger and the prices higher than pre-
vailed on the opening day. Yesterday
was Vermont day, when the cattle were
largely consigned from Vermont. The
consignments today are principally from
other states Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York
and Pennsylvania. An evening sale was
held yesterday, but it is not expected that
one viii be necessary today
Eight head were sold this forenoon for
$500 or more each, one bringing 81 900,
another $445, another S4IJ, one 1915.
one $500 and three $500 each
The highest price paid up to this noon
was $1,000 paid this forenoon by Z. NJ.
Macham of Barre (Yt.) for bull, Judge
Ornsby, consigned by Julius Sehmid of
Beaver Dam stock farm, Montgomery, n.
(
Woodcrest DeKol Mary, and was born
Feb. %, 1913 He is a bull of excep-
tiOnal breeding.
G. S. Foster of Taunton, Mass. paid
S445 for a cow FIVE years old consigned
/ by +. \. Baker of Rockingham, \. II.
Mr.. Fosters forenoon purchases also in
cluded a fve-year-old COW consigned by
the Gardiner Hall JF. Co. of South Viii
lfngton, Conn, for which he paid S375,
COW six years old from the same con
signment for which he paid $3.50, and
bull calf under four months old, con-
signed by E. G. Rogers of Putnam Conn,
for which he paid $500
+ T. j. Dewey of Westfeld, Mass. paid
S415 for bull three years old, King
Pietje Alcartra Segis, son of King Segis
Pontiac AlcartPa, from the consignment
of l.. III. Anderson of West Glover. VT A
six-months-old buH calf consigned by w
G.. Davidson of Abingdon, Pa, went to
b: Lang of South Lee, y. H., for $500,
while f. c. Rogers of Putnam, Conn
paid $500 for Cow four years old con-
signed by r. A. Baker of Rockingham, N
III.
At the Tuesday evening sale 24 head
were disposed of, the highest price being
S310 paid by G. $. Foster of Putnam,
Conn, for COW, aged six years, from the
herd of George H. Hill of Marlboro, n
II.
The Tuesday afternoon sale started
animals were disposed of The highest
price of the afternoon. in fact of the day,
was $500, paid by Joseph Robe of River
Point, Il. l.. for COW not quite FIVE
years old, Triphosia De Kol Lyons. the
property of George d. Austin of Wind
sor. Vt. This was the highest price paid
for a female from the time the sale
opened UP to this noon.
Five other females consigned BY Yer
monters were sold Tuesday afternoon at
prices exceeding $3.50 each G. w
Moxleg Of Barton, Vt, paid $3.50 for an
eight year-old from the herd of c. w.
Bean of West Glover A three-yearold
from Allen II. Britton's herd in HartIand
went to A. s. Spurgin of East Green
wich. r. L.. and another Britton cow of
three years went to g. S. Foster of
Taunton. Mass. for $40 A pair of
heifer calves five and eight months old.
consigned by Matt L.. Divoll of Bellows
Falls brought $500 each from the Gardi-
ner Hall Jr. Co. of South Wellington,
Conn.
Up to noon the two heaviest. purchasers
were G.. s. Foster of Taunton, Mass, who
had bought Is head for S3.767, and VIII
liam J. Noonsn of Vergennes, who had
acquired 13 head for So 2l45