The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-22
SALES Of nEeIsrzalp SHEEP.

Messrs g q l. Hendee, Pittsford, to
Messrs. Prime & Harrington, Brandon,
r b Nottingham q Son, Shoreham,
To ID + Van Vliet, Shelborne, eleven
ewes nom his own flock and four from
that OF ii w Jones, Shoreham.
Kent Wright, Shoreham, to b II Van
Vliet, Shelborne, five ewes.
Messrs Cherbino Il Williamson, Mid
dlebury, to Harris johnson, Ashland,
Ohio, one eve each from the fiocks Of
s l. Stevens, Orwell, H W Jones, Shore
ham, and 4 A Orchard 81 Son, Shore
ham, also one ram from their own flock !;
to Vim. Moore, Layman, Ohio, ten ewes
from the flock of Il A Orchard g. Son,
and one from that of d g Barbour,
Bridport; to James Reed, Layman,
Ohio, three ewes from the flock of Il
A Birchard & Son, and one from that
of II j Adams, West Haven; to David
Warner, Layman, Ohio, seven ewes
from the flock of e A Orchard & Son,
and two ewes and one ram from their
own; to G N Noble, Layman, Ohio, one
eve each from tho focks of James
Forbes, Jr., Shoreham, 4 A Birchard
& Son, and = l. Stevens, and also q
ram from their own flock.
Il B Massey, Middlebury, to Messrs
Twitchell & Hammond, Middlebury,
| four rams and nine ewes.
e b Kelsey, Whiting, to j G Holl-
man, Brownwood, Texas, three rams
from his own flock, two from that of
James e Parker, Whiting, and one
| from that of VIM. P Wright, whiting.
William G Wilson, Orwell, to G d
Bush, Orwell, thirty ewes; to w E
Peck, twelve rams.
B # Van Yliet, Shelborne, to o Sew
erance, Middiebury. thirtY-two rams
from the flock off b Mead, Randolph,
and to G ID Miner, Middlebury, forty
ewes from the same flock.
q d Miner, Middlebury, to Henry
Robinson, Brandon, Ohio, five rams
from the flock of j B Mead Ran
dolph. "a f
l. w Wooster, West Cornwall, to
Messrs Smith Il Houser, Marion, Ohio,
ten owes; to June Severance, Middle
bury, two rams.
AID Taylor, Romeo, Mich, to ] o &
A Allen, Almont, Mich, five ewes; to
Michigan State Agricultural College,
seven ewes from the flock of o II & Nj
o Bascom, Orwell, and three from that
of Lyman Clark, Jr., Addison.
Edison B Jewett, Bridport, to Samuel
Jewett, Independence, NO., four rams
from the flock V Kelsey, Whiting, and
five rams from his own flock.
Charles E Crane, Bridport, to Messrs
Smith, Houser q Sons, Marion, Ohio,
twelve rams. M 1 @
AIRS nj II Ellsuorth AT;.1dioh,,,,,
to Messrs Smith, Houser & Sons, Marion,
Ohio, twenty-five rams tfs
q II James, Cornwall, to Smith, Hou-
ser Il Sons, Marion, Ohio, twenty-six
ewes. -
c r Witherell, Cornwall, to j B
Cherblno, Middlebury, one-half interest
in twenty-six ewes bred by E A Birch
ard & Son, and one ram bred by II j
belong u Son, West Cornwall, and
twenty -four rams bred by E A Birchard
IL Son, Sh0reham; to w G Houser,
Marion. Ohio, twenty-one ewes bred
by w Fl Bingham, West Cornwall, and
one ram bred by j NJ Parker, Cornwall.
Messrs Williamson & Witherell
Cornwall, to w G Houser, Marion.
Ohio, eight rams bred by E A Blrchard
q Son, Shoreham.
j G McCulley & Son, Smithfield,
Ohio, to r T McCulley & Bro, Lee.
Summit, Mo-, one ewe'a and one ram; to
W T Dunlap, Cassvillc, Ohio, one
ram. =
Wood & Kennedy Mich, to M Bird,
Allen, Mich, one ram bred by OP Lee,
sMiddlebury, and one bred by Mrs. M J
Ellsworth, Middlebury, one from the
flock of o d Twitchell, Middlebury, one
from that of Cherbino Il Williamson,
Middlebury, one from that of W P Hall,
Pittsford, one from that of j B Mead,
Randolph, and two from that of d i
Holden, Pittsford.