Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-10-05
bradford Fair.

weather was showery on Tuesday anC
looked threatening Wednesday morning
with heavy shower in the afternoon.
The entries of stock was very fair
not up to what we have seen there il
other years. In cattle, the Jerseys wer'
the most numerous. H w. Keyes bad
his herd, twelve animals, which we de
scribed at the state fair. NJ. T. Quimby
West Fairlee. showed seven head; f. P
81. W. Bliss, four entries. w. w. Hood
Topsham, and John Wiley also showed
animals in this class. In Devons the show
was small. Samuel futile, Newbury, hat
handsome hull and two heifers. N. N
Kimball, West Fairlee. had some gooC
looking stock, but as it WAS not registered
it was not allowed to compete in this class
In the Durham class exhibits we're made
as follows: D. c. White, Topsham. thre'
COWS, two heifers. one bull; w. V. Hood
Topsham, pair steers; Fl. w. Reyes
Newbury. bull calf; Geo. w. Chamberlin
South Newbury. three entries; F. R
Cha mberlin, Bradford, one entry.
Mich COWS were entered by F. r
Chsmberlin. two head; j. ii. Jones and
J. G. Stevens, one each.
TOWN TEAMS.
johnson Golden, Bradford; D. S. john
son, Newbury.
STEERS.
G. W. Carlton. West Newhury, one pair
steers, two years old. one pair steers, one
year old; Charlie Johnson, Bradford. one
pair steers, one year old; NJ. T. QuimbY
West Fairlee, one pair steers. one yearo d.
Henry Metcalf East Corinth, one p.ir
steer calves; P. X. Robinson, West Fair
lee, one pair steers, three years old, one
pair steers. three years old, and one pair
steers, two years old; W, " Hood. Tops
ham, one pair steers, one year old; Ira
Low. Bradford, one pair, three years old.
SHEEP.
In the class of Spanish Merinos j w
Stevens, East Corinlh. exhibited six pens
H. F. Wilcox, North Thetford, three pens
A. F. Johnson, Bradford, one pen; o. B
Rogers, West Newbury, two pens; W. G
Carleton & Son, Newbury, four pens.
In the class of Cotswold Chas. Magoon
Orange. exhibited seven pens; II. W
Keyes, Newbury, five pens; T. w. Smith
South Ryegate, three pens.
In the class of grades Charles Magoon
Orange, exhibited nine pens; II. w. Carrie
ton. Newbury. two pens; A. b. Wilcox
North Thetford, two pens; T, W. Smith
South Ryegate, one pen.
HORSEs--STALLIONs.
| G. M. Huckins. East Corinth, one stall
ion, Boston Boy; E. j. Lbbcy, Bradford
one colt, two years old; VIM. M. New
man, one stallion, six years old; VIM
McDougall, Tunbridge one stallion, si1
years old, and one four years old e c
Childs, Hanover, one stallion, four year
OLD; E. S. Carpenter, Corinth, one stallion
four years old; Fred Smith, Chelsea, on
colt, three years old; Nj. NJ. Miller, Yves
Fairlee, one stallion, three yeals old
Fred Smith, Chelsea, Jet, seven years old
J. H. Peters, Bradford. one stallion, eleve,
years old, and one four years old on exhi
bition; L. R Bradbury, Washington. on
stallion, five years old; S. S. Houghton
Oxford, George Wilkes, Jr., ten years oil
and one colt three years old.
BROOD MARES.
M. V. B. Hatch, West Fairlee; j.
Peckett.Jr Bradford; Charles A. Granger
Bradford; A. /. Fabyan. Bradford, S. S
Houghton, Oxford.
COLTS.
M. V. B. Hatch, West Fairlee, one col
three yeaes old and one two years old; A
F. johnson, Bradford. colt three year
old; N. S. Bailey, Haverhill, one colt tw
years old; B. F. Chamberlain, Bradford
one colt Two years old; S. S. Houghton
Oxford, one colt two years old and on
three years old; N. Worthley, Ea>
Corinth, one colt four years old; E. Lib
hey, Piermont, one colt three years old
G. A Manson, Piermont, one colt fou
years old; Ed. Underhill, Piermout, on
colt four years old; j d. Martin, Pier
mont. one colt two years old; A. D. Moore
West Fairlee. one colt three years old; B
S. Sleeper, Corinth. one colt two year
old; j. johnson & Son, Bradford, one col
three years old and one two years old.
| DRAFT HORSES.
J. B. Pickett, Bradford.
MATCHED HORSES.
l. L. Church, West Fairlee; Ed. I'm
derhill, Piermont; E. E. johnson, Brad
ford; John Gilbert, East Corinth; Fran
Chandler, Piermont; L. E. & r. l.. Risley
Piermont.
GENTS DRIVING HORSES.
c. NJ. Seaver, Willamstown; L. !.
Church, West Fairlee; f. j. Libbcy, J. B
Hay, R. q. Martin and Abbe G. Bliss, al
of Bradford; j. B. Nelson, South Ryegate
FAT CATTLE.
J. L. Wilson, Bradford. one yoke oxen
| w. W. Brock, one yoke oxen.
WORKING OXEN.
Il George w. Chamberlain, South New
bury; J. Golden, j. J. johnson & Son
A F. Johnson, E. c. Durgin and B.
Chamberlain, all of Bradford.
TRoTs.
The following is list of the purse
awarded:
Purse No. ii. K. Lyude. Williams
town, $50; s. S. Houghton, Oxford, Sl5
H. R Martin, William ,town. $40.
Purse No. PC. NJ. Huckins, East Coz
NTH. 500; S. S. Houghton, Oxford, Sl5
} T. X. Moxley, Tunbridge, $40.
4 Purse No. 3-M. 7. Quimby, Yves
Fairlee. 500: S. S. Houghton, Oxford, $15
T. X. Monkey, Tunbridge, $40; w. Il
Martin and A. W. Peters, Bradford, $5.
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