Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

second: SUCKING colt, ChaunCey Haydtr,
Mortified, first, John Nudgctt Brookfeld,
second.
Standard horses, brood mare and colt
Yearlpg fllv and sucking colt, Dana n.
Morse, West Randolph, first; sucking colt,
II. a. Jones, NorthGeld second; stallion
with colts A. b. Manchester & Sons, Ran
dolph, first, A. S. Parkhurst, Barre, sec.
ond; two year-old FLY, O. O. Davis,
Mortified, first, and second on yearlng
FLY; two. year-old stallion, D. H. Skinner
Waitsheld. first.
Gents drivers George McCarty, Waits
field, first H. A. Jones, Northfiold, seconl
Sheep, thoroughbred Shrophres--Guy
Clough, Braintreo. first on yearlng buck,
two buck lambs, five two-yoar- old ewes and
three yearling ewes, and second on three
eve lambs Fine grade, Walter II. Duns.
moor, Northtield, first on three eve lambs
and second on five two year old ewes. Grade
Shropshire, II. j. Farnswcrth, Braintree,
first on two years old buck yearllng buck
and three yearling ewes, second on two
buck lambs five two years old ewes and
three lambs. Shropshires, +. A. Josyn,
Waitsfeld, first on two buck lambs, five
two wears old ewes and three eve lambs;
Peck q Bowman, Brookiield first en- two
years old buck, three eve lambs, and second
five two years old ewes Grade fine wool,
W. f. Dunsmoor, Northflcd, first on three
yearlng ewes and five two-year old ewes
and second on three eve lambs; Elmer f.
| Ellis, Roxbury, second on four years old
bucks.
egotabes--Largest variety, 7. ID. Will
iams, West Randolph, first; Joseph Baker
| Mortified, second; three marrow squashes,
| T. j. Fuller, Roxbury, first; cabbages
Joseph Baker, Mortified, first; oats, l.. A.
Eastman, Brooktield, first; table bcets,
Cassius Peck, Brookiled, first; Hubbard
squashes, potatoes, pumpkins, George Smith,
Brookisld, first.
Fruits-pears, Edward L. Ross, West
Randolph, first; five varieties of apples, G.
| Denney, Northtield, first; j. L. Dole, North
field, second; three varties of apples, y. c.
| Woodland, Mortified, first; fonr vor,ies Of
plums, j. Z. Dole, first, ii. 7. Abbott,
Brookiel1 second; 10 varieties OF apples,
Fred Parker, Northle!d first; 10.varieties OF
apples, j. II, HGzelton, Northhold first.
Grain and soeds-Peck wheat uock oats
snl largest variety of seeds, A. *. johnson,
Northheld, lirst; popcorn, r. ID. Williams
| West Randolph, first; string seed corn, j.
r. Lyon, Wilhrmstown, first
Poultry--Wil Haynes, South RoyGlton,
,
South Randolph, 40 first and five second
c. Wilson, Northteld, seven frat; John
Heath, Northheld, one first and one second.
Culinsry-Mrs. John Mudgett, Brook
field five first and one second prizes: Mrs
| VIII Pride Brookfeld, two first; jennie
Hopkins Mortified, three second; Mrs. +.
Ii. Howe, Mortified, four first aud five
second; Lou liazeltou, Northisld, two first
and one second; Mrs. j. Baker, Ncr5hGeld,
one first and one second.
Among the fine arts were nice oxhib OF
II ARTICLES by Mrs. g. L. Hoyt, West Ran
delphi; II by Mrs. l.. {. Dicherman, Eout!
| Royalton; % by Mrs. Ruth Mills OF South
Royalton; l / by Mrs l. D. Williams, Wcs
Randolph; 5 by Uolcn howe. Northflold; Il
by Mrs. Frank Girls wod, West Randolph
Il by Mrs. Eagar Wright North
held; 0 by Mrs George Nichols
Northfeld by Mrs. John Mud
gett, Brookfeld; six by Iz2at Noodard
Braintreo, and smaller numbers by Ladies
too numerous to mention.
Among the exhibits worthy OF spccia
mention were the display of furniture from
l.. c. Fletcher, North;e!d and large ca
of millinery from Gilchr.st & smith
Mortified.
These are the results of the races. Tou
years olis; purse 40.
George Lane Randolph, CHI. M Molly.
>. Is. Lynde, WAliim,town, br. &. lien
T. A. Heath, Warren, b. z. iVcrn....,... 5 /
y. L. Whitney, Bethel, or. s. North
mont .'.....-... .......' ............ .... )
Time, 20, !:ii,2.jj.
Stallion race; purse SO.
7. X. Monkey, Tunbrdge, b. 8. Glen
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