Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
BURLINGTON. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER y. 1854.

geese and pckn ducks Jones 4 Rus
sell of South Burlington have Bronze tur-
keys and BIamah fowls. \. ~ Davis of
exhibits lcghorns and Ply
mouth Rocks, and the same breeds a~
shown by W. G. Kingsley of Woodstock.
j. f. p. Wright of this city has large
display of games and bantams
There were few additions to the en-
tries in this department, yesterday. y
fine dark bay stallion, one year old, was
shown by G. a. Smith, NergenneS.
"Black Ben Il notable black stallion, ON
year old, was exhibited by Leonard Fish
Ira l.. X. Joslyn. Waitsfield, exhibited the
stallion phil sheridan, Jr' the one year
old stallion, "Rutherford,' and stallion
"Ruthcrford 1864" all very superior rep
of their class. A fine, large
and well matched pair of work horses was
shown by G. II. and +. u. Weed, Hines
burgh f. l. Spencer, Marshiicld, exhibit
ed pair of black matched horses, very
handsome and much admired. l.. Il.
Juslvn. WaitSicld, exhibited Il fOllr-year-
gcldng and iilly, bay cOlOred, very hand
some and well bred animals.
Some notable new entries were made in
Reynolds of Burlington exhibited herd
of nine shorthorms, large, finely formed
cattle headed by one Of the finest short
horn bulls in New England. This herd
attracted Il great deal of attention. Mr..
Reynolds also exhibited IA mlch grade
COW and WO-ycar-Old hciter of excellent
quality. &. X. Page. MOrriSville, had ON
exhibition il fine two-Year-Old shorthUrn
bull, and Il shurthorn bull calf, and q. f..
Reynolds. South Burlington, showed
some superior ShorthOln hciierS, two
years old. y milch COW, bull calf and
two-ycar-old hcifcr were also shown by
Mr.. Reynolds, W. :. Freeman. Rich
moud. exhibited Il splendid pair of work
ing oxen, four years old.
This department is we'll filled, but tn,
swine were suffering intensely from the
heat yesterday. their pens being in the
hottest part of the grounds, and did moi
show toAs good advantage aS they other
wise would. The largest exhibitor wa,
Mr. j. W. Leonard. Barre. who showed ;
superior herd of thirtv-tVe Berkshire and
White Chester hogs and pigS-onc of the
| largest and finest exhibits of swine ever
made in the State. The herd was in cN
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| hnnr \ hI,rl ,nI white bnoI. six ,uunth,
old was exhibited by W. \. Farnhan
| R"Nalton. :. y. Carleton, MarNhntid
SSnoNti il 'N,rli'nt H'' u VI w Ey;nnI ar,'
| Liy, N1nItI,.Ii"r .xLiIitnJ t,yn viii,
| hmn,.. ~ 'm,nntb. nnL ana ,nnr nIJ rn
un"rti,.I, ~nrv rhnirn ntin,nis T,y,
.p,,,. ,,.iti .ncl.i,n,, ,,i,,s were nvhiLitnd Il,
II !, ,i'L,,,', i;oinr.i7LmraG ,.n,.,, hnri
.nmn Iittnr. hnrd nf 6lnodrd palm,
Chin, sv,inr Nns rvhibitrd hy / NJ
| IIninn.. Gnru,,tinlL ;rbn lord incIudr,
| liza iinudnd' LinCl, nnd ,yhitn sn,v II C'Inir'
,I,d ,Ln cni,,hr,tnd hi,rk hn,r ,,S,nihn
| q e. and II II pnlmcr Charlotte
,L,,,..,d 81 ,i,'. bnrI nf Thnlt,rs and Nr
Er,T nrn, nn,Iin,,tm,, nybiiitnJ thrn
nrns of y,ifn and c1lorrd swine inrlud
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| The Races.
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| l.,. .,ft.rr,,u and thn Attendance lnrrq
and the Grand stand was well filled will
','.,.,n,,1. Thc iudrn. wnrn EIwnr,
Ellis, ESQ. of Schenectady, !. y. North o
9horeha'n ANA li'rocr' hr"'hcr" '' ~
| AlbuuS The races ON the prOgramm
| ,vnrn thn thrrn ninutp and 1.3O classr-
| ,tt.,,, ,i,,,o'tl,. ir1,,o., do,I,rod IN
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threc minute race OH because .it owner
of the ten horses entered wished the elias
ldividcd. and refused to trOt in any othe
way As the MANAGERS had agreed I
""! ,,.'o','-1i,ia,, t,,,t f.,,,,.,,,
ulN"lt ohlN Oh '''c '"'!'''''," '''"' io,' ''V
should start they refused to DIVIDE TN
class, but flnallN compromised by dl\lulh
the purse lS Well me hrst hNe Hl Il'
started with LARA bclle al the p"le' Ut
. pstart quickly TOOK tne ltld ana hcld !
although h4rd pressed by Joe '' ON III
last half VINO was unable however
oNerlake ne chcStnt'' WIN lioWH'i
, Ter thnm distnncrd In the second he;
| pStart again went up to the head VII
/ | the others in the same order rs betOr
maintaining it to the close. Thethrd hei
| ,r,. h.t nr I ham the ot hers hut still II
""n i !, III LIZ avn ,,.n, wth ,,n,
H'"l nav II 90 IL " - iiI!i -,
Spurt between Joe ana howard i"r HtcuI
place. fOllpNlllE Is Il SUMMARY Oh III
IdiviSiun of the class:
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! summary "''
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