Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-09-14

DNSbE Athtiti n . ~
s.. G.. Tisdale, East Middlebury, l
Best specimen fret saw work, LIST,
Mrs. NJ. Depoutee, New Haven, l
Best Kensington painting, LIST, Mrs.
F. B.. Sumner, Bristol, l
CLASS w. FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
Largest and best collection of flow
ers and plants, LIST, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, Middlebury, 6
I'd, Mrs. M. Depoutee, New Haven, 3
Best collection dahlias, 1st, Miss
Mary Gee, Middlebury, SOC
Best collection asters, LIST, Mrs. j.
Tucker, Middlebury, SOC
I'd, Mrs. M. Depoutee, New Haven, Zoe
Best collection pansies, LIST, Mrs. NJ.
Depoutee, New Haven, soc
I'd, Mrs. Tucker, Middlebury, 25c
Best collection phlox, LIST, Mrs. NJ.
Depoutee, New Haven, SOC
I'd, Mrs. J. Tucker, Middlebury, 25c
Best floral design, LIST, Mrs. j. Tuck
er, Middlebury, 2
I'd, Miss Mary Gee, l
Best parlor boquet, Miss Mary Gee,
1st, 2
I'd, Mrs. j. Tucker, Middlebury, l
Best pair hand boquets, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, LIST, |
I'd, Miss Mary Gee, SOC
Best boquet of native flowers, Mrs.
c. Golf, LIST, l
I'd, Mrs. j. Tucker, SOC
Best fern work, Mrs. NJ. DePoutee,
New Haven, 1st, 2
CLASS 10-BREAD M CAKE.
Best loaf family bread, Mrs. E. Cor
ham, Addison, LIST, l
I'd, Miss Sarah Jewett, Weybridge, soc
Best loaf brown bread, Mrs. E. Cor
ham, LIST.
I'd, Miss Sarah Jewett, SOC
Best tin biscuit, Mrs. w, r. Phelps,
Mi%ddlebury, 1st, l
I'd, Miss Mary Gee, soc
Best delicate cake, Miss Sarah jew
EFT, 1st, soc
Best fruit cake, Miss Sarah Jewett,
LIST, SOC
I'd, Miss Mary Gee. Csc
Best jelly cake, Miss Mary Gee, LIST. SOC
I'd, Miss Sarah Jewett, 25c
Best pound cake, Miss Mary Gee, lst, soc
RACES.
FOALs OF 1~Ss7-HALF.MILE HEATS.
Harkaway' b.: C., F: E: Jones;f:....... |
Time-1 81, 2
A OF 1856.
Maggie H., C. M, Winch & Fletcher. e. l l
Doctor, b. c.: Taylor Il Ryder........... 2 2
= oc'
FoALs OF 1885.
Claremont, blk s.. W. II. DeLong...... l
Crazy Dan, s. g., Z. Trudo............
Hattie L.. C. m, j. Larock............ 8 3 3
Time-2 :52, , ;52, , 80.
FoALs OF 1884.
squirrel, g,g,,F NJ. Foote....... e dr'n
Aadi 3; % Bl %alf Sa Tlin " si:i II. TAFT, 55g5a !
Time-2 46h, 244H, 2:Hl4, As.
~FREE.FoR-ALL.
Nellie F., G. m, + II. Winch........ .
Clay franklin, b. s., FIT. Bissett.... 8 | | !
Harry H., br. g., Louis Hope........ 2 4 4
Harry E., b. g., c. a. Chapman".... 8 3 3
Time-2 ;59h4 ESQ, ;54, 2:56.
Several very fine stations were shown
not entered for premium. The grand old
Daniel Lambert, now in his thirty-first
year, was shown in front of the stand
with three of his sons, Colossus. owned
by F. II. Winch of M%iddlebury, Golden.
owned by III. C.. Burwell d Son of Bird
port, and Joe White, owned by j. Bat
tell of Middlebury. II. j.. Delong q
Son exhibited their fine young stallion
Albert A.. by belongs Ethan Allen. He
is three years old, and is called by good
Judges one of the most promising sons of
his distinguished sire. Mr.. ID. j. Smith,
manager of the Black Hawk Stock farm.
Bridport, showed the elegant trotting
stallion "AmbitiOn," by "Onward," dam,
belle Thorne." w. II. Delong of West
Cornwall showed "Claremont," the Just
ly popular t~hree-year-old by Lambertus,
who is winning golden opinions among
horse fanciers.
Mr.. f. A. Thrall of Cornwall showed
a very fine pair of working oxen, the
same that drew the first premium in their
class last year.
The exhibit of mutton sheep was par
ticularly fine, notably those of w. X.
Phelps and G. c. Chapman of Middlebury
and b. G.. Parker of Ferrisburgh.
Mr.. l.. G. Whitford of Addison made a
fine exhibit of agricultural implements.
He makes a specially of the John Deere
plows, of which he showed a large va
riety.
Mr.. II. E. Sanford of Cornwall exhib-
tied the Deering self-binder, a machine
that is rapidly growing in favor in this
section.
Mr.. r. Barker of Leicester Junction
exhibited a farm mill operated by a
sweep. All the foregoing and many
other articles not entered for premium
deserve honorable mention.
FRANK c.. DYER, Sec'y.
THE TARiFF.