Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-03

L. '''l"' vi h'''lii'ii i'i''he clsiiteen
eii'ii's 'i '"'s"''ids- 'hafieS w INTERIOR
tom oil Nhel'''rh has Ten pens oil '"'swolas-
Booth and Ladd Of Milton display some
NICE Long-w"oled sheep. > H. Weston makes
superior show OF both Long and short
wooded sheep and There are other eAhih-
hois'
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$50,
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exhibition ;s made bv fborlo, U;,,or,,o,,on,
of Shclhurp who SLo,,s no lao, ,ho, 1,o
varieties of onples includ;nc all tho standard
kinds II is doubtful however If ont,hinr
uaInpI hV fins Innlt iT,lx v-artotiar
There are nrobobIv NOT ovor tyrol1o L;nds Of
winter onnlce that can lac raised with much
nr,f, Mr. W;,terbo,,o,o sI,,,,., also o. -,
A. O. Hood of Winooski shows 40 varie-
ties of annles 3 of crabs and : Of pears nil
g H., lie. u;,,roao,,, IS a.
r-'''"' qi-'i''S LIS 'p,,'i ,o'i' Vi INV
st Lawrence apple and OF ''RamsdelIs
Sweet" are worthy of notice.
Il Tof, of co,,, p,rIiro,t,r s,,,rs 10
N'iie'icS vi iine s'aild"lu appies
Emeline Rood Of Colchester shows some
GOOD neachrs
a., $ g.. ID
A''''"s o.hrI eAnio'''rS VI iIui' are u ID.
Andrews OF Huntington, A +. Chaplin OF
Essex, G. b. Day of jericho and Annis
Thomson of Essex.
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i"''' '''''''t W p' 'Onsioei" pie nun
without any exhibitors card attached
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iicie WIS goou SHOW Oh CHEESE anu
lair display OF butter, generally without the
exhibitors names and which our reporter
o,,,so,,o,,,I,. oo,,Ii M, locate
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Mrs. l. IL. Nichols shows butter worked
into the form of flowers, with much care
and skill
The hnces.
Immediately after the address the four
years old race was called, in which
there were five starters with positions in the
order named Sarah B.. Black Diamond, Ira
Allen. MolIic CLARK and Vermont Ethan
First heat Sarah b.. Ira Allen and MoIlie
Clark went away in a bunch, with Vermont
Ethan fourth and Black Diamond way he
hind On the first turn Mollie Clark broke,
hut kept third position. Up the back side
Ira showed to the front, but on the second
turn NE Dfoke anu Saran resumed inc lcau,
Moiiie sun third and the other clear BACK
Down the stretch past the stand
Mollie went 10 the front in the first half The
last half was q very nrettv and even race he.
''''' nan was ''iS Pie.ty anu even ia.S pe
tween sarah Ii. ana Mollle on the outside,
bnt sarah t. came to the wire hrst, Mollie
second, Ira third and Ethan poor fourth
Diamond really out oil the race Time, 3O2.
second heat-ln tins heat 1t was close
race between Sarah and Mollle, they chang
ing positions in the first half, with Ira and
Ethan poor third and fourth respectively.
Up the back side and around the second turn
in the last half Sarah got on even terms with
Mollie and the race from there 10 the wire
was very close. Molie Clark winning the
heat Sarah Il. second, Ira third, Ethan
fourth. Time, 300.
Third heat-Mollic went away with the
lead and kept il to the finish Sarah was
close and Tapped on to her, fighting for the
lead from emf To end Ira Allen was Il good
third in this heat, and Ethan fourth. Time.
BOB
Fourth heat The word was given with
Sarah leading, hut on coming into the back
side Mollie took the lead and held it 10 the
wire; Sarah second, Ethan third and Ira
fourth, he acting very badly in this heat.
Time BOG
SUMMARY
! A. Williams L. M Nonie clark ai11
Jos Bacon, CHI m sarah B.. ............. / 2 .
\. B. Ashley, br. =. Ira Allen. .......... , !
T,5se MIMI VI ~ sef Ronl nanon, rsvvn
Time 3:Og. 500. so5. 500.
The 300 race for horses owned in the
county had five starters-Honest John.
Broker. Lucy. Leona and No Name who |
drew positions in the order named
first heat-Ionn went TO the front at the |
first turn with the rest in bunch. As they |
turned No Name" drew away from the |
rest and went up to John on the second turn,
but John made the clip too fast for the stran- |
ger and he left his feet and dropped back.
and John held his lead till up the back side, |
when the Stranger went for him again and |
this time captured him and beat him home
handily The other three were out of the
Name first, John second, Broker
third, Lucy fourth, Leona fifth. Time $50
At the conclusion of this heat J. A. Stone
Of Burlington protested No Name, claiming
lldt ne Coull NOT lfot unutr llal name unuer