The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-26
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1879.
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TUEFAIR.
The tbirtv-fiftb animal fair of the Adj
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closed last rriusy. Notwithstanding
the rainy weather il has been the best
mir that has bee,, be,d for several vcors
~ 80 800 " 'O' " 49, Ns
Inc Weatner rrluuy was all tnat cOulu
be desired; the crowd was large, the
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races were good the cider was sweet .
.ud avo.,t,,,d,, o,,oo.od A.. H. L., ,,r,a
humor. No accidents occurred 10 mar
the pleasure of the occasion, and all
agreed in saying that they never had
better time at q fair in Middlebury. The
officers of the society proved themselves
the right men in the right places, and
worked hard to please everybody. Our
thanks are rendered TO ID. w. Nash,
ESQ, the president, G.. NJ. Wilmarth,
Esq, the secretary, and to Darwin
Rider, Esq, for courtesies received
The following is report of the races
trotted.
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fAhMEhS kACE'
AT o,clock A NJ tho Taruers, frot
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came OH, Ior norses tnat never trotteu
for MONEY! EOur horses started. viz /.
John Rings Pilgrim, Charles Spauld-
ing's Diack morse, Geo. Hammond's
brown WAIKIKI, II. A. Goodrichs NO
name. Inc race was undressing ana
was won Dy cpauiuings Diack morse III
three s'ralght meats. Inc iollowlng is
the summary:
Farmers Purse, $so;-sl2 to first, IS to second,
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Rmg's Ps,sr; rOi ''''''''''''''.'''''''''5
Ha@mond's Waikiki. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 !
Goodrich'si No Name; .....'.'..............4
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THREE MINUTE RAGE
AT two O'Clock in the afternoon the
three minute race was called. For this
race there were four entries but only
three starters. Flora l.. and Lottie
trotteu well, ana the majority OF the
spectators were OF the opinion that Lot
tie could have won the race easily II the
driver had so wished. In fact 1t had
uecidedly "put up appearance. BELOW
Is the summary:
Three minute class,-rurse $50 s25 to first, SIS
s.'V V,', CIV " 'liru'
". +. smith, i. M M Flora ........... ....
Tim wiswali, b. 5. Timber Boy............s 3
'onn hings ., Pilgrim drawn
minutes.
FREE FOR ALL
A. ,ho ,,,,,s;o, oe,l. ,
,ha s.soo e., lii, ,'as on,i tnI N.Y., W.
.nos H., e. 80, s o on. ,...;.,
,ha ~ ' tn 1850 o c.. S M uu'Ins
20 49,, - W. ~, posi ' S' ~
SS,s;..I w., ,s. oooo. a'u S.op' 4,
tho first heat on tho second score . Ion o s
sio n'e' noo' VII liz sccohu scorc, ooc ..
,cauing, Da,i ciose second, otephen H..
tagging. Dan captured the pole on the
first quarter, and kent IL during the rest
of the heat, coming in about half a
length head, Joe 5. second, Stephen
L.. third; timo announced as Pap
Alter seven attempts at scoring they
were given the word ego for the Sec
ond heat. Joe S. took the pole from
Dan on the first quarter, and passed the
half mile first, Dan close second,
Stephen Il. third. The remainder of
the heat was trotted neck to neck by
Joe 3. and Dan, Joe 5. coming in half
length ahead, Dan second, Stephen L..
four lengths i'll the rear. The judges
gave the heat to Dan, Joe 5. being set
back to second position for running.
ni"o eNeh as z'4V' Aitcr SCORING elgIt
.'nes 'hey were sent OIL Ior lne tnlrd
heat. Joe s. took the pole from Dan
on the first quarter. and passed the half
mile llrst, Dan close second, Stephen
L. bringing nm the rear .Jne s kont
tho lead till the last quarter. when Dan
spurted and closed up the gap, and
came in ahead by neck, thus winning
summary: ' "'""''' '4V "c
Free for ar-..purse 900; $50 to first $50 to
second 80 to third.
A. L. sandesson, Rutland. b. Il. Joe s. , .
ST.. GooJel, Brandon. =. h. stepben T.. : > .
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po,u ,ho Lo... 80 a..
Deswceh the meats oi tne last race
n mile. FIR n silvor cun Tuocou,oe
tanta ,,,odo 81; up'
tanls hlaue their appearance, FRANK
Buckley and Sam DecOra, both of Mid
dlehurv RnckIev Won n < nv ~
ueouiy' buckley won III Quo. Inc
c'ne' was uash VI quarter Oh lnlle
Sam Decora, Peter Donnellv. Ollev
Comstock and Jr, Mn Doooro go
;h s.osA anu ira MI, Decora came
The following is list of nrem;ums
awarded which we did not nrhl;sh ios,
~ "AiSH We ehu NV punish iuSt
week:
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S.Aoe '-hoi fhh' CHEESE AND HONEY.
n Jewett, weybridge,. 8; G. c. Cady, Middle
bury. 2; G; L; Branch, Middlebury, /. 100 lbs
cheese, %. 7. Mead, Salisbury, g. 10 lbs honey
A. T. Nahum, Bristol, .; l.. o. Thompson, Wei.
bridge, j.
cr.ss 1o-pp,,r
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oparieues apples. u =. Cady. Middlebury, 50;
'moaIunan, Middleoury, l. varieties pears,
r. Jewett. MeyDridge, 2; I. Boardman,
Middieoury. L. ovarieties plums, w. 4. Green,
essagennes. J. Boardman, MiddlesuIy, J.. 5ya-
s. i sIaPSs, ". T. ITeen, Nergennes. 2; +. Bat
tell, nludieDury Largest and best display
named ysreues apples, o. II. Mead, Salisbury, 2;