Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09
RUTLAND COUNTY FAIR.
CLOSE OF THE TWENTY
ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Full and Correct List of Animals
and Articles Exhibited.
T II E R 4 @ I " G.
Kitty Thorn Wins lhc County
Purse.
FULL. LIST OF rHE PREMIUMS
AWARDED.

session, It's JW6nJy-clgntu dnHu HudI 1dh' =
The exhibition, so far as entries was
concerned, was respectable, but as to at
tendance it has been a failure. The fair {
coming so soon after the State fair, the
absorbing interest in court, and other
matters had, probably, depressing ,
effect upon the attendance at the fair.
The officers of the society have per
formed their duty faithfully. 1t was
necessary, we learn, so that there be no
question about the title TO the grounds
owned by the society, that a fair be
held this year. 1t seems that in taking
deed of the property it was provided
as one of the conditions Of the sale that
the society should hold fair annually
Had it not been for this, we are in
formed, that in view of holding the
State fair in Rutland, the fair of this
society would have been omitted this
year. The society has probably lost
several hundred dollars by this fair.
The displays of yesterday were some
what better than on the day before,
several additions having been made in
the various departments.
One of the best features of the day
was the presence of the well known
Sherman Cornet Band of Winooski,
whose strains of excellent music did
much to pass away many of the drag
ging hours.
The address by DR.. Boynton was an
able one, and should have been listened |
to by more people.
The race in the forenoon was good |
| one.
A full report OF entries, award Of pre-
miums, and the race win be found in
our Balumns this morning.
The following was the
List os Entries.
VEGETABLES.
HN Morgan, Castlcton, : varieties of
potatoes, varieties squashes, / peck
orange carrots, / peck beets, strings OF
sweet corn, rice, pop corn, prolific red
top corn, half bushel German'sweet tur-
nips.
Henry Webb, Clarendon, 6 varieties
of potatoes.
J II Lincoln, Rutland, : varieties OF
potatoes, one-half bushels Of turnips.
J S Holden, Clarendon, 12 melons,
squashes, varieties of garden beans,
one-half bushel of turnips
p uou Il varieties Of notatoes. >
or;otios - of t,,rnirs . varieties of SQUASH.
lo.', ,,.a,,, ,,o.;at,, of cel,orv
val '.''''S ~ ',-1.. '-,.'l,' ''''
variety t ,r.I "l p'l,p',S' 1,,,,r.u5 sanosh &
=, ilalIS , -nuss59' 9sI q ,.nr;at;as natators &
aonh T,rIish and German tnrnins, va
ripties corn. : varieties beans, / varieties
beets.
Stephen Clemons, 10 varieties pota-
toes, 3 varieties squash, oDe-quarter
bushel turnips 6 citrons.
) Harry Mussey, peck onions, pump
Kins
II Button, marrowfat squash, 1 va
riety potatoes.
Peleg A Eddy, 4 string seed corn.
Enoch Ives, one-quarter bushel Early
! Rose potatoes, and 3 pumpkins.
: A NJ Hilliard, one-quarter oushei luT-
nips, pumpkins
HR Cleft, string red popcorn,
y 1rnpQEC
e HOk0ho'
; STOCK HoRSES-lSI CLASS
r Iobp Potter Clarendon. / stock
o ,,o1a
= AoLse' .c, u.ou;a,,
. " y DuIiel' i.oi"'u'
year old, ETHAN Allen"
r A. w. Aldrch, Shrewsbury, stocR
?. horse wear old, Morgan Chief"
h C,,ar1os IT GLEASON Clarendon.
CharieS II 0ie"so,'' Oi'' '"''''-''
stock morse, year oiu'
STOCK HoRsEs-2D GLASS.
a4,I1;or, . ,,oor OH
Is u heiley' l S'@,.lon' . yea, I',''
: 1a.l,,4,1 o+ol1;o,
e roId
,r J'I|' :, T-,.a.,, p;++.fand st,l1;or
v L ESSies'oH' i''''''N'' ''''''0'
" year old.
d J S Chadburn, l stallion, 6 year old
D oetar Fish Ira stallion. 4 yea
re old
st oo D .,,,;an . ,,oor o,1
IS AhoIe" olly' ''a'iioli' . va
le MATCHED HORSES.
1r AA Greene, Rutland, l pair matche
n horsos
Ill KELLEY. Rutland, l pair matche
$, norees ~ i>'''
Te Tobn Potter Clarendon. pair matche
ut ooIts Hoi'ii l 0''N''
~ u 1rptoon nair matched horses
Sc IT nonforth I nair patcbed horse:
Id Moses b Brown, Clarendon, / pa
p matcbed J6 horses. '
Sc p Thornton. CastletOp, / pai