Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02


re- and wonthe race. Mr.. Pitcher consider
lis this horse one Of the best in the county
mt if not in the state. " We consider MI
ITS Pitcher one of the best trainers of horse
T in the state, and would advise any on
ct having choice colts to put them under tn
~ tuition Of that gentleman.
/ There were other horses which my at
tention was called to, but time and spac
L. will not allow them to be spoken of here
+ we hope to mention them hereafter.
: The show of sheep was rather limited
i Mr.. Stowe being sick, his tne flock of me
q rinos were not exhibited nevertheless
4 the specimens on the ground were of the
;. first order Mr.. Hiram Dodge and Mr..
o. H. Cook were there with those fine
bucks of theirs. They drew the LIST and
second premium in their class. Mr.. Cook
drew the LIST premium on pen of fine
> wool LANDSLIDE stock of his famous
buck. We consider this buck one of the
finest stock bucks in the county. Mr.. W.
I. Hart Of Ludlow. Addison Co., exhibit
ed three bucks and six ewes that were the
immediate descendants Of Mr.. Hammohd'sI
flock, which were animals of rare merit
VIM. Fulsom of South Hardwick also ex-
hibited pen of ewes of the same stock
which will rank with the first fine wool
aocks Of northern Vermont. P. A. Ste-
vens of Wolcott showed Spanish Meri-
no buck that had sufficient good points
about him to rank him with the first as
Mr.. Stevens is close discriminating
breeder, we shall expect to see him upon
the gsound with as good specimens as can
be found in the county, Messrs. Hills of
Elmore, Darling of Morristown. and Tay-
lor of Hyde park, were on the ground
With their long-woo!ed mutton sheep,
which reflect great credit on those gentle.
men as sheep breeders
G. W. Dodge Of Ionistown had the
only pair Of Chesterfield pigs on the f,
ground,
Mr.. Dodge exhibited tubs of very q
choice dairy butter, which drew the I'd :,
premium. Mr.. Dodge IS enc of our tho
'ough going young farmers whose large =,
arming establishment we hope to visit :
oon, and give detailed account of all of ,
lis farming operations The three tubs !,
I dairy butter that drew the LIST premi- :
IN was from the celebrated dairy estab.
lshment of A, r. Boiley of Elmore, who :
one of the best and most extensive da. !.
'ymen in the town if not in the county, ~
nd has one Of the best arranged dairy De
Establishments in the state; he has long
we'd In the dairy business, and perfectly "a
ndcrstands all of its details. His dairy DC
rs already been sought for by dealers
butter at greatly advanced price We be-
Ill endeavOr to ere long give detailed .
count of this farm and dairy. BET
re mechanical department was crcdifa.
to the exhibitors Mr.. Cady of Stowe F.
'st justly drew the Is premium on all Be
his rich contributions. Having visited '".
e extensive establishment of MIR. Cady, I'd
will give an account of it hereafter
saw Mop wringer exhibited by O.C Sd
rnes of Stowe, and washing machine hes
Harvey Butts of Cambridge. which
mot fail to please all those that use bes
I'M they seem to be the cheapest and
st desirable articles of the kind we
IT saw. .6J H. I#rH
In the Floral department there were :,
ny rich productions; there was wo,s
wreath which was very nice, exhibited :,
Miss Eastman of Morrisyille, and an 80
painting. Qsalian scenc) by Miss Ag. ~.
Bailey of Elmore, which was ono Of :,
richest productions Of the kind we CIV. =
Jaw. We shall speak of her history ,
connection with the account of her =
ler's farming operations. The boquet :.
artificial flowers, by Mrs. P. X. Gleed ~, -
Morrisville, was much admired and I'd 1
he domestic manufactures we noticed best
rh that was valuable. but as the own. best
names have been lost, with my min. u
OF that department, will not at. best
pit to speak Of them here; except a best
c of tow and linen cloth of 43 wards best
10 by Mrs. Willard Wheeler of Nor. "A
'gn, lady 20 years Of age, who has best
aud woye the cloth the past summer best
here VII our domestic manufactured tv
y % "heh our mothers are gone. best
Ie understand that it is decided by Nv
officers Of the society to pay all pre-. Mrs
ms as soon as the secretary can sign attcn
orders and forward them to the Office MUM
tte treasurer. H. s. Kelsey, where they
be found subject to the signature of ~,
PRESIDENT, and where all those entitled s..:a,
EN- can obtain them and draw the 49,.
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