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A children's story about A Billy Goat called Billy Whiskers (on account of his long white beard). He lived on a farm and was a well-loved animal. This is one of a series of stories about Billy, who had several 'adventures' alongside his other farmyard pals.

Billy Whiskers recounts his adventures including how he "Gives the Boys a Ducking in the Mill Pond," "Joins the Fire Patrol, " and "Becomes a Performer in the Circus.

Billy Whiskers' Adventures By Frances Trego Montgomery