Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-01

hohuVi'V, Nus . years Olug ny guy
Wilkes, 2:154; dam, Blanche, the dam of
five in the list, by Atherton, son of Ham
bletonian, 10.
N. S. Ball, 7 years old, b. s., by Neph.
ew, dam Celia, by Folls, by Electioneer.
Martense, blk. M, by Gen. Knox, dam
of Spokane, 2:24t, Arena, 2;114; 1st dam,
Martense Maid, by Flying Cloud, dam of
Rumor, 1920 Filly at foot by Almaboul.
Acantara Belle, br. m, by Alcantara,
dam, Virginia, by Virginius holder of the
worlds long-distance running record. Colt
by Almaboul.
Miss Blush, years old, by Lavalard,
1st dam by Kentucky Wilkes, I'd dam by
Wedgewood, Sd dam by Pilot Jr. Foal by
Almaboul.
May, . years old, dam Priscilla, mark
2:27t, breeding untraced; dam of Miss X,
2:2St. Colt by Almaboul.
Alacantense, 2-year-old FLY, by Alacan-
tara, dam Martense by Gen. Knox. This
filly is full sister to Arena, 2:11a.
Mayboul, yearling flly, by Almaboul,
dam May, by The King.
Susieboul, yearlng tilly, by Almaboul,
dam Virginia, by Virginius.
other Good Exhibits.
Henry Crawford, Putney, Madison
Wilkes, b. h., by George Wilkes; dam
Mnna by Red Jacket; I'd dam Undine by
Gray Eagle. Bred in Kentucky, passed to
F. S. Gross, Lee, Mass. record 2:24 4 :;
sire of Linden, 2:17 Ia, and tour others
better than 2:20. A famous son of fam
Gus sire, sound and clean at 10 years old,
this horse was at one time sold for $751;
600. His coming to Windham county
gives great opportunity to breed in ex-
tremely fashionable lines.
Bay Aristos, b. h., 5 years old, by Arts.
tos, dam by Clematis, a typical son of a
famous Vermont sire
Darkey, blk. g., years old, BY Aristos,
dam by Clematis. A very snowy, attrac-
tive horse.
w. II. Kinson exhibited his yearlng
fily, Oracle X, by n. S. Ball, son of Neph-
ew; dam Kinson mare. This is an unusu-
ally clearly built FLY, of good size and
substance. Look ont for her on the road
some day.
w. f. Walkers two filles-a 2-year-old
by Linden, dan by Phil Sheridan Jr, and
Mack, full brother-were exhibits of
marked individuality. They show what a
progressive farmer can do if he makes in
telligent effort.
L. T. Lowell & Son of Bellows Falls,
Carmont, b. s., by Westmont, son of Col.
West, by Almont, dam Kate Carnac, I'd
dam by old Bradley horse.
T. j. Miller, Nancy NJ, 5 years old, by
Hollander, dam by Young America.
Rosa Bonheur, years old, by Hollander,
dam Flora S, by Willie Wilkes.
Harry Chimes, b. s., 3 years old, by Au-
rora Chimes, by Chimes, dam by Young
America.
Mr.. Miller has been a constant exhibitor
at the Valley Fair, and the stock shown at
this time forms no exception to the high
standard maintained by him.
f. c. Rand, Saxtons River, Brattleborc
Jr., s years old, b. S., by Brattleboro, son
of Squire Talmage, dam Hambletoniar
mare, 2:30, untraced.
John II. Williams, Bellows Falls
Blanche, blk. M, ) years old, by Nam
| brine Jet, dam Julia Bashaw, 1928, q
dam Bashaw Maid. This is good mare
of much promise. She was raised in Bran
don.
Thos. Bushway, North Walpole, Lady
Whitefeet, 5 years old, by Abdallah Prince
dam by Robert Fulton.
II. S. Frost Bellows Falls, Edith H.
CHI. M, g years old, by Westmont, dan
Arabian Girl. An excellent road mare
with good bunch of speed.
Michael Murphy, Putney. Monarch Jr.
Morgan mare. Mr.. Murphy is regular
prize taker at the Valley Fair.
Fred Prentiss, Walpole, Grandpa, b. G.,
6 years old, by Clematis, dam by Morgan
descent.
F. j. Harris, Chesterfield, Robert Harris
blk. g., 3 years old, sire San Jacinto.
good individual.
C. D. Noyes, Van Owen, room G., b,
birmingham, dam by Kent, I'd dam by Fly
ing Cloud.
NJ. H. Lyman, Dover, Morgan broo,
mare, with foal by Linden.
D. W. Foye, Dover, brood mare, foal b.
Linden.
G. W. Piper, Erving, Mass, broo
mare, with foal by Mortified.
w. H. Harvey, Winchester, N. H.
Owney Ball, b. c., yearlng, by N. S. Ball
G. S. Sargent, Bratteboro, bay FLY, b
Linden, dam by Robert Fulton.
Geo. S. Phillips, Putney, blk. g., tw
years old, by Linden, dam by the Whit
ncy horse. Oh. g., three years old, b
Linden, dam by Clematis.
T. O'Brien, Rockingham, bay yearlin
and two year-old, by Sherman Wilkes, dar
by Ben Franklin.
A valuable contribution to the hors
show, which did not reach The grounds I'm
til after these notes were made, was that {
VIM. G. Dickinson of the Connecticut Rive
Stock farm of Hatfield, Mass. This eX
hibt comprised the Stallion Electmont, b
Chimes, dam by Mambrino King, and for
of his get-a yearling stallion, two geldine
and a filly. Electmont proved himsel
easily prize winner and went home weal
ing blue ribbon in his class.