Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-29


sonia Farm, second. Three-year-old
filly, Emersonia Farm, first. Year.
ling FLY, Charles Morrissey, first; L.
w. Avery, second.
Matched horses-There were nine
pairs of handsome drivers entered, by
II. E. Wood, A. III. Norris and Kins-
man Martin of Williamstown, Clark
Stewart of Berlin first premium), G,
G. Sleeper (second) and Elmer Reyes
Moretown; Page IL Stafford, Randolph,
George w. Panton, Brookfield, and
K. S. Fuller. e. e. House, Roxbury,
took first on matched horses and H. 5.
Glidden, second.
Gents drivers-Entered by William
Mears, Barre (first), E. A. Shattuck,
Randolph (second), II. S.Town, Mont
pelier, j. l. Palmer, K. T. Mccarthy
and j. l.. Baird, Waitsfield, N. NJ.
Whitney, Bethel, R. j. Bradley, More
town.
Four-year-old drivers. |. Palmer,
Waitsfeld (first), Fred B. Bailey, Will
Jamestown (second), William Holton.
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.
Shropshires-E. +. Bowman, Rox.
bury, took first on two-year-old buck,
yearling buck, two-year-old ewes, and
second on two-year-old ewes. A. NJ.
Goodrich, Williamstown, took first on
yearli9g buck. Elroy Fuller took first
onNewe lambs. l.. N. Stevens, Rox-
bury, took first on two-year-old ewes.
Abbie II Amsden took second on two
year-old ewes and eve lambs. Fred
Ruiz, Roxbury, took second on year
ling buck and Henry Webster, Rox-
bury, second on buck lamb.
Grade Merinos-W. f. Dunsmoor
took first on two-year-old ewes and on
yearling ewes.
Cotswold-N. w. Peake, Roxbury,
first on buck lamb, second on yearling
ewes. Abbie Amsden, first on two
year-old ewes, yearling ewes and eve
lambs.
Thoroughbred Merinos w. O..
Shaw, first and second on eve lambs.
Swine-White Chester, A. M. Good
rich, Williainstown, first on sow and
pigs, first on two-year-old boar; first on
six-months-old boar. G. III. Emerson,
second on sow and pigs; E. E. Bow
man, third; Abbie Amsden, fourth.
Charles Wilson, second on two-year-
old boar.
Durocks-W. H. Dunsmoor, three
firsts.
Berkshire-C. S. Kimball, first on
boar.
Poultry-Thcre was a magnificent
display, due to the presence Of the
large exhibits of G. c. Paine, South
Randolph, Ben S. Davis, Randolph
Centre, and q. A. Clark. There was
premium for nearly every coop.
FLORAL HALL.
To enumerate the premiums in this
department is impossible. Among
those from this section who won prizes
were the following:-Sugar, John
Mudgett, Brookfield, first. Syrup, j.
j. Steele, East Roxbury, second.
Plain cheese, Mrs. John Mudgett, Sec
ond. Culinary, Mrs. Mudgett and
Miss Anna Perham, Braintree, were
among the winners. In mechanic arts,
4. ii. Greene, Randolph, received an
award on traverse sleigh, John
Cleveland on Randolph pillow, Ketch-
am Bros. of Brookfield ON hat rack
with mounted horns. In fine arts
among the exhibitors were Mrs. John
Mudgett, Mrs. Fred III. Steele, Fannie
Draper, Randolph, and Ella Colt Ben
ham, Brookfield. There was very
large and handsome display in fine
arts. The first prize for largest selec-
ton went to Mrs. G. A. Edgerton,
Northfield, and for water colors to E.
L. Putnam, Randolph. Those who
received premiums in domestic manu-
features from this section and the
amounts were:-Mrs. George Pride,
Brookfield, 60c.; Mrs. John Mudgett,
Brook field, $3.50; Mrs. j. II. Lamson,
Randolph, 25c.; Mrs. M. Z. Holmes,
Randolph, $500; Miss Gertrude
Trerise, Randolph, $500; Mrs. j. ].
Trerise, Randolph, $500; Mrs. /. ID.
Williams, Randolph, $3.50; Bertha
Sprague, Brookfield, 25c.; Mrs. r.. A.
Wells, Randolph, Sl.25; Mrs. f. Il.
Dubois, Randolph, $3.50; Mrs. +. ii.
Smith, Randolph, Sl.00; Mrs. Fred
West, Randolph, $3.50; Mrs. ID. l..
Buck, East Roxbury, &c.; Lila Buck,
East Roxbury, 25c; Mrs. E. A. Thorn
as, Randolph, sl.5O; Mrs. J. Sprague,
Brookfield, Sl.75; Mrs. DR.. Barton,
Randolph, $500; Hattie Sprague,
Brookfield, s1.75; Mrs. G.. E. Cush-
man. Randolph, $3.50; Mrs. j. b.
Wells, Randolph, Sl.O0; Miss Myrtis
Walbridge, Randolph, Csc; Mrs. CHI.
Holden, Randolph, 35c.; Catherine
Benham. Brookfield, i5c.; Ella Ben
ham, 75c.; Gertrude Benham, So; Ella
Colt Benham, I5c.
THE RACES
Were excellent. On Wednesday the
most exciting were the 2:26 class and
the 2:4O. The winning riders in each