Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-02-23

40 %
&" 5-opsH to all trotters that have
never beaten 30 ......,.. ... 100 O
6-Peg race. .................. ....' - w
PREMIUM LIST.
Dent. A.-Cdttie.
Glass Judges, l.. w. Peet of Corn
wall, E. S. Wright OF Weybridge, a. E.
Whitney of Salisbury.
Glass S.-Judges, j. +. Weeks of Mid
dlebury, Milton Brown of Orwell, NJ. 5.
Carr of Cornwall
Dent B.-HorSes.
Glass 9.-Judges. ID. Rider of Middle
bury, d. E. Barbour of Bridport, j. j.
Ridley of Bristol.
Glass lO.-Judges, John \. James of
Weybridge, II. b. Wright of Waltham,
ID. w. Nash of New Haven.
Glass l2.-Judges, Frank Moore OF
Shoreham, Charles Seeley of Middlebury,
II. NJ. Perry of Shoreham.
Glass l3.-Judges. c. Il. Withercll of
Cornwall, n. f. Dunshee Of Bristol, 6.
d. Merriam of Salisbury.
Dept C.-Secp.
Glass 14.-Judges, f. Sanford of Corn
wall, c. II. Smith of Bridport, \. II.
Hubbard of Whiting.
Glass l5.-Judges, NJ. ). Carr OF
Cornwall, C. r.. Smith of Weybridge, J.
w. Pratt of Bridport
Dept. D.-SriRe.
Glass 17.-Judges, f. G. Atwood Of
Salisbury, w. V. Sturdevant of New
Haven, C. F. Benedict of Cornwall.
Class lS-Poultry Judges, II. A..
Boies of Weybridge, G. II. Bristol of
Panton, G. E. Flint of New Haven.
Dent. E.-MechanicS' Hall.
Judges. II. E. Sanford of West Corn
wall, John f. Dyer OF Middlebury, V,
V. Blackmer of Orwell.
Dept. F.
Class 22.-Judges, ID. f. Gibson {
Salisbury, Edward E. Bond of Midul
bury, A. II. Hubbard of Whiting. TA2
same judges were appointed on honey a.
in class %, and an additional premi Il
of So was added for the best dspla' II
butter.
Glass -Fruit-Judges, G. II. "e
of Cornwall, Fred +. Rowley of ! ~
Haven, C. q. Cady of Middlebury.
Glass getables.-Judges, c. II
James of Cornwall, NJ. A. johnson OF
Weybrdge, Cyrus Bump of Salisbury
Several changes were made in the mum
Der of vegetables to he shown fol
premium, and it was voted to add d
premium for trace of eight'rowed seet
corn of 80 ears, trace of twelve-roweC
seed corn of 80 ears and trace of ever
green corn of % ears.
Dept. q.
Glass 25.-Judges, Mrs. C. II. Lane o
Cornwall, Mrs. K. II. Clay of Middle
bury, Miss Clara Moore of Shoreham.
Glass neutrality-suspicious. o
judges deferred.
Glass 27-Flowers and Plants-Judges
Miss Jennie Robbins of Cornwall, Mrs
J.E. Weeks of Middlebury, Miss Luc.
Willard of Weybridge.
Glass 2S-Bread and Cake-Judges
Mrs. G. w. Flint of New Haven, Mrs
EN- Bissell of Shoreham, Mrs. F. A
Atwood of Salisbury.
Glass ga chlldren's department wa
added, and SIS in premiums will be dc
voted to this class.
NOTES.
A committee, with A. tx. Carr d
chairman, will revise class % and elias
2G in time for publication with IL
premium list.
1t was voted to pay f. J. Hubbard {
Whiting $2545 for damages to his b
cycle caused by coming in contact vii
a team at the last fair.
Darwin Rider was appointed to NAL
arrangements for a balloon ascensiC
and parachute leap.
Among prominent members of Il
society present at the meeting, Outsi,
the board, were C.. X. Wtherell, S.
Jewett and |. l.. Iamblin of COrnwa
f. s. Wright and w. b. Child of We
bridge, e. N. Bissell of Shoreham "a
A. X. Carr of Middlebury. A good e
gree of interest was manifest, the me-
ing was harmonious and the outlook
the next fair is excellent.
c. s. DANA