Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-09-13

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sixth. Mabel II. was drawn after the
? :S4, 1911, 2:413 and , :424.
G.. f. Sollace of Bridport was the start
ing Judge, A. f. Bush of Orwell and
Secretary Dyer assisting him and ID.
Rider of Middlebury timing.
Between the heats of these races. CON
Nsiderable stock was shown on the track.
N Prof. Jos. LaROuX made fine balloon
ascension soon after 3 o'clock He came
down in the dooryard at +. j. Matth-
ews'. n mile away. All in all, it was a
first-class day.
THE EXHIBITS.
Our space is so short this week that we
can give only superficial mention of the
exhibits in the several departments. The
fullest showing was that of cattle, nearly
$50 head having been entered. Horses
were less numerous than usual. The
sheep, swine and poultry exhibits were
excellent. Floral hall was we'll filled. c.
l.. Nutting, the carriage dealer. had "A
big tent on the grounds in which ne dis
played all sorts of vehicles. harness.
ETC., to good advantage. a. H. Bristol,
the special selling agent of the De Laval
separators. had the machines in opera
tion in the pavilion in the center of the
sheep building. Tine names of the lead
ing exhibitors in each of the several de
partments follow:
CArrLE-Durhams, a. W. ~ p. Wilcox OF
BridpOrt and +. ~ L. +. Moore rf ohOrcham,
JcrScys, w. f. HNmmOnd, Howard Hope, j
Il. Doul las, W. T. kenworthy and +. J.. Lee.
OF Middlebury and II. G.. Dclphia OF Blidport
llolsteins, W T. kenwurthy OF MiddlcburY.
/ Ayrshrcs, Forest Park farm of Brandon "a
fine shOwlng), >. IL. Lane of Cornwall ana
Sickle Clark OF Addison. Fat cattle, NJ q.
o. oliver OF Leicester, f. ~ l. f. noore and
a 1 ny stn MI .-ft
f. l.. +. Moore, W. +. Hammond, j. B.DOug-
las, l.. A Bryant OF Lincoln, y. u. Morse, NJ.
e. illiamson anu T.. +. Lee of Cornwall.
HORSEs-Matched pairs, NJ. A. Brooks OF
Middlcbury, II. +. Bisscl OF Shoreham and
Fred Dean OF Cornwall. Single drivers Fred
Dean, NJ. \. Brooks, Forest Park farm OF
Brandon, II. r. Cults OF orwell X. Lane ~ Son
/ OF Cornwall and J. II. Hughes of MIddlebury.
standard bred stations, W II. Dyer OF sails
der OF Wcybridge and CA. Chapman OF Ferris
buIgh. Non standard stations, j. RiVett and
W. \. Robbins of Weybridge, Ioel Sayles of
Starksboro, James Lathrop of Lincoln and
/ II. G.. Dephla of Bridport Brood mares ana
COTS, H. Q; sessions OF East Middiebury, p.
Gusta Muller and r. Lane S Son OF Corn vail
j. \. James of WeVbridge, W. II. Dyer OF
Salisbury Howard Hope, +. G. Elmer and
/ II. g.. Burwell a son OF BndpOrt. Mares and
Park farm, F. II. Winch OF Middlebury.
SHEEr-McunOs, Ii. G. Burwcll ~ son and
l.. :. Burwell OF BridpOrt, FRA l.. IIamblin OF
/ Corn wall, j. T. Stickucy of Shoreham and A.
6. Frccgard OF Weybridge. oxford Downs,
A. w. a j =. Wilcox. shropshircs, A. w e
j. =. ilcoX, W. II. Dyer of salisbury ana Nj.
B. Williamson of Cornwall. Hampshire
Downs, Forest park farm of Brandon. Cots
wolds {. II. Marshall OF Nergcnnes and j. q.
/ Douglas OF Middlebury. ChcViots W. X.
Phelps OF Middlebury. Cross-bred, p. e. Ell.
mer OF BridpOrt.
SwINE-R Lane n son, NJ b. Williamson
and h. p. Lee of Cornwa |, Sickle & Clark OF
Addison, w l.. Hamilton OF Bridport, j. A.
james OF Weybridge and H. d. Hayes, a. vii.
ltslrr and i faf III lain
PoULrRY-P. d. DUN, F. +. Parow, w. T.
Kenworthy, J. Howker, Jr, J. B. Douglas, b.
If. lane and Harry F. smith OF Middlebury
and Geo +. Landon of Cornwall.
FRUIT-Geo. II. Wright of Weybridge, NJ. B.
Williamson OF Corn wall, c. l.. Hooker and W.
T. Kenworthy of Middlebury.
! VEGETABLES SEEDS AND GRAINs-C. +. Rus
sell and J. p Fem x son OF East Middle
bury V. V. Blackmer OF Orwell. 5. II. Lane, X.
Lane a son, Harry Nanclette, +. Z. Lee, Chas.
Ashley, NJ. H. Williamson, IL. james and
w. II. Curtis OF Cornwall and f. b. Nelson OF
Salisbury
FANCY woRK-Mrc. H. e. Day OF Ripton,
Mrs. c A. Bump OF Salisbury, Miss Una san.
ford of Cornwall, Miss Janet Abernethy OF
Cushman, Miss Mary Gee, Miss Carrie Noon.
an and +. Farnsworth OF Middlebury.
,ARrIsTIC-Mi;s NJ; c. Underwood OF New
Haven, Mrs. +. o. Porter, Miss Jennie
Robbins and Miss Una Sanford OF Cornwall,
Miss Carrie Noonan and Mrs John Hughes of
Middlebury.
BREAD AND CAKE-Mrs. Z. II. Lee OF West
| Cornwall, irs. ii. c. Walker of East Middle.
bury, Mrs. NJ. A. Carr, Mrs f. T. Parow and
Miss Mary Phelps OF Middlebury.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS-Mrs. f. X. Clay Mrs.
+. IL. Thomas, Miss Mary Gee and Mrs. c. l..
/ Hooker OF Middlebury, Mrs. Geo. II. Wright
| OF WeYbridge, Mrs. H. Nj. Footc and Mrs. C..
ii. Lane of Cornwall and Edwin Farnsworth
OF East Middlebury.
! CHILDREN's DEPARrMENr-The principal eN-
hibltors in this department were Misses Bes-
| sic Thomas ana Nette +. Condor and Mas.
tiers Reid Carr and Philip Crane of Middle
bury.
The above is NOT intended to be COM
plete list of the exhibitors. but will suf-
flee to show something of the general in
terest manifested in the fair by the peo-
pie of the county. The premium list and
further details of the show will he given
next week, in connection with the report
of today's proceedings.