The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-15
GOVERNORS
DAY AT FAIR
Attendance of $4,000 Sees
Good Races and Stock
Parade
PRIZE WINNERS
IN GRAND REVIEW
Fifteen Heats Required to
Run the Four Races on
Card

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Governors day brought an attendanc
to the Vermont state fair Of $4,000
which was characterized by good rae
ing, remarkable cavalcade Of prize
winning stock, music by two popula
bands and d large number Of distin
/ guished citizens.
i There were four races on the card
raced under most favorable conditions
and it required 10 heats to close then
out
After meeting the commissioners Of
the fay and dining, Governor Hartness
and party were escorted to seats in the
grand stand by the chief marshal, the
automobiles conveying the party being
/ preceded by the Proctor band, Accom-
panying his excellency were Major p.
Nv. Gibson, secretary 81 civil and mill
tary affairs. Adjutant General Herbert
IT.. johnson, Mrs. Hartness, Lieut. Gov.
A. w, Foote, e. l.. Stewart, president
Of the state fair, and Mrs. Stewart,
Hon. Roland L. Stevens and Hon. J. b.
Estee of the receiving committee, who
led the party to the governors box
The grand cavalcade Of prize winners
in the horse and cattle classes took
place on the track. headed by the Glare
mont, n. H.. band. The animals in the
lead were the Morgan horses Of +. A.
Darling, headed by the champion stall
lion, Sir Ethan. Prize winning Morgans
were also shown BY G. G. Stillman.
Cornwall, N. III, chestnut stations by
w. S. Todd, Middlebury. Morgans BY
Miss Georgiana Pope Yeatman, East
Jeffrey, N. H., and by the Maxwell
Evarts estate Mrs II. II. Dunbar Of
North Hartland showed the standard
bred stallion, Danger Signal. Suffolk
Punch horses, headed by the champion
stallion, Upway Dover, were shown by
the Upway farms. Woodstock. The
Connecticut River Breeders association
OF Woodstock had the champion Perch.
eron stallion, King. in the parade.
The cattle display was the largest
and best ever paraded al the state fair
In the procession were the boys and
girls calf club, who had been judged
prize winners in their work. The cayal
cade was one and one-half miles long.
The summary Of the races:
ala Class, Pacing; Purse $4,000
r. Fl. Britt. b. z, by Wapance
tMcWilliamsl ........ Ill
Guess Work, b. M, by Peter the
Great Martin ..~....t B.
Dolly G., b. M, by the Eel iGor
don, ....s 20
Miss Abbie Drine, B. m, by the
Abbie tuttonl ,.......... 3 3 )
Mary O., bl. M, by Dan O. tDe
weilf ..........-..-.a...s+ q |
Helen March. b. M, by Prince
March (Piercel ...... SIS
Time: 2:l2A; 2:llA; 2;Ils4
ALI Class, Pacing; Purse $1,000.
Bell Boy, b. g.. by Island
Wilkes, ir. tPickelll Gill
Bin Elder, b. g., by Bin Jola
tWarmanl ..-......-.... | = 3
Red Moco. b. q, by Moco ut
tonl ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 3 So
"a North, b. g., by North Todd
Barry -s.. 27s4
Time: 2.l2H, 2.lsA; asi4h;
':l4h.
Alexander Isle, the Orphan, Esparole
md Junior billiard also started.
2:i4 Class, Trotting; PURGE $1,000.
iva Frisco, br. M. by San
Francisco (Nickersonl 49,. 4l1lli
fora Hill, b. m, by Winter
Hill fUttonl ......,..... 1884
falee, b. m, by Commodore
Bingen Pierce ....... 2223
my Onward. b. g.. by Guy Az /.
worthy tLoatbaugh1 .... 3442l.
'nth Brook, b. m, by Justice II
Brook tLeese) .........- 555ro
Time: 2;l2A; 2;lSA; 2:l2A
:l3h. II
7:2o Class, Pacing; Purse $500.
rincess Nellie, b. m, by the II
Earl Mowers .....l 2lllI
ellen Dean, b. m, by Alden II
(Slaytonl ............. l23ll
eter l., 5. 8, by Dillon Nick H
erson) ........ 2332lI
on Dillon. bl. g, by Don
Frazier Barry ...... 3554ll
Time. 2:i6h; 2.l4A; 2.l5H
rs. The Talisman and valcandcr also
arted :