National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-19
The Fair.

F.io Twenty Second Annual FAN
of The Orange Go. Agricultural SO
c.cN uTCncd on their ground III
Bradford on Tuesday the lG. Tn,
hlst day, rs usual was taken M III
maiiug the entries, and getting The
s.pg. aad articles upon the ground
THE ENTRIES
Wcft pgmcroGs, and of horses quite
~ ft,iasat any previous exhibition.
- cn,lle the number was smaller
fau usual. The sheep pens were
sell H.lcd, Floral Hall presented
the best show seen their for sever
Al wears. willie Mechanics Hall wa,
nculy empty.
STOCK HORSES
adN 1 vcry fine showing, rarely
sGrpa'std at II county Fair. Among
Ndiurod horses we noticed "Star-
lgW' 81 beautiful dapplc chesnnt,
catered ~ Harry lIockcnbery, one
% the 'lueSt appearing horses in the
State; "Ahdallali Prince a splcnd
rd horse owned by ID. JoIiIsoh of
West i'aiilcc; i dark bay. "Young
daa'e" hy Nathan Hale, Williams
town; "Pathi1dri' il chesnut own.
81, hy Judge Lang OF Oxford. the
sic ~ many valuable colts; "Eng-
Ash liun:ci' Il beautiful bay horse
oaaod by Il. G. johnson of Brad
iotI "Ncrment Boy n horse
worthy Of the name by J. y. Knight
of UolInih; "Pilot Boy" Mahoga.
ny bay, by j. S, Chapman, Connlh !:
Il Scarsod bay Morgan Stallion by
-. BiXby which showed fast Gait ::
- very fine Banner horse, "Dartn by
itoais ~ Rowe of Corinth: "Len
Rogers" the celebrated Kentucky
stock horse, and "Ncrmont Nor
SAM The best representative Of the
pune Morgan blood in the State, %
wears old, owrcd 10y j. II. Peters of
Bradford,
81 Stallion colts Chas. Jones had
two lcmarkbly fine MambIino and
thoroughbred colts 3 4 4 years old
Which attracted much attention: p
Hayward and Frank Moore of Ton
sham each exhibited = years old
Hamblctonian colt which promise
% make extra horses, and ii. Grow
81 Coiinth showed r Morrill, & Nor
gan colt years old, which turned
t.'e track in 1906 on the first trial
Of his spCcl.
BROOD MARES AND COLTS
presented a very fine show. a mare
and three Of her colts, two OF them
sired by Len Rogers, and one BY
\entucky Prince, owned by Philip
1pIley, were probably the best on
he ground, but the mare having
aiken the first premium two years
g" could not compete this wear.
II. Johnson, of West Fairlee, and
w. Dodge. of Thettord. each showed
good mare with Hamblctoniau
ats by their side. j. Knight, OF
torinth, 4 good Blackhawk mare
mo colt. }. Prescott, Broohfeld
. ", Stevens, Corinth, Il. Frank
m, Oxford, Troop Draper. Bradford
- Chambcrlin, Newbury, each had
entries in this department and show
CD good animals. +. L. johnson
bad a fine English mare and colt
and II. w. Bailey, of Newbury
showed a pair Of Morgan mares Il
wears old with colts by their side
These mares are the oldest and pur
est FLOODED Moigans in the State
iaeN are .owncd by Henry Kcyes
Estate, and have taken the first
premiums at State Fairs. The en-.
trics of
MATCHED HORSES
included some valuable pairs, and
We also noticed several pairs worthy
81 notice not entered for premiums
John ilaZclton, Of Oxford, showed d;
magnificent pair of bays, EnGlisl
aud Morgan blood ! years Old. l.
Carpenter, Corinth, pair Of hand
Somc greys; c. S. Stevens, pail
ni good stepping mares: j. w
i>hi&ht fine pair of brown mares
W also noticed a remarkably fine
pair owned by ID. +. Tillotson, OF
oxford, sir, | by Pathhnlcr, and Il
PAIR OF Black pennies attached to 4
carriage owned by J.. s. Peaslec
o. Bradford, very stylish turn ont.
9. Jones, of Bradford, also showed
fancy match, Kentucky Prince
beside his White mare. which at -
'racted considerable attention. X
Wallace. of NcwbuIy. had on the
grounds a fine pair OF Black horses
Ofthe Trot;ing horses, Black Jim
entered 10y O II. Densmore, of Chel
sea, sired by ID. McAlIiSter's Young
Oraco, and Starlight, the lIuckins
horse, bore off the highest purses
but there were some good horse,
which did not win first money!
Black Jim trotted the track in . 81
butas ii Is a little short seven sec
onds were added.
The show of
was not as large as usual, but the
animals were mostly of superior
merit. In the Jersey class, Chas
y. Manson, of Piermont, entered a
good two year old bull, j. L. Saw
yer, COW, "Creampot,' a remarkably
line calf by her side; VIM. Stevens,
west Falrlee, yearling bull brought
by DIR. j. III. Jones COW, and DIR. j.
il. Jones, a five months old calf, all
hrst-ratc animals. NJ. X. Chamber