The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05
DEvoNs.

Heifer two years Ode p. Morrison,
first premium.
Hcifer one year old and heifer calr-C.
p. Morrison, first premium.
Calf one year old-C. =. Morrison, first
premium.
WORKING OXEN.
s. and H. +. Brcvoort, first premium
TWO YEAR Old STEERS
Geo. A. Alden, first premium.
YEARIINo STEERS.
G. p. Morrison, first premium.
PEN OF TEN COWS.
L. L. Wright, first premium; G.. p. Nor
rison. second do.
Mcfino Bucks over two years old
Cherblno IL Williamson, first premium
c. y. Lane, second do
One year old.-H. C. Burwcll fist pre-
MUM G.. II. Hail. second do.
BUCK LAMBS.
Louis Bassett, first premium Chcibino
X Williams. second do.
EWES.
Two years od.-Cherbino X Williams,
on first and second premiums.
One year old. -Cherbino & Williams,
| vi HiSi liItllltll
EVE LAMBS.
Cherbino & williams, ON first premium;
It0lin Lane, second do.
POULTRY.
Largest and hest tisplay.-1hos. Fitch,
first premium.
: Spanish Fowls Reuben Smith, first
premium.
Common Turkeys-H l. Branch, frs,
premium.
Bronze Turkeys C. b. Grovenor, first
premium.
f Brown Ducks --Thos. Fitch. first prem
ium.
VEGETABLES.
Cnarles nno, for best five squashcs, first
= premium
$ Charles Enos for best bushrl potatoes,
Y first premium
E Henry Robbins, best display of parsnips
AMI early bccs. fir premium.
IS G. d. Lane. best display winter bce,s,
e first premium.
IS E. II. Wooster, best six heads lettuce,
-. first premium.
y II. l.. Branch, hest peck tomatoes. frs,
IL premium
le j. Remington, bes, bushcl rye, first prem
ID ium.
. WAGONS AND sLEIGns.
s. NJ. Day. best two-horse buggy, frs
% premium.
TX oNE-HoRsE BUGeY.
Id L. Hope < Son, first premium: y. /.
V. Stevens, second premium
st rwo.HoRsr SLEIGH.
Of +. j. Omsjead, first premium.
he FARM wAGoS.
he L. J. OIms,cad. fist premium
I'd BEST CUTTER.
er l.. Hope & son, first premium.
st FARM SLEIGH.
en- Z. j. Olmstead, first premium.
It, BEST TOP BUGGY AND SKELETON
I'm l.. Hope & son. first premium
ry BUTTER.
on G. ]. Branch. first premium; F i
lie Williams second premium
az CHEESE
of f. Il. Douglass, first premium.
mn HONEY.
le- j. L. Game, first premium; a. {
~, Hooker, second premium.
.ry MAPLE SUGAR.
~ p. Go,c. first premium.
ii, MisCELLANEol ).
T. Kid,ler. best single harness.
go STATIONS.
J.. Four ,eus old and oyer-Oltver Eros
first premium.
On, Three yeals oll-Frant Moore. first pr
at MUM y. c. Barbour. second premium.
,ph One year old-H c. Burwell. first p!
fIa MUM II. b. Wright, second premium.
Al the conclusion of the exhibition
-, matched teams the race for the society
premium for $50, best three in five W
r., called, the money to be divided as follow
$50 to first, slj TO second, and so to thir
~; At the time the race was called at lea
od 800 people were on the grounds, a lar
o,- proportion of which were ladies, the graz
stand beng nearly filled by them alol.e.
o., 1t was generally understood that the [
tries were pretty evenly matched and I'll
it would be closely contested, and consid,
.,' ing the state Of the track, which in its bt
condition is one of the poorest in the sta
A.. pretty good time was made, and all appe:
a, ed to be satisfied when it was closed
r.. For this race there were five entries. b
only fou, appeared to contest for the pun
II. who drew positions in the order named !
al. low, the last one being drawn
mon II. 7. Rolfc, IN, Shelburn Maid.
w. y. Stewart, g, Sleepy David.
eral Jas. McCabe, 6, Gen. Sherman.
had ". =. Bralsted, b IN, llnnie Case.
has A. H. Bailey, NJ, Gold Dust
for The following were the judges A
If Harris, Shoreham Fred Hopper, Br
fact port j. w. Gray, New York.
nels FIRST HEAT.
hes After six attempts to score the word
four was finally given. Shelburn Maid bel
about one-half length ahead OF Slice
'any David, Gen. Sherman and Linnic G,
ma trailing behind nearly even The Nj
arge soon took Il c lead and just before /
j. Iquarlcr mile was made, Gen. Shermal a
the David left their feet and Linne took St
very ond position At the half mile, which "
used made in 2ll, the Mid was about T.
lengths in advance of Linnic, David a
have General being some distance in the re
S in After passing the three-quarter the Gene
in and Linne hal quite brush for post.
Of second, but it was retained by LIN
lions who came in about one length behind
ngle Maid, who won the heat, the General III
cred and Sleepy David fourth. Time, . 49,.
SECOND HEAT.
tbs, y" '''e 'out'h attempt 10 score the We
lore- s''N'' '"e 'e'e''', H,na'e ana Mi
having very even send off, David tr,
,.,.o Inc At the quarter, Lnnic had the lead a