Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
NORTH STONINGTON GRANGE FAR
 HAS CROWD ON OPENING DAY

The ducks include the .Feking, Rowan Drake arid Muscoxy- Drake breeds. In connection with the poultry depart ment there. Is this year an excellent dog. show. Harold West of White Rock has three handsome fox hounds entered. Other dogs on exhibition include the American beagle hound, English beagle hound and Gordon setters.
 There are also brown China geese and ganders, and African gander and
 Toulouse geese, handsome bronze turkeys, pretty rabbits.s pigeons and hares-' | Among those who are showing rabbits is James Crowley, who has pen< of New, Zealands entered. Harold West is show. Ing several pens of hares. ---7'-'. lS The cattle sheds are. well filled again Ethis year. Mabel E. U. Ryder has. eleven Ehead enteredsin the cattle show. including EFIoisteiris. sAyrshfres, ,stwo and three year isoids, a bull and a. Holstein calf not yet l six months old.
 A number of head of .Holstein cattle are entered rby H. c. Lewis and Son.
 Frank Burroughssis exhibiting his blood ed bull, Pearls Royal Boy, sire, oczenas | Springfield Lad, and dam, Royal Talis- man Pearl.
 Thorpe Bros. .,of North stonington have lten head entered, including Ayrshires, lG1ernseys and Holsteifls.
 The midway attractions include the us- ual candy and d6lIs booths, etc. Carl w.
 Brown Of Norwich has a sDelco Light exhibit near the main hall which is lat- ] tracting considerable attention. MT. ling plant and water system in opera ition. F. E. Pattison and Son Of Bath street, l Norwich. have a candy and popcorn stand i just outside the main exhibition hall Eu- gene Pattisoa is in charge of the stand
 (which did a fairly thriving business dur l ing the day.
 Perrin Bros, are showing farm ma
 chinery and pipeless furnace and the
 Pleasant Hill Dairy has an ice cream
 tent nearby.
 1 Mrs. B. Ripley Parks is in charge iof the Grange frankfurter, sandwich and coffee stand which is located next to
 the Pleasant Hill Dairy stand The Grange is also operating the restaurant l in the recently completed restaurant and 1 paviliay. MT. and Mrs. E. ". Chapman are in charge of the restaurant.
 During the. evening dancing was en- l joyed in the pavilion, local orchestra ] lproyiding the, program. There will be sedancing tomorrow evening and also or
 j Thursday evening the final night Of the flair. st Wednesday promises to be big day a. < a special programme has been planned I The programme includes an all day bant I concert by the Westerly band, a horse pulling contest in the afternoon and tn.
 \ usual dance program in the evening. SC 4 far there are some half dozen entries
 in the shorse pulling contest which prom
 ises to. be a lively event.
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 lows:
 Horse show, C.. N. Brown, Dwigh !. Maine, Charles Hiilard; cattle show, Iry
 ing R. Main, Ellsworth C. Gray, Harr! Lewis; swine and sheep, L. F. Park, Wal , ter z. Maine; grain and vegeta bles. Fl n1er Coon, Clarence A. Davis; fruit Charles E. Chapman, Frank Maine, Ralpl P. Wheeler flowers. Mrs. B. Ripley Park Mrs. George ". Tryon. Alice F. Gray poultry Frank ". White, William I Morgan. Leslie Bromley; needlework etc.. Mrs R. B. Cook, Mrs. Charles E j HiIlard. Mrs. Marcia Bentley Thompson fine arts,@ Mrs Angle B. Hull, Clark E 3I Coon, Hattie White; cookery butter ,t preserves, etc, Mrs Irving C. Ecclestone Mrs. Margaret Brown; school and play :. ground exhibit Miss Lila C.. Thompson :, Rev. Lucian Drury; grange exhibits ,sI Charles N. Brown. Clifford Thompson :, Hcare and rental of ground. president an l.secretsry; amusement. Wilbur g. Maine advertising; board of directors marshalc l Charles E. Hillards Amos P. Miner, IT. decorating, Miss Lila Thompson, Mrs
 Edgar Chapman, Ralph P. Wheeler , Frank T. Wheeler.
 l. Antiques, Mrs. c. N. Brown. Haiti ). Chapman; domestic arts, Edna Cook : superintendent. 1
 l 5 The officers of the Grange are as fol klows: Harry B. Lewis, president Amo P. Miner, Jr:, vice president; E., Fran