Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-30


d I'd do N Whitney, Wolcott.
lst best native COW, R S Page, Hyt
: Park.
ID do N Whitney. Woleott,
: Sd do R q Hill, Elmore.
lst best 8 years old steers, native, '
r W Delano. Elmore.
+ ID do W Gilbert. MorristOwn.
Sd do J L Huse, do.
D lst best pair 2 years old steers. native
L 0 Tennoy, Hyde Park.
Cd do A X Spaulding. Morristown
Sd 90 L o Goldthwiate, do
lst best pair year old steers, native
Z NJ Edwards, Morristown.
! I'd do W Thorpe, do.
lst best pair l year old steers, devons
0 Hadlcy, Hyde Park
lst best in the foot race MeKin
stry. Morristown.
I'd do Eugene Ssockwell, Stowe
LIST best in the bag race Lanson Owl.
nell, Morristown.
I'd do Henry LaFlOur, do.
Trotting premium. No. $50.
"Phil Sheridan" owned by G W Dodge,
$25 90.
BLACK Jack" owned by T F Barnes,
sl5 90.
White Stockings" owned by l. o Ten
ney, $40 90.
Premium list, No. $40.
"Gen Grant" owned by A W Spauld-
ing, $50 CO.
young Time" owned by 0 Choate,
$1,000.
"Young Kicker" owned by W Gilbert,
IS 90.
Premium list, No. $40.
"Nelly Pond" owned by W S Pend,
$50 90.
young Tiger" owned by W Blake,
s12
"Cclan," owned by o NJ Tinker, So 90.
Premium list, No $3.50
Snow Flake" $50 90.
BILLY Bowlegs." "a. $4,000.
Time-238: 2 50: 23S IL.
LADY Oak" owned by James Finn of
Jnderhill was the winning horse in the
ace for premium No |, but it was ascer.
aimed that the horse, in fact, was not &C
ually owned in the county, though the
river, who supposed such to be the case,
ad made the entry accordingly accord
Ugly, the premium was withheld. The
zee for premium No 2 was decidedly in
resting. Young lime" recently bro't
Ito the county by 0rvis Choate, ESQ of
-orrsVille, carried himself with perfect
se aud behaved finely for his first expe
ence on the track. The two others are
we'll known to require comments. r
The "Danvi!le Boy" was expected to be
the track to contest for the 4th premi.
a. but through misunderstanding be.
cen his owner and driver we were dis.
pointed, %
On the Sd day of the Fair there was a \
itizcns purse" of $25 sweepstakes. - ID
TIED for by the following competitors,
d With the following result-"Lady FL
k" "Black Diamond" and "Humbird.
on by "Humbird" at the second heat
le-2 58: 245.
"Humbird," very likely four year old
re, owned by John Utton, Esq. of
'rccster, trottod the second heat after
wing thrown ono shoe.
In the list of Z" Foreign Entries" the
nmittee noticed pen of fine WOO ewes. SCI
'ibited by L D Munger, Esq, of Mid.
bury. The committee did not fail to NJ
e this contribution honorable mention.
so, variety Of crab apples presented by
ssrs. Sharp &c Son, through their agt., Pa
. Mann, of Randolph, elected comments
N the committee. ma
A Morse Esq, of Calais had a very
four year old gelding on the grounds. Mt
Bot MIR II A Morse's five year old,
D grey, elected the applause of all and
e to many living specimen of their Gil,
ality of beautiful carriage horse.
The old, original BLACK Diamond" 50 We
known in this community, was on
ground and passed around the track,
ing an inkling of his former speed,
he Committees of the Ladies' Depart ,
IT award the following premiums: ma
st best bed quilt, Miss Susan B Baker as
rTistown
j do a 6
st best log-cabin do. Mrs A Crawford, 7
le Park. aau =. .
st best checked wooden blanket, Mrs by
cake, Wolcott au inE ant,
d do white do Mrs B Farr, Hydepark. chi,
st best cotton bedsprcad, Mrs L ] uea
ham, Morristown. ana,
st best yarn carpeting, Mrs N A
valand Hydnoo.l, ~