The Press., 1894-10-18
confusion of removing goods, on account

confusion of removing goods, on account of the. leaking roofs, some tags may have become detached, and consequent mis- takes made in the awards also they call attention to the fact that the multitude of exhibits tended to increase the num- Der of premiums awarded and consequent ly reduce the amount of each.
 NOTES.
 One exhibit in which Stafford Spriags may feel just pride is that of Citizens Band, whose good music enlivened the fair.
 The G. A. R. fed many people, and fed them well, and, we are glad to say, made money in doing it. All the victualers had good success, barring losses by destruc- ton of their tents and loss of food in Tuesday nights and Wednesdays gale and rain. .... The hen show was immense, What other country fair could ever boast of 1900 birds shown by 500 exhibitors?
 Hurley Bros. had the sole contract for confectionery, pop corn, etc., and in spite of storm losses made good thing of it. One arrest was made of fruit vender who sold intoxicants.
 u0 EOC0lpGS lTOIu SFOuuu TcuL duu pElN- ileges was over $90O.
 K. A. Buck & Go. made an especially good show of farm machinery and tools. "The best fair ever saw," was so gen. eral an expression last week that the managers feel quite satisfied with it as a popular verdict. Those who enjoy Ia show of cattle found as good as ever gathered in eastern Connecticut. Poul- try fanciers were simply astounded at the exhibit made and the competition they encountered: no one would have suspected from the show that it had not been one of the best of years for fruit and farm produce, and in kitchen and dairy products the fair was especially strong. Among visitors in attendance we mo- ticed Hon. E. s. Henry, O.C. West, Judge Pingier, Attorney Fisk and T. s. Lake, of Rockville; Senator Keeney, of Son. ersville; O. H. K. Risley, W. P. Stevens, B. H. Bill and James Macfarlane, of Will limantic; All. Wheeler, of Southbridge; ; E. c. Robinson, of Springfield, who acted as starter in the judges stand; Gardiner Hall, W. c. Hall and A. Korper, of Will lington; R. M. Reynolds, s. F. Cush- man, Prof. Tufts, A. D. Ellis, Rev. MT. Lee, Rev. E. F. Hatch, Rev. MT. Black ford, Prof. Arthur Burk, lof. Morse and wife, Miss Wood, Dr. R. w. Ellis and wife, W. J. Ricketts, Hon. w. N. Flynt, of MOnson, and Hon. s. o. Bowen, of Eastford; also Henry Scripture, an off, cer in the Sing Sing, N. Y., state prison, who Is visiting Stafford friends.
 GUERNsEYs AND GRADES.
 James B. Palmer, Pal IT,, Jewett City: Bull, Bull, two two yrs, first, A.; ditto. one yr first, 4: bull calf, second, s yrs, rst two yrs, second, one yr, first, 2; herd, first, 5. Grade COW, yrs, sec ond, s1; two yrs, first, ?; grade calf, second, 1 E. H. Andrews, AS' SS Woodstock: 1 BIii, two yrs, first, s4; one VT, second, 2; bull calf, second, cow yrs. second 2; yrs, first, 3; i've yrs, sec Ond, 3: herd, second, 3.
 J: E; Brown, Holland: Grade COW, live yrs, second, one VT first, g. grade heifer calf first, g.
 AYERsHIREs AND GRADES.
 J. H. Larned, Putnam: Bull, yrs, first, $4 two yrs, first, 4; bull calf, first, g. COW, yrs, yrs, second 2 yrs, first 3; yrs, se second, syIs, first, 3; syrs, second, 2; two yrs: first, second, 3. Grade COW, 6 yrs, first. g; 6 yrs, 2d, l nVe yrs, first,2; i've yrs, second, 1: two yrs,
 SWISS AND GRADES
 L. R. Sparrow, Rockville: Grade Swiss hetfer, one VT, first, g; ditto, COW, yrs, first, g.
 JERSEYS AND GRADES.
 o. A. Bliss, Monson Gov, 8 yrs, first, B; six hfs1 r ioSr VT yFs fc rs1 three 6e yrs & s first, ]; bull calf first, 2; second, l; grade COW, syrs first, 9; grade heiter, one yr first, 2; herd, c. H. Bradway est, Monson Bull, VT, 1st, s4. 2. ". Mc!ntire, Charlton Grade cali, 2d, s!; s, J H; :o Bond, Charlton: Grade calf, first, g; [. R. Sparrow Rockville: Grade cow, yrs, second, $ yrs, second, 1 two yrs, first. 3.
 DURHAM AND GRADES.
 J. H: Bond. Charlton, Mass: Grade COW, 5 yrs, first, $2; two yrs, second, 1.
 H. W. McIntire: Grade calf, first, g.
 Wm: D. Holman, Holland: Grade COW, yrs, K. J. Warrington, Stafford: Grade heifer, one yr, first, $2 one yr, second, two yrs first, 3; grade COW, yrs, first, g; 3 yrs, second, 1; 4 yrs, first, 2; yrs, ad yrs, 1st, g. yrs 2d, |.
 DEvoNs AND GRADES.
 H. E. Wallis, Holland, Mass. Bull yrs, 2d, M; layr lst, 4; eoW' yrs, Sd,2; 2yrs, 2d,1 j: R. Bond: Grade COW, yrs, sd, s1; grade 6. TSrneT, Sr ' Chaplin: Bull, yrs, 1st, a; 5 yrs, I'd, grade calf, a, I. '' '''' -''' " , Wm. E. Holman: s Buil, Hps yrs, s,S ist, st. a; bull cali, 2d, COW, yrs, 2d, 3; yrs, 1st, 3; yrs, sd' yrs lst; 3; heifer, yrs 1st, ?; yr, 1st, COW, yrs, lst, ?; yrs, sd, yrs, 1st 5; yrs, dst, 2; grade helfeI, 2 yrs, 1st, 2; Tyr, 1st, ];
 DUTCH BELTED.
 A:C: Bond, Charlton, Mass: Bull. yr, .1st, lst,
 Q. A. Leonard, Holland: Bull, 9 yrs, 1st, 4; calf, ist, 3; sd, I. ID' H'iei' 'iS' So' sfaoe R.E.Doyie, Holland: Grade heifer, yrs, 1st, g.
 HoLsTEINs AND GRADES.
 ~ H4T- Pa, |; 1st, 2; COW, Ii yrs, 1st, B; yrs, ad ?; 5 grs yrsae y5s 5s! heifer caf 1sts ditto ,;syrs s;;,s: lst, yrs' ist, ,; yfs' ist grade M 5uas Eo donTease TeeRa s sEaSs 5yrs, 1st, 3; 4yrs, list, 3; sd, ;; yrs, 1st, 5; yr, lst, 2; herd, 5; grade cow yrs, 2d, 1 yrs, L R. Sparrow: Grade COW, yrs, ed, s1; 9 yrs, John Edgerton, Holland, 36 yoke $15.
 WORKING OXEN.
 B; E. Slater, Stafford, yoke, yrs, 2d B. Wm: D: Holman, yoke. yrs, 1st, s.
 Ed. N. Reynolds, Mansfield, yoke, yrs, 1st, john W. Edgerton, Tolland yoke, yrs, 1st, $5 H. M. Crandall, Holland, yoke, yrs, 2d, s. James A. Latham, Holland, yoke, yrs 2d, 8.
 DRAFT OXEN.
 Ed. M. Reynolds, yoke, yrs, 2d, g; 3d, 1. James A. Latham, yoke, yrs, 1st, s4.
 Wm. D. Holman, yoke, yrs, sd, g.
 H. Crandall, yoke, yrs, 1st, s4.
 B. F. Slater, yoke, yrs, 2d, g.
 John ". Edgerton, yoke, yrs, 1st, "A.
 K. J. Worthington, yoke, yrs, 4st, $.
 STEERS.
 Charles Slater, yoke, yrs, 1st, B.
 k. J. WOrthingtOn, yoke, 3 yrs, 1St A. J. B. Palmer, Jewett City, fat COW, 1st, $2. J. H. Larned, Putnam, yoke steers, 1 VT, 1st, B !; fat COW, 2d, 1.
 SHEEP AMI SWINE
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