New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
THE NEW-ENGLAND FAIR.

PROCEEDINGS THE SECOND DAY-NAMEs OF
PROMINENT EXHIBITORS - A SUCCESSFUL
SHOW.
PRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNRl
LOWELL, Sept. 4.-The first day of the Fair
had good weather aud fair attendance. and the early
trains this morning crowded from oil sections
that even at noon tho grounds were well nled Win
people, and the numbers increased every hour I'LL alter
the racing was begun. The morning exercises were OF
the usual order opening with the preliminary meetings
OF marshals and superntendents. The entries wero
closed last evening" the different departments were all
carefully arranged the judges received the books this
morning. and the Fair may be said to be well under way
There Is the best show OF horses known at New
England Fair and this morning there were good exhDi-
lions on the track Of thoroughbreds and stations OF the
various classes Many really fine animals were SHOWN
and their and antics were sufficient 70 iasc
nate thousands Of people for couple OF hours
Among the shown the grounds are Young Nor
from s. F. Twicheii of South birmingham. Draco
Vile, with seven Of Draco Princes progeny.
4 specimen OF the Draco stock Is shown by
Geo Wild OF Brighton. Among other exhibitors or
in other departments John Moulton OF Franz
ingham. f. Battele of Newburyport David ,Neyins 1r
Of south Framingham Brown Hilton OF North Anson'
Me; Cbas Townsend OF Bedford. N. H.; Lewis T. San
born OF Hampton Falls, N. H.; L. Gassett OF Concord
y H.; A. Churchill OF Exeter y. H. j. G. Wood of West
Nep al 3 Rassc of Mile Milton pns ans
the minds OF many in point Of excellence i a. wea:
The cattle pens as wei nlled as they were iaSt
wear and that portion OF the show Is very eredtable to
fe Society and its supporters Any old visitor 10 these
fairs recognizes many familiar names, sucn "a W. W.
henery and H. NJ Clarke OF Belmont, A. Nj. Wlnslow OF
P,Itney VT; VIM. NATION OF Springfield. H. Q. Bur
leigh of Fairfield Ne; Geo Il. Shores or WsterVle Me-
Mr. Clarke shows some Swiss CATTLE which attract much
attention. The class IS not conmon, and has never
before been exhibited but at New England Fair
Mr. j. o. w. French OF North Andover has IA mead OF
Ayrs hires Nelson Walling OF Mbury also has 10 OF the
same stock Thos. B. Wales, jr, OF South birmingham
has five head OF Holstein cattle. Shorthorns are ex
bibited by Mr.. Wnslow. Augustus Whitman OF Fitch
burg: sephen Hayward OF Painfeld: ID. >. Pratt OF
Brattleboro VT Robert ElweA and Henry l.. Elwell OF
Parsons IT,, OF Conway, and Page Pnlbrick OF North
Weare n. II. DeyOns are shown by william MattoOn OF
sprn gteld; HerefOrds by Geo. T. Shores OF Waeryne
Me; II. O. Burleigh OF Fairfield Me-, and William Bias
OF Lowell. J.. j. Shedd OF Lowell j. carter Brown
OF East GreenwicB, r. l., Mr. Bascom, j. A. Harwo0d OF
Ldttleton and Vim. Manning OF Chelmsford, show the
Jersey stock f. Il. Whiting OF Concord has nine head
of Dutch cattle and grade native shown by s. H.
Ty Ter OF Waltham, Henry NJ. ElweH OF Langdon n H. /
NJ O. Burlelgh OF Fairfield Me. John Whiteside OF
Lowell and Mr. Bascom. The total number OF entries Is
as follows: shorhoms, 50 Deyo1s, 81; Ayrshros' o.
IerefOrds 81 Jerseys, 16 Dutch, 49, and Grade, ~
There Ia a fair show OF sheep, mddlewOoled, Merino
and fat sheep. James j. Flint OF Putney w. aud Jerome
ors. Tho large tent for agricultural implements and
carriages Is well filed with mowers-neld and lawn
hay rakes, pOws hay cutters, &e & and tho snow VI
carriages Is a fine one. :. ,...,.
articles fancy work. carpets mechanical inyentos ana
the thousand aud things which are SOLD LOT ihml
consumption. The display OF fruit and vegetables Is
what may be called fair apples ana pears DenB more
abundant than grapes. IL urine carry ior
large variety OF grapes All day tho cattle ana horse
pens the mammoth tent and tho exhibition building
points Of interest and amusement " hoSanus VI
people.