Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28

Two-yr. -old, by Archyle, E. K
Houghton, Washington.
Yearling, by Aristos, dam by Abra
ham, E. B. Sleeper, Moretown.
Motion Chief, Tyr. old, by Motion
III. g. Vandeusen, Roxbury.
Autocrat, 16-yr. -old, by Tattersall
dam by Hibernia, g. w. Durham.
Pancho, 6-yr.-old, by Pancharte
dam Nellie Page, l.. w. Avery.
Lambert Auctioneer, yearling, NJ
d. Drew, Berlin.
Modoc, 6-yr. -old, full blooded
Percheron, L. A. Pearsons, Montpel-
Ter.
Don, 3-yr. -old, inbred, by Hermit,
dam by John Blackstone, E. S. Fuller,
Warren.
Phil O., Ayr. -old, by Como, dam by
Henry belong, A. II. Flint, Brain
tree.
Auctioneer Jr., Tyr. -old, by Auc-
tioneer, dam by Billy Bowlegs, III. H.
Chapman, Waitsfield. Sire of Lettie's
colt which holds state record for 2
yr. -olds.
Pomeroy, 2-yr. -old, by Murray,
dam Rhoda, A. Murray, Moretown.
Archyle, by Abraham, dam, Fanny
Morrill,, also one of his yearling stall
lions, l. O.. Little & Sons, Williams
town.
shylock, s-yr. -old, by Archyle, dam
by Old Benedict, j. H. Jeffords, Will
Jamestown.
1910, P. w. Currier, Berlin.
Leicester Allen, 2-yr. -old, by Lei
cester, dam descendant of Ethan AL
len.
Clinton S. Wilkes, by Mambrino
Wilkes, Harvey Smith, S. Royalton.
THE NOON HOUR.
Turning from horses to something
of interest to all, let us retrace our
steps to the area in front of Floral
hall. Here a large crowd is assem-
bled, encircled by rows of hucksters,
who are shouting their wares in voices
strongly suggestive of bronchial
troubles to follow. Each and every
one is prepared to serve the very
best dinner at the very lowest price. |
They are being well patronized, too.
Hot oysters and baked beans are dis |
rapidly TO the satisfaction |
of all concerned in the process Many |
have brought their lunches and are |
scattered in little groups all around |
on the grass. Plenty of food is OBJ
tainable and none need go hungry.
Dinner out of the way, we are left |
a few minutes in which to stroll about,
buy peanuts, smoke a cigar, ''para-
Iyze de coon"and greet acquaintances.
A very pleasant hour ii is. Perhaps
we shall have time to visit the stock.
Let us first see the
CATTLE.
Jerseys held the lead. w. w. Hol-
len had a herd of five mich COWS.
Dan Guild drove in a number of Jer-
'eys, registered ayr. odd bull at the
lead, followed by two cows, yearling
,ull, two calves, two heifer calves,
wo yearling heifers, two 2-yr. old
leifers, full blood, and grade cows
md calves. Lemuel Chandler of Ber-
in had a registered 3-yr. odd Jersey
'ull, Dom 1852, which has plenty of !
utter in its flesh, as the saying is. A II
earring bull was shown by +. L. Bow {
nan and Nj. l.. Thompson had year {
ing bull and heifer. Cassius Peck of !
'rookfield owns two pairs of superb !
attic, heavy and strong. Several {
air of oxen were shown by parties !
Tho neglected to tag them. :
In Holsteins, Walter Plastridee <
bowed a thoroughbred bull and w. /
7. Holden a pair of grade steers. w. G
J. Plastridge makes a speciality of I.
-olstein stock. He exhibited two b
yr.-old heifers and one COW, full :.
Iood, and as grades two yearling o
nd two 2-yr. old heifers, three mich
)ws and two calves, pair steer calves o
mos. old, weight 1410, pair matched Ii
Ills, yrs. old, weigh 800, two heif- #
calves and bull calf. III. r. Dill "
ngham showed pair of steer calves. II
SWINE. nj
Sows and filters, Walter Plastridge, r
ed Parker and +. E. Bowman. Boar, N
w. Chase. RI
POULTRY. r,
The display was small, but good ID
leks, games, Leghorns, Cochins, OF
ack Spanish and other varieties, h,
even coops In all, were shown by
larles Wilson. Jas. Morse, Harry III
lrper, Roxbury, Edith Chase, z. w. p;
lase, Braintree, and l.. w. Avery NJ
80 had feathered beauties. AT
SHEEP. %
In Shropshires, Robert Harper dis q
aged buck and buck lamb, also m
rec ewes, grade coarse. w. II. hi
lnsmoor's flock, including three 2 ",
-old ewes, three eve lambs, yearling fir
ok, one 2-yr. buck, three 2-yr.-
! ewes, three yearling ewes, some in
which are grades, were leading ar
lture. Il. E. Bowman of Braintree
owed three eve lambs, two buck re
nbs, three 2-yr.-old ewes, three ed
arling ewes, Shropshires. Henry IN
ebster, Roxbury. had two buck M
nbs and three yearling ewes. The
sep exhibit was good, if not large. ha
THE RACES. sa
Having completed the rounds with II
exception of Floral hall, let us re- an
N and take a seat on the hillside "
Iere we can view the trotting. 1t is az
zig crowd of 5000 people that we =,
} part of. First comes the 3-yr.- III
colt race for stakes of $3.50: de
Wilcox. Moretown, Fred Glenwood, ue
I Aristos,
,. Child, Moretown, Ethan Aristos, we
\ Aristos, q 2 g
NJ. Robinson, Warren, Prince, by nr
ermit, q FOL
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