Premium Winners at Fair Display Honest Harvest Entries
Local fair judges announced premium winners in vegetables including beets cabbages carrots celery onions parsnips pumpkins and potatoes. Judges awarded top honors to Harold Penniman Walter C Hall Myron E Smith and others with multiple $1.00 to $2.00 prizes and numerous half peck and quarter peck awards across varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thien Saniavoen
Walle
Ace Karly Vt
Henry Harvey
Chaailay Teney Harvey
C. A. Cowell
W. J. Brennan
Myron Ks. Smith
Walter C. Hall
Harold Pennieman
Walter
A. Make
da M. Hunt
John Campbell
Marold Penniman
Hall
Tmarold Penniman
Myron Bi
Smith
Harold Pennimin
J. Blake
Allons
John S. Bundy
Joh Campbell
Edgar R. Brown
Myron E. Smith
Hez
Blake
Myron
Darling Highlights Fine Morgan Horse String At County Fair
The article details Morgan horses from Mt. View Farm East Burke and others including Sir Eton Allen and Bob It with blue ribbons from State fairs. It notes Kentucky gaddles, draft horse entries from Illinois and Vermont shipped by Min Brothers, and mentions several exhibitors such as George Cary H Stanton & Son B P Pollock and DeVine M Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlmer Av Darling
Mt. View Farm
East Burke
Manson Square Garden
Eton Allen
Chicago
United States
Morgan Horse Club
Bobby D
New York
Little Justin
Jreldine
Mixell
Hazel
Jennie
Photog
Boots
Vermont
Min Brothers
Mlinois
George ©. Cary
Belle Beach
Nickel Plate
Jack of Hearts
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Bass
Brockton
George C. Cary
Mr. Darling
Exhibitors Display Varied Vegetables At Ploval Hall
The event features Walter Hall and Henry Hay among exhibitors from St. Johnsbury Center and Concord showing beets, cabbages, carrots, onions, parsnips, pumpkins, potatoes, squashes, turnips, tomatoes, cucumbers, apples and listed citrus varieties. Bandy, Hastings, Hunter and Hall lead entries in multiple divisions with several prizes contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploval Hall
Walter Hall
St. Johnsbury Center
Sanford
Henry Hay
Cla. Crowell
Concord
WJ. Isrewer
von E. Smith
Walter C. Hall
Edgar BR. Brown
John
Banily
A. J. Blake
Henry Harvey
Harold Poiniman
Ron EB. Smith
Richardson
West Burke
Dunly
Eop
My Hall
John S. Bundy
John Campbel
Harold Pennimin
Fia M. Hunter
East Burke
Myron E. Smith
F. Richardson
Bagay KR. Brown
Walter GC. Hall
John Campbell
Mr. Hall
Randy
A.J. Blake
Myon B. Smith
Cutie Mustings
Wn M. Hunter
Edgar R. Brown
Soher
Bandy
Curtis Hastings
John 8
Ira Hunter
Aldix Ladd
Messrs
Hall
Hunter
Brown
Campbell
Arthur Gaskill
Lyndonville
Mesars
Ir M. Hunter
A. L. Peak
Ira M. Hunter
Hastings
E. A. Gray
Mr. Bandy
Mrs. Gray
Messrs. Hastings
John S. Bandy
Wagner
Green Mountain Grange Wins First Prize at Fair Booth
Green Mountain Grange of St Johnsbury Center won first prize in the grange booths at the Floral Hall, with prizes then awarded to Enterprise Grange Lyndon second and Wide-Awake Grange St Johnsbury Center third, Danville Grange fourth. The display featured abundant farm products, apples, beans, eggs, tobacco, wheat, maple products, soaps, and crafts. A Punch and Judy show by Mrs. C A Adams plus bees, berries, and a pumpkin centerpiece highlighted the exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Grange
St. Johnsbury Center
Booth Tn
Enterprise Grange
Lyndon
Gange
Danville
Maine
New England
Green Mountain
N.H. Beford
Lyndon Farms
Grange of
Danville Grange
H. E. Danforth
Peter Peter
C. A. Adams
First War Bride to Come to Lyndonville
Tharold Allen Whipple of Lyndonville marries Andree Honesty of Rennes France at noon September 22 at the groom’s home. Rev. Charles Kimball officiates under flags of the U S and France. The couple plan a Vermont trip after a brief luncheon with close relatives. Whipple served 21 months overseas in the 26th regiment and was mustered out at Camp Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Whipple
Lyndonville
Tharold Allen Whipple
Andree Honesty
Rennes
France
Charles Kimball
Glover
Whipple
Remees
Sheep Exhibit Showcases Notable Flocks and Entries
The sheep exhibit highlights the impact of high wool prices on the industry with prominent entrants. Hon. EB. A. Darling offers 13 Shropshire entries, C. B. Stevens of North Danville 7, George C. Cary from Pine Lodge 7 grades, and Constance Coolidge of Lyndon also brings 7 grades, signaling strong local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Darling
Shropshire
C. B. Stevens
North Danville
George C. Cary
Pine Lodge
Constance Coolidge
Lyndon
Must Be Earned by Duty and Conscience
A reflective remark from Newell Dwight Hillis on happiness and victory, asserting that true triumph belongs to those who strive with conscience and a higher soul. The quote frames effort as the path to meaningful achievement.
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Hye
Newell Dwight Hillis
Holsteins at the Fair from St. Johnsbury Herd
A federal supervised Holstein herd of 14 from Dy J M Allen of St Johnsbury is shown with prize ribbons. Notable animals include Balsam Valdessa Yeeman Pontiac No 235377 high Vermont butter records and Alice Hononry Clothilde with 20.49 Iba in seven days, 861.20 Ibs in 965 days. Two yearling heifers and a 9 month old bull calf are part of the lineup, displayed in everyday attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy. J. M. Allen
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Alice Hononry Clothilde
Swine Exhibit Showcases Leading Berkshire Breeds
The pige are all here and all the leading breeds are represented. C. B. Stevens enters a Berkshire boar in the swine exhibit with coverage continuing on page 6.
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C. B. Stevens
Berkshire
Fair Notes From Vermont Fair Days
Judge Andrew Elliott of Gault Ontario presided at the livestock judging as Vermont fair season runs. A White River Junction officer arrested a tire thief at Claremont after a quick move to set up a game of chance, then held for hearing. Caledonian booth in Floral Hall drew crowds with AP news. a candy seller lacked sugar causing disappointment. Confusion in displays cleared by night as preparations for a big fair continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Elliott
Gault
Ontario
Department of Agriculture
Vermont
White River Junction
Claremont
She
St. Johnabury
Cary
Harriman
St Johnsbury Caledonian newspaper masthead data
The fragment shows a historic Vermont newspaper masthead from Bt Johnsbury Caledonian The Evening Caledonian Publishing Company with editor Arthur F Stone. It includes post office mail matter designation and subscription terms offering six months or one year rates, truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Johnsbury Caledonian the Evening Caledonian Publishing Company
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Arthur F. Stone
A Real Fair in Northeastern Vermont Last Week
The Caledonian lauds President Cary, Secretary Harriman, and Fairy Ground directors for hosting a northeast Vermont fair with fine stock and farm product exhibits. Grange displays were standout. Midway attractions offered ample amusements. Police and riflemen managed crowds professionally, ensuring pedestrian, curving, and automobile safety. The event drew a large, good natured crowd that left satisfied, feeling they got value for their money.
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The
Caledonian
Preident
Former World Champs Meet Strong Team in St Johnsbury Exhibition
The New York Giants, likely finishing second in the National League, will play an exhibition in St. Johnsbury on Friday afternoon October 1. Captain Max Gilfillan arranged the event, hoping a large regional crowd attends. The Giants recently split a doubleheader with the Boston Braves, 14-2 and 8-4, with Scott, Snover, and Barnes contributing for the clubs.
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New York Giants
St. Johnsbury
Max Gilfillan
Granty Hove
Vermont
Giants
Boston Braves
B. Smith
Braves
Scott
Boston
Snover
Barnes
New York
Dubuc
Montreal
Capt. Gilfillan
State teachers hear plan to join New England association
In Montpelier a state teachers convention session will discuss affiliating with the New England Teachers Association and a manual training conference to engage all state manual training teachers. Harold B. Phelps, a farmer near Keeler Bay, was found dead in his wagon near the silo from suffocation after apparently tipping from the seat. his wife Mary Hibbard of Grand Tate and two young children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Owl
New England Teachers’ Association
Harold B. Phelps
Keeler
Phelps
Mary Hibbard
Grand Tate
Brattleboro Reformers Notes on Brick from Waste Granite
The Brattleboro Reformer discusses turning quarry waste granite into brick and envisions Barre Washington Caledonia and Orange counties as future brick centers The piece mocks resistance to progress and recalls past ore and ochre industries while noting a shift toward new materials as the world moves forward.
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Brattleboro
Washington
Caledonia
Orange Counties
Barre
New York
Bonnington
St. Albans
Don’t Shoot Partridge Protects Vermont Birds
Hunters in Vermont are reminded the partridge is protected until September 1921. Violating this ban will incur substantial fines if authorities learn of the breach. The prohibition aims to prevent possible extermination of the bird this year and next.
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Vermont
Sad death at Lyndonville of Lulu Bigelow
Lyndonville residents were shocked Monday by the death of Mrs. A Lulu Bigelow wife of Elisha Bigelow who killed herself with a revolver between midnight and daylight She had long kept a home revolver in her store and faced neuritis last month Her husband a Parsumpsie division Boston and Maine conductor and the community mourns with him Beebe burial planned with funeral arrangements pending
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Lyndonville
A. Lulu
Elisha, Bigelow
Lr. A. A
A. Lulu House
Beebe Plain
P. Q
Elisha Bigelow
Parsumpsie
Boston & Maine Railroad
South Peacham Boy Wins Pig Club Contest
Twenty eight boys and girls finished the Caledonia County Pig Club contest at the fair. Gilbert Shaw of South Peacham won first with a Berkshire pig, score 89. Lloyd Goodrich, Kenneth Gadapee, Olive Jamieson and others followed. prizes totaling 30 dollars were donated by local businesses and bank clubs. Gold and silver achievement medals were awarded, with bronze medals for many participants. pigs mostly returned home, some sold for breeding or market.
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Caledonia County Pig Club
Farm Bureau
Story
Gilbert Shaw
South Peachim
Berkshire
Lloyd Goodrich
East Hardwick
Kenneth Gadapeo
North Danville
Olive Jaminon
Pussumpate
James Blewitt
Edwin Thompson
Danville
Gilman Brothers
W. A. Qicker
St. Johnsbury
W. ¢. Connor
Lyndonville
Kenneth Gadapee
Olive Jamieson
State Bankers Club
Clara Tretten
Sera
Lyman Aldrich
Frederick Denio
Pasaumpsic
Dorman Bridge
W. C. Connor
Academy Notes Promotes Piano Fund At School Assembly
Enthusiasm rises as plan to procure a greatly needed piano begins. The current chapel piano, a gift from the class of 92, retires after years of service. Principal Davis notes campus funds totaling 187 dollars from past plays and concerts will seed a piano fund. Athletic Association officer nominations named Merton Ashton president and several officers including Janet Sperry Olga McClary Iris Underwood Mildred Rann Doris Cowles Marion Hall Ernestine Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
The
Athletic Association
Merton Ashton
Janet Sperry
Olga McClary
Iris Underwood
Mildred Rann
Doris Cowles
Marion Hall
Ernestine Brown
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John le Buly
F. Richavdson
Walter C. Hu
Tra M. Hunter
Darling
Robby B
Grange
Wide
Editorial
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
State News
Lulu Bigelow
South Peacham Boy
Caledonia Co. Farm Bureau
Academy Notes
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