Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-02
THE VALLEY FAIR.
A List Of the Premiums
COVERING ALL DEPARTMENTS
OF THE BIG SHOW.
HORSES,

HORSES.
First class-Best stallion years old or over. To
be shown with two of his get year old or over.
y y Noyes, $40; second, o. T. Greeneaf North.
held 10; best stallion years old, A. N. Kingsley,
10; second, P. OBrien, Rockingham z; best stal,
lion years old Il. r. Q. Watson, Brandon, S.
second best u. Il. Bennett, Dummerston 5; best
J. Miller, g. -
Second class-Best brood mare with sucking
colt by her side, H. R. @. Watson, 8; second III
syears old n &ood Ncrth sFlen Mass oest bes y
second g. D. Noyes 2; best yearlins colt or y "
Z, O,Brien, 3; second, H. X. g. Watson, z.
Inlrd clasSIBest pair matched geldings or
P, Ranney Westminster West, 10.
Fourth class entlemen's driving class. first
y: A. BoKden 10; second, W. X. Ware, Chester
Fifth class-Best pair matched work horses
Guinord Springs farm Z; second, A. w. Cutting
CATTLE.
Grade Durhams-Best cow. H. G. Clark. So;
best yearng heifer, ]. w. Thurber, 2; best heller
Thoroughbred Holsteins-Best yearling bull SO;
best heller, years old, ,; best yearling hefer, q
Grade Holsteins-Best COW, A. Hunt, 50; second
best, II. g. Clark, q best heifer, 9 years old, A.
Ingraham, Guilford Centre, 2; best yearling
helfer A. Ingraham, 2, second best, H. L. Mich.
OILS, Hale, i; best heifer calf, w. d. Thayer Gull
ford Centre, 2; second best, j. P. Ingraham, Gull
thoroughbred Guernseys-Best bull, 3 years old
or over, with three Of his get, A w. Cutting, S4
best bull, years old, 3; best COW, 81 second, q
best heifer, years old, 3; second, 2; best year
ling helfer, q second, /; best heifer calf, q best
herd, 10, all by l.. F. Pettee, West Brattleboro.
Grade Guernseys-Best yearling heifer, w. w.
Bennett, Vernon; best heller calf, 2; second, l,
A. w. Cutting.
Thoroughbred Jerseys-Best bull, years old or
over, with three Of his get, Guilford Springs
y nj q. .
Stoughton g. Burnham, Montague, Mass; best
yearling bull Guilford Springs Farm, 8; second,
Stoughton & Burnham, 2; best bull calf, 2; sec.
ond, 1, Guilford Springs Farm; best COW, Slough
ton Burnham, u second BEST Guilford Springs
Farm, 2; best heifer, years old Stoughton &
Burnhan, 8; second, Guilford Springs Farm, 2;
best yearlng heifer, Guford Springs Farm 2;
second /; best hefer calf 2; second, /; best herd
10, all by Stoughton & Burnham; second, Guilford
Springs Farm, 10.
Grade Jerseys-Best COW, H, L. Nichols Hale,
$Si second, o. F. Haynes, 2; best heifer, years
best yearling hefer, H. L. Nichols, Hale, g: sec
ond, 2. F, Haynes, 1; best heifer calf, W. w. Ben
nett, Vernon, 2.
Grade Herefords-Best COW, SO; second. Q H. G.
Clark best heifer calf, E. Mellen, Guilford Q
Thoroughbred Devons-Best bull, years old or
over with three Of his get, w. H. Neal, Meredith,
n. H., 81; second best, L. B. Bullock. Guilfor1, 8;
best bull, Years old, 3; best yearng bull, 8;
ond 2; best bull calf, 2; second, l. best COW, 5;
second, 2; best heifer, years old, 3; second, Q;
best yearling hefer, 2; second /; best hefer calf,
e second, L; best herd IS; second, 10, all by W.
Grade Devons--Best COW, So; second, 2; best
heifer, years old 2; second, / all by w H. Neal;
best yearling heifer, H. L. Nichols, Hale, 2; sec
L. b. Bullock, Gulford.
Thoroughbred Ayrshires-Best bull, 8 years old
or over, with three Of his get, 81; best yearling
BULL 8; second 9; best bull calf 2; second l. best
cow, 81 second, ?; best heifer, years old, 81 sec
ond, z; best yearllng heifer, 2. second, 1; best
he u cali, =; second /; best herd, 49, all by H.
Thoroughbred swiss-Best bull, 8 years old or
Ne ss 6S o
ond 2; best yearlng bull, 8; best bull calf, 3 all
BY Q. A. Kelley, j.; second; i best COW, 8, Q; A.
o. A. Kelley jr.; second, H. G. Clark, q yearling
heifer, O. A. Kelley, jr., g; second, Q. A. Kelley
s Rs esfsT cali best 90 A 6eey Kssv second o.
Grade Swiss-Best cow S.; second, z; heifer
2years old. 2; second, l. yearling heifer, 2; all
by o. A. Kelley; second, John Nesbitt, /; heifer
calf, John Nesbtt, 2; second, o; A. Kelley, ST., |.
Thoroughbred Normans-Bull years old, H.
R. g. Watson, s.; G; W; Chaplin Chicopee, 2;
cow, G. w. Chaplin, 4; H. R. c. Watson, .; helfer
2years Q. W. Chaplin, first and second, 3 1; year
ling hefer, LIST and I'd, G. w. Chapn, 2, l; heifer
calf, LIST and I'd, H. r. c. Watson, 2, l. best herd
thoroughbred Galleway-Bull, ears old, bull
2years old, heifer, years old, LIST, A. H over
man. Chicopee, Mass.
Grade herds, Herd, H. G. Clark, $40; W. H.
Oxen Best pair, E. ]. Benson, Woodstock, $40;
second, E. E. Stockwell, s.; best yoke owned by
exhibitor, Benson & Clark, Woodstock, 25.
Best pair, F. A. Ranney, Walpole drew 5l6l lbs,
S.; second N. Guild, 6; third, S. Sargent, q
McGe eds 6sn S s and
third, H ?. Clark and F. A. Ramsey, divided, 81
weighing less than 1000, best pair, ]. A. Davis
johnson, 8; third, c. l.. Fisher, 8; open to all,
best pair, E, E. Stockwell drew 1893 lbs $4O sec
ond T. L, johnson, 25; third, divided. H. P. Clark
Trained steers, years old and under, driven by
boys Y years old or unde der p pair O. h.
Steers and calves-Par years old, D. NJ. Bar
Der, "a; @ n, Ingraham; Guilford, q Pair2 years
old D. M Barber al IngTahRR% asu GuilfOFd
7 Arthur Thur6er, 2; pair calves L. w. Amidon'
Vt" Teams@WorEins s cattle exhibited by towns.
Best town team, not less than 10 yoke, Guilford
Fat cattle-Pair oxen. H. P. Clark. Woodstock
years old and under c. H. Wright, Keene N. H.,
5; COW, w. H. Neal, Meredith, N. HIS.
SHEEP.
southdowns- buck, D. s. Pratt, So; sec
ond, S. @. Severance & Son, Leyden, 2; best
three ewes, d. S. Pratt, 2; second, Railway q
saS0n pest PSs s t S% eve amSs s.
Pratt first and second, 2, /; best flock OF any
breed, D. s. Pratt, 10; best buck of any age with
mic Wilson, 2; second, @. a. Davis, West Ches-
terrified, l; best pen three fat sheep of any breed,
b. q. Severance az Son, l.
Hampshire downs-Best buck, first and second,
H. r. @. Watson, Brandon, 50, 2; best three ewes,
first and second, ii. r. @. Watson, 2, 1; best buck
lamb, 2; best eve lambs, first and second, g, /,
II. r. G. Watson
Grades-Best buck, W. W. Ball, Winchester,
n. H., first and second, 2, /: best buck lamb W.
W. Ball, l; best ewes, N. G. Colburn, Chester
field, N. H., 2.
SWINE.
Chester White boar, R. @. Haynes, 81; Berk-
shire boar, D. j. Barrett, West Brattleboro, 4;
Red Rock boar, Railway & Whitman, 4; bears
months old and under IL months, Berkshire, Al
bee Williams, Greenfield, Mass, 8; N. r. Will
lams, Sheburne Falls, Mass, q Red Rock, Rad
way & Whitman, 8; SOW and pigs, Red Rock,
Roadway & Whitman, g.; Berkshire, H. A. Smead,
- Greenfield, Mass, 8; N. R. Williams, Shelburne,
Mass, 81; Chester White, y. d. Noyes, 8; pen
shoates,- Berkshire, r. N. Williams, 8; @. M. Al
bee Greenfield, Mass, q SOW and pigs, grade
Chester White, W. H. Stacy, B; N. G. Colburn,
West Chesterfield, 8; shoates, grade Chester
White. q. e. CroWe 8; O. w. Stewart, 2; fat
hogs. b. MlBarber, first and second, 4, 8; O. M
Alice first and second ON Berkshire, 4, 5.
Speclals-N r. Williams on Berkshire sows
2; j. II. Pease, Whateley, Mass, on registered
Poland China boar, 5.
POULTRY.
Plymouth Rocks-A. A. Hubbard. Spofford
N H., pen list, chicks list; A A. Rock, Turner's
Falls, Mass, pen I'd, chicks Sd; Frank e. Marsh,