The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-12
PURE BREED
CATTLE SHOWN
Display Is So Great That
the Quarters Are Over
crowded
MORGAN HORSES
HAVE So ENTRIES
Ayrshire Cattle Are
Among the Most Numer-
GUS Displayed

II
opening day Of the 10th annual exhi-
bition, which began it's four-day seized
ule this morning. The day is desig-
mated as school day" and the schools
within radius of so miles in both
Vermont and New Hampshire closed to
permit the pupils to attend They are
the guests Of the Vermont state fair
commission and were admitted free
when accompanied by adults
| Judging Of swine, sheep, Devon cat
| tie anf~poultry started at 1880 b. M,
land continued through the afternoon.
| There are two events on the trot-
ting schedule, with the largest number
of entries ever recorded at this fair,
a 224 trot for purse Of $500 and a
2:25 pace for a purse of $500
| The auto exhibition building is COM
pletely filled with the latest models Of
ears and so great has been the demand
for space that Superintendent Of Con-
cessions Williams has let space in the
open around the building. The Miller
Automobile company has erected a
large tent near the auto building and
is showing a large number of used
cars. Every available inch of the mid
way Is occupied by shows, eating and
drinking stands, games of skill and
mechanical amusement devises. said to
be by the management the biggest
midway ever staged in the state.
The afternoon program includes six
OF the latest stage creations. The
Jones Salisbury corporation will pre-
sent their most skilled aviators in
aeroplane flights and exhibitions.
On Wednesday morning the Ayrshire
cattle viii be judged. This Is change
from the original program, as these
cattle we're up for judging on Thurs
day.
Governors dav comes on Thursday,
when Governor Hardness and staff will
be guests OF the commission.
Horses and Cattle.
The horse and cattle departments
are filed with the purest breeds, the
number exceeding that Of year ago
The display Of cattle is so great that
large tent has been erected near the
Morgan horse arena. and some Of the
SaHttttftfti rntNr ltf Hitfit urtu uf the
Morgan Horse club are occupied by the
oxen and Angus and Hereford breeds
In Morgan horses there are So en-
tries, led by E. A. Darling Of Burke,
with a string of ~. In this string
il included Jonathan j., three year
old gelding, .Jenethan, a yearling, and
Jennie G., 20 years old. with her colt.
These horses are shown for the first
time at the Vermont state fail. The
string Is headed by the stations. Sir
Ethan. and Bobbie B, the last named
being Is years old
The next largest exhibit Of Morgans
is made by G. G. Stillman Of Corn
wall ON the Hudson Among the Nor
gan exhibitors are four ladies. who
have entered this field They are Geor-
giana Pope Yeatman OF Jeffrey, N. H.,
with four entries; Mrs. B. n. Dick
son, jr.. and Anna Dickson Of Weston,
Mass, Katherine Perkins of Milton,
Mass. Other exhibitors are the Max
well Evarts estate of Windsor. r. "
Barrett of Peterboro, N. H., William |
S. Todd of MiddIebury. Carol s. Paine |
Of Weston, Mass, r. III. Vaughn of |
Thetford and Clayton Willis of Rut
land.
In the exhibit Of ponies, II. f. Tay-
lor shows 10 Welsh ponies and three |
Shetland ponies. while f. A. Darling |
also shows an imported Welsh pony. 1
Mr.. Darling also shows Standard |
bred Kentucky saddle horse. recently
purchased. In Standard bred regis
tered horses there are ii entries. Mrs.
r. T. Dunbar of Barton has two horses
md Helen G.. Wright OF White River
one.
There are 2l draft horses, which in
,lude Percherons and Suffolk Punch.
)f this latter breed the Upwsy farms
II Woodstock show 10.
Four Vermont state institutions are
making fine exhibits in the cattle de-
,artment. The Vermont state school
II agriculture at Randolph shows
Jersey herd. the Vermont state prison
arm at Windsor and the Vermont
tate hospital farm at Waterbury, each
how Holstein Fresian herds, and the
industrial school at vergennes
las an exhibit of Ayrshires.
The Jersey exhibit totals 70 head.
hown by the following exhibitors:
George II. Savage, jr.. Charles A. Neal,
pueechee Fells farm, Seaver d. Wright.
= III. LOOMS, the Billings farm of
with II head. which in
ludes Pogis Victor, a junior yearling.
Billings Farm Duke, senior calf; the
1igh Pasture farm, Woodstock, Is
cad. with Lotus Oxford Laddie. a
our year-old bull. al the head Of the
erd, and William r. Bush Of Benson.
he Mountain View Stock farm. with
n exhibit OF Is head. led by the sew
n -yesr-old bull, Oxford Noble Of Ell
1endorf.
Ayrshires are shown In the greater
lumber, there being III head The ex-
ibitors are Glenn w. Newton of Quee-
hee. the Green Mountain Stock farm
( Randolph, the industrial school Of
'ergcnnes. II. A. Benson and son of
ebanon, \. H. r. II. Vaughn OF Thet
ord. Matthew Hannah of Brownsville.
he Maxwell Evarts estate Of Wind
Dr.. John Hanna Of Brownsville and
gorge H. Dunsmore Of st. Albans. In
le latter herd there are Is, with Jeane
rmour's Laddie. an eight year old
all. at the head. whose dam. Jeane
rmour. let. was the first Ayrshire
, make a record Of 10000 pounds Of
ilk in a year. Her daughter. Jeane
rmour. ID. three -year-old. now
BIDS the record Of the World for this
iced
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