Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-06

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Sept %. Trotting for purse Of $1G5, t
horses that never trotted better than $50
800 to first, $40, second, 500 to third:
II. o. Peabody, b m Maggie, 22ll
$. W. Jonas, Little Joker, II22
J. +. Gibson, Anna, 1888
ii. w. Lincoln, Chestnut BILLY, 344d
Time I'D; 2l5h ;a4j4; 2dS&; 247b;
S.37 Race. day, purse +1G5, ope
to horses that never beat 2.S7-s$l0O to first
345 to second, $50 to third;
NJ. w. Perkins, Red Rock, 1892
ii. w. Lincoln, Night Hawk l23
y. II. Danlorih, Clifford, oil
Time :-2A12i; 2i3la; 2.ij4; 2.IG.
PRENIIUMES AWARDED
MECHANICAL AND MISCELLANEOUs- b
II IL Grain, straw cutter 5Oc French Car
rage Company sdeboard and road wagon
81, extension phaeton, 81, scighS, ST. W
Bailey, grain cleaner, SOC; II Parker
Granite State mower, 81 Robbins & Marsh
reversible plows 81, land side pillow soc;
Il ID Pierce, reversible plow, 81; Robbins
4 Marsh, harrows, SOC, DOty washer 2jc
Universal wringer csc: j } Miner, OK woke,
25c; Wheeler & Wilson, WrngcrS, $3.50;
VIM. Miller & Son, cooF stove 81, wood
parl0r stove 50C ranges 81, coal heater zoe,
pocket stove 25C. copper Kettle Pc; Geo
| w HOadley, cook stove lOc, range Acc. par
or cook stove SOC, parlOr stove 40c; Oscar
Spaulding, calf skins, 81; Leonard McIn
tire, inlaid tables, four work boxes, one
checker board, 81; Geo A Hall, one easy
chair, camp chair, one work table, centre
table, So; r Coblcigh, sleeping coaches
child's cabs, child'S sleds, toy seds, 81;
NJ II Brush, gilt edge milk pan and cooler,
So; Robbins & Marsh, show board of as
Sortment Of hardware, case tools, plows
saws, roll of betting, 49,
FLORAL. HALL. -Abbie Sargent, oil paint
ing, 50; MIS-. John L French, oil painting,
81; Estclle Adams, worsted scarf 5Oc;
Mrs Hiram Bodies, worsLed scarf, 2jc;
Susie Fullerton,algha soc; w II II Cram,
selection OF plants, $l.50; Mrs. Thoma,
Williams, selection of plants, 5Oc; Mary p
Fuller one piece checked flannel, 81; Mrs
Hugh Henry embroidered tlannel 81; Mrs.
Alvin Earl, rag carpet 81; Mrs II A Barns,
rag carpet, soc; Mrs Is + Wymau, paper
boquet, SOC; Mrs Josiah Jefts, mottos. SOC;
Elise Bu!dwins, mottoS, 25c; Mrs Geo l.
Fletcher, silk he'd quilt, 81; Mrs Martin
Mcintyre, silk bed quilt, 100; Mrs Emily
o. Pierce, bed quilt SOC; Mrs. }. l.. French.
bed quilt, SOC; Frank Leonard, basket
everlasting flowers, 2jC; Mrs G o Lock,
autumn wreath, Csc; Mrs q O Lock, crayun>,
2jc; Mrs MyrOn ID Batchelder, rug, 81;
Mrs L II Whitmore, rug. 5Oc; Louis Fam
derS, hand scroll work, SOC; Mrs VI ID Whit.
man, wax cross, 7jc; Carrie Sawyer, toilet
mat ana watch case, 2jc; Nellie NJ Dorant,
toilet set 25c; Ella ID Rounds, one chair
seat, 25c; lisa Wood, one tidy, 25c Patrick
Pagan, one knife box, 2jc; Mrs W G Will
liums. tidys, 75c; Isa Folsom, wall basket
and toilet set, Csc; Lila Clay, scrap bag,
2jc; Mrs Lyman woodward scrap BAG, 2jc;
Susie johnson, needle book and hanging
pocket, 25; Julia Muzzy, hanging basket,
5Oc; NJ ID Batchelder, toilet set, PC; Mrs
Stannard, tldys and table cloths, 81:
Addic Cobleigh. carriage robe, 5Oc; Della
Sherwin, one tidy, 25c Mrs NJ c Pcrham.
travelling bag 25c; Mrs Frank Hadley,
camp Chair, soc; Mrs Geo L Fletcher, camp
chair, and sofa, so; Mrs Daniel Chandler
rug 25c; Mrs P Il Holt, rug, 2jc; Mrs
VIM w Martin, | rug, 25c; Mrs l. Eo!les, |
rag carpet 25c; Mrs W G Williams, rag car
pet, 25c; Mrs Il L Sawyer, rag carpets,
soc; Lena StOodly, bed quilt soc; Mrs G
o Lock, do SOC; Mrs Fannie SacOrmar, do,
SOC; Mrs Lucinda Fletcher, do, soc; Clara
Barnes, do, SOC; Carrie Sawyer, do, 5Oc;
Mrs G o Lock, braided rug, 25c; Chas "
Stewart, E>tey Organ, $l.5O; a a Mcguire, !
S . american orSah' 81 W ii opham,
New England organ, 81 do, Weed sewing
machine, 81 so; A " Iarbel AFT, American
sewing hiachlhc, ~ Y Stewart, Blcklord
knitting machine company, 81; a G Gould, |
Hickey knitting machine, 75c.
oIoCk hoRSES'-best stallion years and
oyer, V ADAMS, % "a butIer ana White
fe'ch'll'e % oesC Drood mare ara coIt,C W
narrow +; "a " howard, :;
DRIVING HolsES'-best driVln2 morse sin
sie' oouDle ana all WORK, a ID Fletcher, II
"a j Il Fisher, :.
EAR OLD lOLTS-best ge!dng, L
REID, .: ~ u ID Barton, l.5O; best year
old' w Harlow, Z; best yearing,E b Cut
ler' z; pest pair work horses, Cram \ |
Smith, 4; I'd Jas Horton, 2; best 3 year old |
stallion, McCoy,2; best ycaring stallion,
Il Cutter, 81.
BULLS AND CoWs.-Best year old bull, |
Chas Henry, 4; best bull calf, j z Adams,2; |
"a to do, |; best ) year old COW, Chas Hen
Iy,4 "a to N. Clark, 2; best ycarling |
heter } Beard, 2; I'd W Moore, |; best
heller calf Chas Henry, 2; I'd 10 do, ];
Work OXEN.-Best pair, o Sawyer. /
I'd A Davis, 2.
Town TEANIs.-BcSt ten yoke, Cluster, 10.
STEER CALVES. best pair . year o!dS j
Q Adams, 3; yrs, ChaS Henry, 5; "a A " |
Moore 3; best pair two year Odds, a w
Moore, ); I'd best } A Beard, q best ycarl-
ngs TO do. 2.
BEEF CATTLE.-Best fat COW, Mrs. +. L.
Fullerton, 2.
SHEEP. BEST long wool buck, Southdo
NJ Cory, Westminster, 4; ~ =, TO do, Sd
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