Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-09-03

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Fine, ? 40, IS, 2;3s, > Al.
|rhere were four starters in the free-for-
namely, Earl, CHI. e., entered by
ban Utton, Morrisville; Clara NJ, b. M,
Imer Brewster, Morrisville; Frank
mbert, b. g, Kent Wright, Shoreham
jhn s., b. G., F. II. Winch, Middlebury'
/ ri drew the pole and the others posi-
ms i'm the order named. Clara Nj. was
easy winner in straight heats. Fol
Wing is the
SUMMARY.
IppLEBuRy, VT, Sept. ,, 1ss6.-Free-torall
e-Purse sl5e; as to first, $50 to second
to third.
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observation-disclosures. '''''.''''''.'''' .
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1Thus closed the fair and every one
| mt home satisfied.
The Bristol and Lincoln cornet bands
fnished an abundance of excellent
J. sic on Wednesday and Thursday.
he secretaries had so much work to
that the premium list is not ready for
Iblication and we are obliged to defer 1t
next week. Following is some ac-
Init of
THE EXHIBITS.
dttle-In this department one OF the
Iyest exhibits of fine stock was made
Mr.. II. b. Hammond of the Cream
stock farm. Shoreham, whose Hol-
Inns attracted much attention. The
} d is headed by the bull Indian Chief
l2S5, which is a model animal and
tghs $3.50 lbs. Besides him Mr.. Ham
| nd showed a yearling bull, Allan-a-
e, five cows. three yearling heifers,
ec heifer and one bull calves. MeSsrs.
Ii L. L. Moore of Shoreham, whose
| d of Shorthorns is second to none in
mont, had on the grounds the bulls
| Id Darlington of Vermont, four years
Duke of Winchester, two years OLD ::
bull calves, the COW Empress H., sew
COWS. two and one-year-olds and a
&c of four-year-oldo oxen. Mr.. f. \. Bis
: Galloways were much noticed.
are were two three-Vear-Old heifers
ich he bought of James Cunningham u
of Dalbcattie, Scotland, and three
= err full-bloods and five grades. Mr.. Bis
: is the only herd of these cattle in New
rland. Z. f. Stickney of Shoreham
wed fine Durham bull one year old.
rest of the exhibits in this line were
client in quality, but we cannot do
re in the space at our command thah
hilton the exhibitors and what they
on the grounds NJ. \. Johnson.
vbridge. two hcifer calves. one two
r-old bull-grade IIolsteins: +. n.
sell. one pair steer calves. two COWS,
heifers. three calves; II. c. Sessions,
1t Middlebury, two pairs two-year-
steers. pair oxen seven years ola and
hir of well-broken steer calves; j. U.
Ellington, Middlebury, one Jersey heif-
half, five dairy COWS; l.. j. Gorham,
ldlebury, grade COW; Drake Il Child,
ybridge, one heifer. five dairy COWS,
grade Durham COW: W. Il. Phelps,
yearling bull: II. G. Wheeler, Mid
bury, grade heifer; III. l.. Branch,
grade calves; Edward Tulley, Corn
i. lIolstein bull. North Hebron; l..
Frost d Son, BridpoIt, four cows,
calf and two-year-old bull-all Hol-
3ns: F. Burge Il Son, Shoreham, three
sey bulls, one Jersey heifer, one Jer-
COW, four grade Jerseys; {. d.
Sld. Middlebury, Jersey bull, Fly:
ID. Parmclee, Middlebury, two jersey
fer calves: George c. Chapman, Mid
bury, Jersey bull and Jersey bull calf
A. Fletcher, Middlebury, liolsteir
calf: Philip Battell, Middlebury
T. Jersey calves; John W. Stewart
ldlebury, one Jersey heifer, one Jer
COW; W. f. Clark, Ferrisburgh, pail
Ring steers, pair twO-year-old steers
w. Spaulding, Cornwall, pair steers
nc Seeley, Middlebury, pair oxen; NJ
Parmelee, Middlebury, Durham calf
A. Seeley, Middlebury, bull calf.
forSes.-In matched and single drivers
entries We're numerous. Matched
rs were shown by A. a. Fletcher OF
ldlebury, O. p. Lee of Middlebury, r
Foote & Son of Cornwall, O. ii. Fish
IF Addison, VIM. Curtis of Middlebury
w. Spaulding of Cornwall, j. II
hague & Son of Waltham, NJ. Wallace
Panton. The exhibitors of single
fers We're Clarence Sturdevant of New
Een, George G.. Chapman of Middle
~, Andrew Balm of New Haven, JOIN
tx of Salisbury; G. NJ. Remele, FREQ
ne, NJ. \. Munroe, W. c. Danyew o
ldlebury; +. 5. Wright of Weybridge
b. Tulley of Salisbury, X. Grimes o.
preham. The stations were JOSEPH
tells Motion and Rocky Mountain
h get of the former; Jesse Lambert
ned j. c. Sollace of Bridport; Archy
ned by Darwin Rider, Middlebury
others, not named, shown by II. c