Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-05

by the aid of the department auperinten-
dents, and most of those gentlemen were
fully occupied yesterday in waiting upon
the Judges.
The show of poultry is said to be
the largest ever seen here. At any rate,
there are lots of them.
Among the cattle are representatives
and good ones, too, of such herds as
those of F. Il l.. Z. Moore and j. @.
Stickney of Shoreham, who show Dur
hams; the Cream Hill stock farm of
Shoreham, Easton Bros. of Cornwall and
c. L. Blair of New Haven have Hols-
teins; j. G. Wellington, j. Mcmahon.
j. II. O'Connor and II. C. Langworthy
of Mlddlebury, Easton Bros. and c. l..
Blair show grades, and among the ex-
hibitors of Jerseys are C. r. Witherell of
Cornwall, j. G. Wellington and II. C.
Langworthy of Middlebury, F. Burge &
Son of Cornwall, There are also good
numbers of other breeds and classes of
cattle.
The sheep barn is center of attrac-
ton, as it always is. a. w. & j. p.
Wilcox of Bridport have there 2l head
of their handsome ropshires-th
rams and Is ewes; and Col. T. NJ. Chap
man shows, but not for premium, three
rams and three lambs of this breed
Much Interest is manifested in Shropshires
just at present. The largest exhibitor of
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who has lG head. Others having more
or less specimens of their 1ocks on show
are f. +. Stickney, George Hall aud l..
Chenette, all of Shoreham; F. F. Dean
well of Bridport and Albert Chapman of
Middlebury, George +. Dimmock of
West Cornwall has specimens of crosses
of French and Spanish Merinos, includ-
ing some from the flock of j. F. Randall.
y. Nj. Everts of Salisbury, who is buy
ing rams for the western market, has II
of them here. Altogether the exhibit of
sheep is exceedingly credltable.
Horses are, OF course, plentiful, and
there are not many of them that would
not pass muster almost anywhere. The
mares and colts include the following
Mare by Volunteer, her dam by Woods
Hambetonian, sire of l3 in the , 80 list.
foaled by Tiernev's son of Deucalion,
= :224, G. X, Witherel of Cornwall:
c. l.. Blair, Middlebury, two mares
and colts; F. Ladue, Weybridge.
mare by Harvester, foal by Rumor; NJ.
a. Munroe, Middlebury, mare by Mo-
ton, foal by Leicester; DR.. Kingsley,
Middlebury, mare by Abraham. foal by
Leicester; O. p. Lee, Middlebury, two
mares and foals, one of the latter bv
Clay Franklin, the other by c. l..
Payne's horse; other exhibitors are f.
II. and W. j. Thomas OF Salisbury and
NJ. ID. Parmalee and NJ. Halpine of Mid
dlebury.
The stations on exhibition include
Quarry Boy, a two-year-old son of Clay
Franklin, owned by NJ. Halpine, Mid
dlebury; Star Franklin and Lord Frank
lin, from Mr.. Cults Brookside stock
farm, Orwell; Carnot, the imported
French coaching stallion of the Messrs.
Sanford of Orwell; Clay Franklin, own
ed by F. T. Bissette of Middlebury
Twilight and Midnight, the two hand
some sons of Goldmine, property of
c. p. Crane of Bridport; Lambert Wilk-
es, from the Cream Hill farm, Shoreham;
three-year old son of Montello.
shown by A. Larrow of Ferrisburgh:
Motion, Jr., by Motion, owned by l.. r.
Jacobs of Bristol; Dick, three-year-old
son of Motion out of dam by Abraham,
shown by Brewster & Munroe, Middle
bury; Fearless NJ, three-year-old son
of Motion owned by James Mack, Mid
dlebury; Jesse Lambert, Jr., son OF Jesse
Lambert, c. II. Smith, Bridport; a two
year-old son of Mambrino Archy, j.
Drolette, Weybridge, and two two-year-
old sons of Clay Franklin, one owned by
VIM. McCauley of Cornwall and the
other by Nj. a. Brooks of Middlebury.
There are also matched and single drivers
in great number.
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useful and ornamental things and there
Is big display of agricultural imple-
ments.
TODAY's PROGRAMME.
10 O'Clock A. M.-Grand cavalcade of
stock on exhibition before the grand
stand.
10 ;45-Exhibition of matched and
single driving horses on the track for ex-
animation by judges.
2 2o'clock p. M.-Trotting-Three-yea
old class, 500; 3-minute class $50.
Heats in above races will be trotted
alternately.
For three-year-old purse there are four
entries-Emperor Wilkes, Harkaway,
Jr., Charley X. and Walter; and ten
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