The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-26
CATTLE EXHIBIT
COMPLETE SHOW
Mecca of Bovine Admirers
from Moment Gates
Were Opened
HIGH BREEDING AND
UTILITY COMBINED
Predominating Breeds Holsteins. Here
f0rds, AyIshires, Guernseys and Jer-
seys-EasfeIn States Exhibits in List.
Numerous Local Entries.

ScyS-EdSfefn states E4&hiD1tS IN LIST.
Numerous Local Entries.
W1ile the display of cattle was per-
haps not as large as in former years,
nevertheless from a standpoint of quail
ity. high breeding and utility, the exhi-
bition equaled, if not surpassed. that
seen at previous Valley fairs This de-
partment was practically a complete
show in itself and it was the mecca of
cattle admirers almost from the moment
that the gates opened. The predomi-
mating breeds were Holsteins, Herefords,
Ayrshires, Guernseys and Jerseys.
A herd that excited much interest was
that owned by F. w Burnham of
Greenfield, Mass. who brought his cat
tie direct from the Eastern States Ex-
position at Springfield. Mass They
were of the Aberdeen Angus breed and
were nine in number They included Il
bull and eight cows and heifers.
j. w Webb of Shelburne, VT, showed
| IA head Of Herefords. with the Junior
| yearlng bull Shelburne Real Tooth. at
| the head. This champion animal won
| over all breeds at the Eastern States
/ Exposition and has never been defeated.
! The Valley fair was the seventh show IN
/ which he has competed Mr.. Webb Is
planning to take this bull to the inter-
national show in Chicago in December.
! The balance of the herd comprised two
4 bulls and IL heifers. Shelburne Real
| 1G0th is Il months old and weighs /, 100
/ pounds.
4 herd of II Jerseys was shown by f..
/ NJ. Lynde of West Guilford. 1t COM
prised two aged cows. two three-year-
/ oldS, two two-year-olds, three yearlings,
/ two senior yearlings two heifer calves
and one male junior calf.
\ string of Is Holsteins entered for
/ exhibition only came from the Brattle-
! boro Retreat. The herd consisted of one
senior herd sire. one junior herd sire,
I one yearling heifer. one bull calf, two
/ heifer calves and II COWS.
! The State Industrial school at Yer
geuues showed a string of II AyrshireS,
1 prize winners at the Eastern States EX-
position. The herd comprised one aged
| bull. three aged cows. two two-year-olds,
one senior yearling heifer, two junior
I yearling heifers two senior heifer calves
aud two junior heifer calves.
! NJ. T. Chamberlain & Sons of West
1 Bratteboro showed a senior yearling
! Holstein bull and a junior yearling Hol-
stein heifer.
/ 4 string of IA fine Guernseys was ex-
+ hibited by Judge Frank ID. f. Stowe of
/ West Brattleboro. The herd was headed
| bv one two-year-old bull. and the bal
ance of the herd consisted of four cows,
one three-year-old. two two-year-olds,
one senior yearling three Junior year
! Iings. one bull calf, and one heifer calf.
/ DR. r.. r. Lynch of Brattleboro
! showed three Brown Swiss cattle, one
two-year-old bull. one three-year-eld in
! milk. and one three-year-old dry
| 4 fine string of milking Shorthorns
was entered by ID. T. Barnard of Pat
ten Hill farm, Shelburne, Mass. They
were headed by Walgrove Peer, six
year-old bull, sire Bare Style, dam Imp.
Moreambe Pearl, and a full brother TO
Bare Charm. grand champion at the
| English Royal The rest of the herd
comprised two two year-olds, one three
year-old. one yearling, one bull calf,
three cows. two yearlings and four
calves These came direct from the
4 Eastern States Exposition.
George f. Taylor of Shelburne, Mass,
also showed a fine string of milking
/ Shorthorns. which came direct from the
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