Putnam patriot., 1925-09-18

NATs HMAA4tN WA IAHAAtAMAAA AAtAaA A AAAAA herd of twelve Ayrshires from his l DanieIson farm. on which he was awarded both first and second prizes in the class In the purebred and l high grade Holstein exhibition George VI Butts af Weoasfoek was the only exhibitor.
 Guerssey Cattle
 Several fine head of Guernsey cattle were on display, including ani- mals from the farms of Alexander Maitland. Thompson; John 4. Col- lins. Woodstock; William (. Child Woodstock: and the Nikoloff Farm. Putnam MT James had an Ayrshire Breeders herd from Dsnielson.
 Charles Y. B. Cushman of Pom fret had a selected flock of fifty sheep. Frank W Foskett of Woodstock was the other exhibitor in this department.
 Everett NJ. Whittemore of Park street, Putnam. took a large part of the premiums in the poultry exhibi- tian. Other prize winners m thts denartment were Kenneth Andrews and Christopher Williams of Wood stock Philip Bruno of Putnam. Wal lace L. Brink. Mrs Hamilton Holt and Mrs. R. L. Corbin of Woodstock and Alexander Maitland of Thompson Mr. Maitland and Nfs r. C. Good ridge of Pemfret had turkevs on dis play and S. IF Weed ef Fomfret brought uyer m exhibit Of geese.
 Apples and More Apples
 II. E. Buell of Eastford was che leading exhibitor ia apples. Others with large number of exhibits in .H q a ! F. Cross. C. W. Bowen. II VI. Wood I bury. Garl Nelson. B J. Ritch, Henry r Joy. Carl Andrews and Edward 4 Bowen of Woodstock. L. Il Lindemau af East Woodstock and Mrs :. A IGuHnineham of kiliinRlY.
 Nr Buell. also led in the exhibits ! af peaches. pears and grapes Many ef those having apples on display also ] had these other fruits John \. Col. lius of Woodstock took first place in the butter and cheese department and Mrs Alice |. Potter uf Easi Woodstock second premium There 3 were a large number of egg exhibi. ; tors From among these Mrs. H L Sanger of Woodstock took first place $ for the hest dozen white eggs and Wallace L. Brink of Woodstock sec 0nd place For the best brown egg 2 Mrs Sanger arain won first premium and Everett M Nhittemore of Put = nam was second
 Field Crops
 :. Mrs F.. l. Corttis of Quinebaue ha, the largest exhibit of heid crops John H killam of East Woodstoci and Mr Maitland were large priz, , winners on vegetables grown below T ground while Mrs. r. C. Goodridg, and Mir Maitland had the most sampl es of products grown above ground
 Sencxet Grange. by scoring 9t points out Of possible 100 ou lt- exhibit won over Brooklyn GunFc which earned eighty points of th, possible hundred. Both displays Wert very good
 There were fourteen canned fruit exhibits. Canned meat entered n thIs competition by Mrs. John l. Wether- bee If Elliott earned a special prem . um.
 Cake and Pie
 Mrs. (. n Arnold of Putnam. Mrs. Horace Covell of Pomfrct Center and Mrs. H. r.. Maynard of Putnam were among the leading exhibitors of cake and pastry. There were seventy-two exhibits in the floral department. Mrs. Pauline Mathews of Putnam won prizes in both the domestic manufacture and needlework compe- tifion. Mrs B R. Loveland and Mrs l. Lapoint of Putnam also scored in the latter department.
 In the boys and girls department Christopher Williams. Quentin San ger. Ernest peckham. all of Wood stock and Richard NJ. Logee of Dan ielson had the largest number of eN- hihits.
 After one had completed the swing Of The exhibition hall. having seen all these products and many more, all tustefuily arranged. there WIS again the tumble uf voices of the leather luueed take a chance men mixed with the elatter of the engines urerat= ing the various rides
 , \ refrtshment booth was handy and net so far away a candy counter where those who couldn't win 8 boN of chocolates could buy it, Good Racing
 Races were going on through the afternoon In between the heats were sandwlehed band music and vaudeville feats the latter enacted on thc platform opposite the grand stand. On Wednesday afternoon there was a very marked consistency Co the racing.
 In the 2.30 class Silver Threads owned by Joseph Genda of Dudley. Mass. led the field in each of three heats. Countess Erie. owned by Du- gan Brothers of Blackstone. was sec. ond each time: Psychology. owned by ] (. r. Charron of Baltic was a good steady third and Peter Daw. belong ing to A. L. Treat of Willimant'e brought up the rear on each and ev- cry heat The times were 2.3S. 2.2T and 22S
 The 220 class saw only three hors- es in the running. with Cemsewogue Kate bringing first money to Jackson of Oxford. Mass. by winning three successive heats. Second premium