The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-10-08
was a close one and was watched by quite
a large number of spectators
The following is the result OF the races

was close one and was watched by quite
large number Of spectators
The following is the result OF the races
STALLION RACE
s. ". Jones, ms. b, $. Ranger.
WI Morris, ms; bk :. Chiqueta. -
" Time me- ~. -. 9"io"u $50, TO- 500.
FoUR-YEAR-oLDs.
W. McCafin, ns. b. IN. Henry F................i
Time. ...............,.."...s:Ol. 100, 800.
TwoFoRrY RACE.
T. K T. K5yai9; ms rs pbyi She ridsn
7. II. Town, ms. b. m. Lra Bell.
90 hd Dsy ,I,a ms. b. m Jennie D,','..."
peSt unie'''''''' .ss...........ss.E4b
THEEEsiSuTE RACE.
$. ", ZONES, ms. br. n Brown Harry..........2
Frank Fclt us blk. IN. Daisy. ..................
G. il L9 MS b. n Bay ,iiiy..........
Best time..........,. .,.....................303
Among the premiums awarded were the
following; Stations, f. n. Spaulding of
Roxbury, X. Holden OF East Randolph, S.
II. Kent, Stevens 4 Hall of Warren, S. w.
Avery of Mortified, j. X. Lynde of Will
Jamestown, and Nathan Thayer of Warren;
brood mares and colts, John Mudgett OF
Brookfeld, Il. N. Spaulding of Roxbury,
Florence McCarty of Waitsfeld, Timothy
Blanchard of BroOkiield, Lawrence Murphy
of Moretown, o. o. Davis, f. S. Kimball,
and Stebbins & Richmond; driving horses,
julius Palmer of Waitsfield, Milton Martin
OF Williamstown; matched horses, G. b.
Evans of Moretown, w. w. Holden, John
Mudgett of Brookfed; Holstein cattle, f
s. Kimball, w. A. Farnham; Jersey cattle,
A. & f. A. Joslyn of Waitsfeld, Dan
Guild; grade cattle, Joseph Palmer of
Waitsheld, A. w. Peak, w. w. Holden, w.
a. Farnham of Royalton, v. S. Kimball, w.
II. Dunsmoor, Thomas Slade herd cattle,
A. & F. A. Joslyn of waitsfield; town
teams, oxen and steers, John Hopkins of
Mortified, S, j. Dyke, T.. G. Fisk, j. f.
Shepard of Royalton, w. II. Dunsmoor, A
Jerd of Braintree, $. Somerville of Dux-
bury; thoroughbred Cotswold sheep, G.. w
Flagg of Braintree, II. T. Clifford of Royal
tom Spanish merino sheep, w. o. Shaw, II
=. Abbott of Brookheld; swine, II. Il. Gift
ford of Royalton Fred Parker, w. A. Farm
ham of Royalton, James Morse; poultry, c.
G. Paine of Bethel, w. o. Shaw, w. A.
Farnham of Royalton, j. T.. Dole A. J.
Averill, l.. w. Avery, y. w. Chase,
George Tlden, Charles Clark, G. w
Webster of Roxbury, w. G.. Chatterton, III.
Allen of Brookfield; butter, George Bailey
of Northfield, /. A. Holton of Mortified
IL will be proper az the exhibits of butter
and cheese were entered by number and the
committee were entirely ignorant of the
makers, to state the facts. They accord
ingly made their award and all agreed as to
the merits of the butter offered for premium
NJ. o. Evans of Waterbury and A. b. Tewks-
bury of Randolph, had returned home, it
transpred that one package marked No
6, was exhibited by A. & f. A. Joslyn
of Waitsteld had been awarded first pre-
MUM being considered by the committee,
owing to the bunder in entering and num-
bering the same as exhibited by Mr.. Bailey.
As the committee could not again assemble,
not being present the next day, and as Mr..
Joslyn would not consent to another com
mittee being appointed to determine the
merits of his butter and Mr.. Baiey's one
OF the committee recommends the society
treat the matter of premiums as seems Just,
either by dividing the first premium or to
give to each full award Cheese, William
Gold Of Northtield A Holton of Northfield,
j. Mudgett; print butter, w. w. Holden,
Warren Huntington of Washington
Premiums were awarded upon many other
| miscellaneous exhibits, but lack of space
forbids further special mention.