Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-11
rContinued from first page.


The swine were shown in the usual
number, the exhibitors being Jas. Tulley
of Salisbury and Erwin G.. Piper, o. p.
Lee, Jas. Mcmahon and F. L. Parow of
Middlebury and Geo. II. Wright of Wey-
bridge.
| The above is not intended as complete
list of exhibitors, but the endeavor has
| been made to mention those most worthy
of it. new feature this year is that the
name of the owner is not attached to any
exhibit in any department, presumably
for the reason that there is thought to be n
necessity of leaving the judges in ignor-
ance on this point. However that may
be, it detracts not a little from the inter-
est of the show and it is not probable that
the plan will be followed another year.
Superintendent of departments and own
ers who happened to be around were
all the sources of information on owner
ship this year, so that omissions and
errors may have been made and will need
to be excused.
TIE FIRST DAY-THE VERMONT TWO
YEAR-oLD RECORD BROKEN
FOOT RACES.
The first day was, as usual, DEVOTED
chiefly to entering and arranging the
various exhibits; but under the new or
der of things an entrance fee is charged
and the day amounts to more than it for
merly did to the society's pocket.
The races on Tuesday were the prnci-
pal events and they were interesting
the foot races because of their novelty
and the horse race because of the time
made 2:304), which beats the best pre-
vous Vermont record for two-year-olds
@ :44I) by five seconds.
There were five entries for the two
vear-old race Dixie H., entered by c. T..
Holmes of Charlotte; Rupert Gillig by
c. f. Moore of Shoreham: Fora Ear by
A. A. Austin of Cambridge, n. Y; Duke
by Il. NJ. Chapman of Middlebury and
Flora l.. by Peter Larrow of Ferrisburgh.
vi these three appeareo-DlNle. H., hup-
pert Glllg ana fora Lar' OliliS uIeW
tne pole ana fora Iar .lle secoIu P'" ','i
IL was GEAR before tle mrs. iiea. lia,' e tI
eu that fora was 700 many guns iol wv
other horses, her urNe, letl'lls licl Jos
t,,o lbs sit9 MA - rctt nnnb her own wav
Her driver told the Judges before the
heat begun that he thought he could out
do the Vermont record and he did 1t
handsomely. This is the
SUMMARY.
NIrppLEBrRY, w., Sept. ;, ls9l-Purse of go
tor foals OF 1889; mile heats, best two in three
Fora Ear, blk. f., by Alcazai: :.............. !
RUPERT GilhE ., E., oy 1liiig'''.''''.....3 Z
''>'' 'i'' " g;me
o..a r,,t rruoo ,,,o,,ors >r,,o
LIST ueat. al / 20 20i ~ +.
2d Heat. .4l4 POS 2OO@ 239'i
Messrs, G.. A. Chairman of Ferris burgh,
II. NJ. Perry of Shoreham and j. A.
Wright of Middlebury were the Judges,
A. J. Hathaway of Center Rutland,
Madden of Belden's Falls contested the
half-mile running race for a purse of
sl5. Madden took first money and
Forest second. Time, 2:21.
Frod Harrow Forrest and Madden
ar l' tto rnnors +, tho 900 vards d"sb
Toi ~, a. ,nnrov o1d Noddan
"a,S 49, ~"n n,,;++;,lC, j., tho middle of
tSo .oioS 'r; I"o''' nS 600 go NJ Wn,
INC Ii, eoui sc. my, =, t,,oeo rooos
'"'hsoi "''eu "s s'"' vi III ''i09o 49,.
SECOND DAl-MORE LIVELY RACEs-Ihh
GROUNDS CROWDED.
Early Wednesday morning people be-
gan TO pour into town from ali directions
And they kent coming tin afternoon.
How many we're on the grounds in the
afternoon it would be hard to say, but
there were q great many of them. The
grand stand was filled and so was all the
Snace near tho tracl, IN hoth sides of il
1P"No ' Wv 49,, 81 ha,L
ae MSIi a. 1r, al oui t';, ~ % ioaoh :,
stands. The exhibits were IN place oy
o'clock in the morning, at which hour
the Judges began their work in almost
all the departments. At ii O'Clock the
stallions vere nrOduced on the track for
~ ;,
eA.illha''oh ny tiie juuSce'
ne suple'ne a.'i se''ou oa ',iu ,a So atta,
l,oon was s'e t"oos, - ,tti ",i,' ~
tlleS peSan il nIco 'nu''i "''en''o'' was paw
u an! G 5iiins eihe' ~, cuiio ortorod h,
0Uy "ilI,s' ~ i' u ~ ~,ig, eI KittV ~
w, w. Moole ~ orio' ian p"' n.y.. 10 -,
Dik' L., ny Maehey i., etei l i1",iIw ~
terIIsoursni an uS ps'1 Wy .rI
ArGhy' - iioflnes h "a I'D CI1a 49, s We" e.,
on manu- 10 troI lor TIE Sloo pun sc ioi