The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

tNrat thiNtI 20 lti our fthnfla SHOW WHO iHHl
were that took interest enough 10 our Pair 20
gee out such q display on a rainy morning
Those names that Immediately follow sent
two pairs each Dennis May, J.. s. Freeman,
stephen richardson. ;, =, Carr. Moses Laddi.
John Houghion, Chas, ChamherIin, III, o.
Goss, iona. Farr, j. q. Ilnvey, w. q, Woods
Ira Richardson, Abram Ross, J. W, Hast
inRs, Andres Dealor, Hiram Bemis, T.. A.
Parks, r. o. Goss, Alex Powers Samuel
Church, Joseph Hale, and Franklin Richard
son, a few men owned three yokes each,
and Others some very nice cattle, among
which were, y, J. Brown, 8. Owen, WIN
lloyey, r. Hurlbur, James Works, J, stiles,
jr. q, w. Felth, John Davis, Is, y, liroWu.
J.. +, Dewey Childs Baulelt 4. y. Goss, ~
MilIen, and others that space fails to euume-
rate.
The 49, Johnshury leam was long string
IL noble cattle, and at ooy ordinary Pair
would have been called a remarkable one for
numbers, there being srmiy.Hrf paira Il
came on the grounds headed hy our conri
/ band who we've prosd, no doubt, 10 do escort
duty for such O mobile procession We here
. give the names Of some Of me owners, and
would give them them all but for the reason
above stated Charles Smrks, Nahum stiles,
Royal A!or, l., G, Mathews, Oliver Curricrf
WIN. G. Arnold, IeIo'cs spnuldIng Leonard
shorcy, Hollis stiles, Benz, Nuucr, Harris
/ Knapp, Hollis Roberts, aud others.
second, Third mud Fourth Class Catnc.
Town teams did mot comprise all the stock
on exhibition. The pens, (which, hy the way,
We heard highly commended for convenience
and strrnglhj were well filed, Among COWS
entered for premium, we noticed one by \
| Sloddard Of Kirby some hy J, A, Gould, j.
Works, II q, Wright and II, l. DAWSON Of
Waterford, and Chas, l.auucy md \. g.
/ Heath, ST. Johnsbury, II. Fairbanks ST.
| Johnsbury, presented fine two ycNs old
. Aldcuy heller, J. \, Gould had q two years
/ old four ycarIiug ho.frr,, and Ioi ~ calves
I Geo. 4, Merrill exhibited some fine short
/ horn Durhlm stock and 4. L. Stevens NJ
Dau,illc a monster bull. Asa Morrill, NJ
Kirby presented a dnc yoke Of cattle, and
Ihco. Drew Of no. Dan,i,Ic had ON cNhibi.
mention was made b. luE CAtluoNNN o few
weeks ago Among others who contributed
Co This department, We noticed stock from
the farms Of ALI. Wilcox Of thi, town. T.
blanchard, DauNi.lc, Calvin brown, Water
ford, James Harris, \. G.. Heath, CHARLES
Smrh Of hi, town, and much other soea
whose owners name, W. did not learn.
We cannot lct a., co,'lc department pa's
without some more general remarks W.
have not jn the above noticed 1.-THE Of the
TW0IITy ANIMALS ON exhibition, nor have W.
time aud 'pbc, to pau'oulorizc Il the, had
40 came under our immediate notice, which
they did not Il Would have delighted 900
the people Of Caledonia county 90 have book
ed upon The 6uc working oxen, the ai cattle,
the stock cows bn6thr blood Wung cattle
lhatWcrc ou exhibition this day.{ In ,hc long
teams, The large, muscular, vc,tpropouinncd
Nl,i,c, and DHfhlms were iutcr.pcrs,d with
the beautiful dark rcd and symmetrical De-.
yonS The different, Lloods have their ADM.
rcrs. Though the stock {, mostly native.
there is good d,al of foreign blood miJSi
ta The Durham, aud U,,Gu urc more com.
mon, while the A'rr'hfrr dnd Hereford rfr
.,..' -'.4.s4Ham4a. Tie o@tes.-"! lhe n.'.".
contend that they arc The bc,, looking more
hardy and small catcr'j while lie Durham
men s'l thar The Dc'o0' arc Zoo SMALL that
the shpH-hornN are much larger vii, iai'cu
easily, aud are nearly as hardy. There are
not few also who discard "blood" arrOsclh.
cr, and go iu f'r The god old NajNC BE
this as 1t may our farmers a.c bound for i'm.
provcmcnt in stock and the grand display az
our Fair thi' year indicates that they have
taken long step in advance
sheep, Swine and Poultry.
Caledonia county has had some reputation