Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
Second Day of the Fair.


and at 10 o'clock larger number had as
sembled than there were upon the ground
yesterday, and before night the number
of people was estimated from 5000 to
1900 persons.
Good order prevailed, no accident oc-
CURED to our knowledge, and aside from
three drunken men who were marched to
the Jail about 10 o'clock a. M, we heard
Of no drunkenness, and consequently
fights and rowdyism were not in order
yesterday.
Our first observations were turned to
the Sheep pens, and the following is the
order in which that stock. was placed:
First was pen of Cotswold ewes,
OF John Engram, Rutland.
Next Were seven Coltswold's, belonging
to L. ID. Sherman, Clarendon.
An Oxfordshiro yearling buck, be-
longing to VIM. R. Hall Pittsford.
Il l.. Holden of No Clarendon, had 10
Cotswold lambs, in the next two pens.
5. d. Townshend Wallingford. had 5
breeding ewes, of the Merino stock. 5
lambs OF the same stock. yearling
ewes, aud two year ol5s.
Then came pen in which he had lot
OF 10 Merino ewes. All of Mr.. rs.
sheep looked we'll
. IL. J. Gorham, West Rutland, had 5
two year old Merino ewes, yearling
ewes, . Merino lambs, 3 Merino buck
lambs, and 3 two year old Merino bucks
}. II Mead, West Rutland, had on ex-'
hibition Merino stock as follows: breed
ing ewes, . ewo lambs, one year cid
buck, and one pen OF ewes
Us Benedict, Castleton, had also Meri- |
NJ stock as follows: one , year old buck,
tegs, . lambs, . yearliug ewes, ) breed
ing ewes, and pen OF 10 ewes.
George a. H4dwin, Danby, exhibited
grade sheep, of the Cotswold and
South Down stock, viz: ) eve lambs. )
ewes, and one buck lamb.
r. Proctor, of Rutland, had ) Cofswold |
lambs, and s Cotswold ewes.
Next came Meriuo stock, belonging TO
Messrs. Gleason and Jones' Shrewsbury,
viz Pen of - ewes, ) two-year-olds. )
yearlings, ) breeding ewes, 10 buck
lambs
This stock was not as black as some
other exhibited, but they were as badly
wrinkled.
c. \. Stiles, Pittsford, had ) Cotswold
lambs, 4 cotwo!d bucks, apl ) Cotswold
ewes.
OF cattle, there was a good show. W.
Y. Ripley had four nice yearljng heifers
of the Durham stock two pure, tie others
grade; also, four ycar-old heifor, . Dur-
ham cows, and a yearlins cow
Daniel kimbail, of Clarendon, had a
3 year old Durham heifer and calf. A {
white , year-old, Snowfall > and three !
year old, MARY Gwyne," . hoifer calves
one cow, Miss Howard" and two calves {
by her side, Clarendon Duchess" and
"Miss Colfax, yearlihs heifers, Venus
and Roam Gray" yeahling bull, Lord c
Clarendon" a red bull calf, "Steddom,o :
a 2 year old heifer, Betty "a one white =.
COW, Dairy Maid one calf, Nellie t
Grant" The above are all recorded ami q
mails In addition to this he has ? Dur O.
ham cows, 2 Durham heiFors, pr work i
ing oxen, and grade heifer calves.
J. Il Noble exhibited an Ayrshire bull
4 years old
John S. Emcry, W.llingfyrl. = xe.r7ire, :.
Durham bull !
C. C. Pierce, Clarendon. Durham, hill . :.
years old, cows, and three two year-olds r
heifers with calves by their sides. . year t.
llnes and calves exhibited IS a herd. y
or this stock there was one heifer calf, p
which he had at the State Fair and took
the first premium since which time be has h
sold her Tor $50 st
John ) Emery had COWS, two ? year !.
old hriiers, yearling7' and calves.
Gilbert Lester OF Rutland, had one 1 o.
year ola bull' two COWS, two year old
heilerS' ye'ri'ns he'tefs, and , c'Isea. |.
''i'h Lanooh OF l'"tiand, one grade e
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Harman Clark, Rutland. hull clr
grade. st
Lester Fish. Ira. one made c.w and
bull calf. fl
There was IA good show of warl,nr
oxen, and we're exhibited by t.a fnlIa,r- Ell
ing persons: n
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