St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-09-07
THE COUNTY FAIR.

IHE LOCNt RAIN
Secretary Johnson in forms the CAL
EDoNIAN that the prospects for big
fair next week are very bright. All
the races have been filled by the
fastest horses in this section and on
Wednesday and Thursday the pub
lie will be treated to some exciting
races. The entries in the fruit and
vegetable departments will be as
large as ever and the poultry exhibit
will be the largest ever seen in this
section Of the state. The horses
will be well cared for this year and
there will be very large number
OF entries in this part of the show.
unusual interest is being taken in
the children's department and it is
expected their exhibits will be one of
the most interesting features of the
whole fair.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of the trotting dog Jack who will
run against pony each day of the
fair This dogis hitched to a bicycle
sulky and is driven around the track
by his young owner. When Jack
"breaks" the boy cracks his whip
and Jack RECEIVERS and trots again
as square as any horse. In the race
with the pony Jack always wins,
though the pony trots his level best.
The dog is owned by H. F. Pierce of
Stanstead.
The entries for all the departments
close next Monday night. If you
have anything worth showing don't
fail to enter it at the county fair.
Following are the entries for the
races:
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18TH.
Glass L. Trotting-Green Race. Purse, $50:
l dnaud BOY, Alfonso Brunch.
Maud ID, w. N. Randall.
Dan Damon, c. L. Shepard, Marshfeld
Hairpin, ]. c. Hopkins
Harry, John McAully Cabot
Dan T, Horace Tebbetts
Farmer Girl, VIM. b. Johnson
Glass 2. Trot and Pace 800 class. Purse.
Daisy G, G. w. Greenbanks, Danvile.
Bonny Wilkes, Z. X. Bugbee
Lady Golden, W. S. Bailey. Hard wick.
Veteran, c. L. Davis, Woodsville
Harry, John Nc uly.
Dan 7, Horace Tebbetts.
Otta Queeche, John Matthic, Glover.
Emma 7, T. w. Utton, Morrisville
Nettie Hamilton, l.. w. Norris Bradford
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 18TH.
1 80 p. m. $40. County Race Q. 40 class =
.. Trotting. For all horses owned within the
limits OF the society that have never beaten
2 40.
Belle of Albany, w. w Grout
Honest Nellie, f. A. Brewer Concord
Tommy Dow, John McAully. ,
Farmer Girl, VIM B. Johnson.
Bonny, o. ID. Adams.
Climber, T. X. Stiles. t
2 3op. m. 5000. $50 class. Trot or pace = t
Billy ID, II. Z, Brewster. Z
Romulus, c. L. Kirk
Roadster, w. w. Grout
Funny, John McAulv, Cabot
Goodwin, Jr;, W. Utton, Morrsville Y
Sutton, H. f. Ball, Derby Line
THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th.
1000 a m. $50. 2,45 class Trot or !,
Brick, c. T. McNally, Groveton. S
Billy d, H. E. Brewster
Bonny Wilkes, L. r. Bugbee -
Veteran, A. L. Davis, Woodsvle I
Daisy G, G. w. Greenbanks Danville
Otta Queeehe. John Matthie, Glover. k
Emma T, T. W. Utton, Morris Vile
Monroe. c. NJ. Richardson, Woodsville.
Lady Lee, H. +. Ball j
80 P, m. 5000, 2.35 class. Trotting-
Whirlwind, c. T. McNally, Groveton. n
Belle of Albany, w, w. Grout :,
Veteran A. L. Davis. G
Tommy Dow, John McAully. d
Funny John McAuly. p
Village Wilkes, II. +. Pierce. Stanstead
Bud Almont, T. w. Utton.
lima, l.. w. Morris, Bradford
sop m. $500. Free.for-all class. Trot- n
ting. ~
Raymond c. E. Kirk.
Lambert B, W. S. Bailey. II
Nellie +, II. L. Brewster
Red Mack, II. +. Pierce.
Stamford. H. F. Pierce a
Swanton Boy T. w. Utton. c
b, +. Scion, T. w. Utton. n
In connection with the special pre-
NUNS offered by the Pratt Food "
company for exhibits of trios of the R
Iltferent sorts of poultry, it should a
'e said that the same offers hold u
good for pairs as for trios. No ex- v
llbitor need take extra trouble to L
show trios on this account. :,
rHE NORTH WESTERN BREAK.
The United States Investor, pub
ished at Boston, has sent a man ont ~ ~
% investigate and analvze +ba e