St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-10-10

graham, Jacob Libby, Sheffield; William
Bundy. East Burke; Asa Bundy, East BURKE;
whitney & Brown 2, East Burke julius
Humphrey 2. East Burke: 1 H Hall, q r
patrick, Kirby; Frank Counter. East Burke;
Wells Quimby, ] L CamPion, GaiIsIon'
shy sa9b9rp e Seorge Hstt Randa Newe e.
Sheffield; w NJ Bradshaw, w D Goss
Rowland 2. w Streeter, East Burke; p
Graves 2. c Meserve T Evans, A & w A
Bernis 2, Heath, South Wheelock; Barnle
ock; F Sanborn 2. A c Farmer 3, Burke;
Milo jenkins, Kirby; Robert PettgTew
Graves ?, Henry Gage, Albert Hall 2, H a
Butterfield, w @ Sanborn 2, Wheelock; J w
sanborn W hshfs st F RnTTe F Fast
lin E Darling 2, Burke. We also noticed
on the grounds d Cushing's 2-year-od q
Norman stallion, weight 1910 TBS MI
Cushing also had a 4-year-old stallion, Nor
man and Morgan blood. c Pinard, St.
!.Buffalo Bill"
Many of the horses named above were
shown on the track, and proved themselves
to be first-c1ass drivers.
thoroughbred CattIe-HerefOrds.
LB Harris exhibited rs head.
POIIed Angus.
Theo Vail, 81 head.
Aberdeen Angus.
III Hail. 2 head.
Devon.
E A Darling, Burke, II head.
Durham.
A T Evans IL, ID B ellison ., A o & Be
mis- % J E Simpson 3, Albert Ruggles l.
HOIsfein.
John Coucher 8, Fred Shonyo, S-months-old
bull calf, weight 500 TBS.
Jerseys.
G H Quimby 2, ingalls, Brothers l 4 I, A 4, & w W
A Bems 10, Farmer 16, Burke; b + Jen-
kins 6, Burke; E A Darling 3, Burke
Guernseys.
G p Spencer 2.
Grade HoIsteins.
John Coucher 5, w Eastman 2, John Allen
Grade Jerseys.
John Allen T. ingalls, Brothers Z, E C Par
Grade Durhams.
] A Hunter 1.
Grade DevOnS.
A w burlington & Son, twin heifers.
Grades.
A w burlington & Son 2, Charles Folsom
g. Wells Ouimby /. ] Simpson Il, d Wiley
Oxen and Steers (Pairs).
c E Ruggles, w burlington & Son 3,
John Allen, w burlington 6; Ezra Eggles-
ton, East Burke; ] Pearl, d Gibson. w
Ruggles, T H Kilby. E Simpson, o Harris
] Hunter, Ashley Williams 2, Russell &
ag HoLe Tay y kirby Hiram ir Hntcbi n
Kirby; Preston Graves, Kirby: Phin. H ough-
ton, Kirby; David NicSerson 2. Kirby; 10
Kirby; George Leach, Kirby; David Davis
Sheep-ShrOpshires.
L B Harris 80, A T Evans 1 1.
SOuthdOwns.
II Hall IA.
CotswoIds.
A 6, w A Bemis 25.
Grade.
Ezra Egeleston g. Burke; John Allen L
Town farm 6.
While the entries of sheep were not very
al nf
made up for any deficiency in the number of
entries.
Swine.
LIB Harris 25, Berkshire.
] Hubbard IS, White Chester. E Darling
East Burke 6, White Chester.
Poultry.
In the poultry exhibit Homer c Wilson
took the lead, showing white and barred
Plymouth Rocks, white and laced Wyan-
dottes, single comb Brown Leghorns, Black
Minorcas and Light Brahmas, 50 in number:
A q Evans and DIR. w. c. Tillotson showed
Brown Leghorns, Buff Cochins and pen of
Rouen Ducks S G Prescott, trio of Cayuga
Ducks. ] w Eastman, white and barred
H Powers, Silver Hamburgs. Allen Hunter,
Plymouth Rocks and Guinea fowls. Wini-
KEYS, bantams and guineas Herbert Leach,
| pen of bantam chicks. Emery Bemis, Silver
| Wyandottes. L Hume Partridge Cochins
| A Houghton, pen of game fowls. Forty
| two entries in ali a very fine exhibit.
The entries of fruit, vegetables, and in Flo
raj Hall were very large, but the crowded
| columns of the Caledonian forbid further
mention. Northern Caledonia is proud of
the fine showing made in every department
of her first annual fair and feels encouraged
to try it again next year, when, with more
| time for prepaid alton and we hope, better
| weather. we can excel the fine exhibition of
this year.