The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05
HUNTINGTON.
THE SECOND DAY AT THE FAIR.

THE SECOND DAY AT THE FAIR.
 Thursday morning was dubious but
 before 9 o'clock it cleared away and large coneourse of people gathered to witness the fine showing of horses at the fair. Thursday is known as horse day, and the first on exhibition were mares
 and colts. There were two exhibitors, $. D. Sharp 1st and c. N. Curtis 2d. Stallions came next, Elliott M. Boards ley 1st and Edmund Warren 2d. Four year-old stallions, H. O. Warner, New
 Milford, 1st. Two-year-o stallions, E. c. Nixon, no competition. The show ing of colts in harness was remarkably good. In the three-year-old class were
 two standard bred colts which showed good speed. Among the non standards, W. D. Ferris took the lead, showing a nicely turned black colt of his own rais- ing, which he may we'll be proud of. Four-year-old class, W. B. Williams 1st,
 A. IS. Hurd 2nd, Miles B. Burr 3rd. Three-year-old class, J. E. Hungerford, 1st, H. O. Warner, 2nd, W. D. Ferris, 3rd, s. D. Sharp, Merwin Johnson, two
 colts. Two-year-old class, E. c. Wixon, 1st, Tom Post, 2nd, D. E. Wakelee 3rd, A. R. Celley. Yearlings, M. B. Will Hams 1st, E. c. Wixon 2nd, W. s. Clark 3rd. Three year-old-race, J. E. Hunger ford 1st, H. O. Warner 2nd, E. c. Wix- on 3rd. Time 3.21. Road horses double, F. w. Mallett 1st, Charles Ferris 2nd, E.
 Taylor 3rd. Time 3 5S. Road horses, single, E. Banks 1st, A. J. Hazelton 2nd, A. Wakelee 3rd. Time 2.55 1.2. Horses
 for family use, E. Taylor 1st, R. M.
 French 2nd, Mitchell & Sanford, 3rd, F.
 w. Wheeler, T. B. Gray, Charles Nichols.
 Matched pair, Mrs W. D. B. Ferris 1st, E. IL. Wakelee & Go. 2nd. 2.45 class, Windilla 1st, Fanny J. End, Midget J.. 3rd, Sam, Sam Slack. Time 2.39. Free for-all, Conway, J. N. Lewis 1st, Frixy,
 Fred Potter. 2nd, Fred Folger, F. Bron-
 son 3rd, J. O., Owen Hardy. ..4th. Time 2.20. Conway is noble stepping ami nal, making the time 2.20 without a skip
 and with apparent ease, also breaking
 the track record, we understood to be 22s. Everything passed off harmoni-
 ously and it is hoped the proceeds will | be far in excess of last year..
 THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
 | There was large vote boiled in this town on Monday: It was delightful day as to the weather and the voters
 were out in full force. The following are
 the leading tickets and the votes boiled
 by each candidate: Assessors, John Fl.
 Barlow 424, Daniel A. Nichols APO, William H. Jones 271, Max A. Durr- schmidt 269; board of relief, George w. Beardsley 426, Charles Beard 422. |Lewis B. Gray PSI, Peter Reilly d 261
 selectmen, Stephen T. Palmer 409, S lByron Brownson 324, Nathan s. Ben
 lnett d 329, Jay M. Hubbell 266; towr lclerk, Joseph Tomlinson 437, Henry l.
 Barnes d PIP; town treasurer, Josepf iTomlinson 429, James H. Beard 279
 board of education, Frederick M. Durane : r 421, Horace Wheeler 276; registrars l 1st district, William Holmes 4l7, Davit
 N. Clark d 2Sl, 2d district, William $
 Hooper 421, Ephraim Laborie d 2S0
 constables, Gideon Tomlinson 42l, s
 IByron Brownson 399, Alex J. Burges
 r 3s0, Ernest Wagner 427, Thomas B 3 Burgess d 2s7, Robert Pattison d 2s9 Bernard Lintzner PTS, Gilbert l.. Brook Z d 275; grand jurors, David T. Beecher 405, Walter w. Radcliff 4Q6, David s Clarke 4O4, Warren c. Hubbell d 27s ! James H. Beard 2S3. John W. Doyle J l270; tax collector, Joseph Tomlinson
 412, James H. Beard d 275; auditors, S V lah c. Blakeman 4O9, David N. Clark t l280; library directors, Joseph Tomlinso 2 lr 40, William s. Randall 275. Th } peoples party ticket boiled about AZ vote 4 land the prohibition ticket 2s votes. IT
 vote on the license question was as to
 lows: For license 33s, against liceni 356; majority for no-license IS. The vo (. on the consolidation of the school di II