Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-15

ilC SIlON VI pOultl vas udiNIg up
to par. Frank Parow of Middlebury and
Chas. II. Sumner of East MiddlebIry
were the principal exhibitors. The eX.
hibits included geese, ducks, fowls. rab-
bits, guinea pigs and a puppy, all of
which were placed in the upper room of
the sheep building.
HORSES.
Addison county is seldom short of
horses; that it is long III them now was
clearly proved by the showing at the
fair, though as good ones as are owned
IN the county were not here. Standard
stations were shown by Ryder & Elliot
of Wey ybridge, who had two, and by Geo.
King of Ripton, II. C. Goodrich of East
Middlebury and NJ. A. Brooks, F. ii.
Winch and Fred Marseilles of Middle
bury, who had one each. II. Z. Riford,
T. G. Harrington and F. II. Winch of
Middlebury, Ryder & Elliot of Wey-
bridge, VIM. CALVIN and y. \. Fletcher
of Ripton, F. E. Rowley of New Haven,
c. \. Chapman of Ferrisburgh, Jas.
Lathrop and G.. c. Dearborn of Lincoln,
j. +. Buttolph of ShOreham, f. \. BolleS
of Mineville. n. Y, and c. p. Jones of
Salisbury showed non-standard stations.
Ryder & Elliot were the largest eX
hibitors of brood mares and colts, show
IlS I'VE. D. -. Dllllll vi tAuulSOIIs IL -
Eastwood of Middlebury and II. G.. Good.
rich of East Middlebury showed two
each and the following one each Jas.
Vanclette and B. L. Rice of Cornwall, J.
\. James and Jos. Brown of Weybridge.
w. Il. Phelps. O. p. Lee. \. f. Culver
and Gilbert Dumas of Mddlebury, W.
IL. Dyer of Salisbury, B. II. Alden and
Il. o. Sawyer of Leicester, G.. A. Chap
man of Ferrsburgh. +. e l.. +. Moore of
Shoreham, Theron Hammer and Chas.
Hill of Lincoln and c. Ii. Delong of
Shoreham.
The exhibitors of mares and geldings
were NJ. \. Munroe, l.. c. BarrOws and
NJ. A. Brooks of Middlebury, c. j.
Spaulding and j. A. Tappen of Panton,
Frank Trudo and II. G.. Sessions of East
Middleburv, II. G. Delpia of BrIdport,
John Halnon of Cornwall, II. o. Saw
yer of Leicester. j. Z. Buttolph of Shore
ham and +. j. Carpenter of Weybridge.
Matched drivers were shown by w. f.
Curtis of Bristol, l.. A. Sparks of Ripton,
Nj. \. Brooks of Middebury, X. o. Saw
yer of Leicester and l.. L. Reade of
Moriah Center, n. y: and single drivers
by c. T. Quigley. 7. NJ. Chapman. A. II.
Bristol, Paul Cornell, NJ. A. Munroe and
NJ. A. Brooks of Middlebury, f. Pur-
inton of Bristol. X. l.. Hemenway of
Bridport and E. A. Bolles of Mineville,
N. Y.
CATTLE.
The novelties In the line of cattle were
the poled Durhams owned by A. w. IL
j. p. Wilcox of Brldport, who went into
this stock last winter and now have quite
Il herd-the only one of these cattle east
of Ohio. They showed seven ANIMALS,
all good. special class was made for
! A. nf nb.,.
had seven of their fine herd of Short
horns. j. @. Stickney of Whiting and
F. 4. Parow of Middlebury showed one
each of This breed.
Albert A. Fletcher and James McMa-
hon of Middlehury each showed one
Ayrshire and Sickle & Clark of Addison
two head.
The largest number of Jerseys was
shown by W. F. Hammond of Middle
bury. who had II head. j Z. Douglas
& Son of Middlebury had four head l..
c. BarrOws of Middebury two, and X. l..
IIemenway of Brldport, Robt. Easton of
Cornwall, E. l.. Kelley of West Salisbury
aud T. NJ. Chapman and II. c. LangwOr-
thy of Middlebury each one.
F. & l.. f. Moore, the only exhibitors
of fat cattle, had two head.
F. q l.. +. Moore showed oxen and
SltcISs .. n. IltlltHNdN VI u
pair of oxen, A. L. Payne of Middlebury
a pair of steer calves, Thad NJ. Chapman
of Middlebury and n. ID. Morse of Corn
wall Il pair of oxen each, and NJ. b. Will
, hanson and John HanOn of Cornwall
each five dairy cows.
| SWINE.
The exhibitors of swine, in which de-
partment the exhibits were more numer-
Gus and better than usual, were NJ. IS.
Williamson and John HalnOn of Cornwall
and Albert A. Fletcher, Henry Hayes, A.
Williamson and John Mcmahon of Mid
dlebury.
THE RACES.
As previously stated, there were two
races the second day, that for foals of
1890 and the three-minute class. For the
first of these three horses appeared
Prince Nero by Nero, entered by f. IL.
Winch of Middebury; Flora l.. by Mar
cy, entered by Peter Larrow of Ferris
burgh, and LOttie s. by ElIal, entered by
c. F. Harrington of Morah Center, n. Y.
Prince Nero was comparatively easy
winner in straight heats. Following is
the summary:
ADDISON COUNTY FAIR, Sept IL, ls93-Foals
of $780, best IT, five, mile heats; purse 500.
Prince Nero, rn' s'''.'.'.'. ....'.."
Lottie s., b. m...........,,......."..3 3
Time-2 SO, ? ;5s, 2;I9.
The heats of the above and of the three