Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-06

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third. One-year-old colt, H. 7. Dun
bar, first; A. j. Crosby, Hartland, sec
ond. Single roadster, E. f. Ward
well, Woodstock, first; ii. "A. Wood
Barnard, second. Work horses, w
z. Eaton. Hartford, first. Two pairs
T. J. White, Pomfret, second and
fourth; w. II. Barrabee, Quechee,
third.
SHEEP.
There were about $50 sheep shown
The prizes were awarded as follows
Pure American Merinos- Buck, two
years and over, A. E. Fuller, Wood
stock, first and second. Yearling
buck, George Fl. Vaughn, Woodstock,
first; Fuller, second. Buck lambs,
John H. Hazen, West Hartford, first.
Two-year-old ewes, Hazen, first; Full
Ter, second. Yearling ewes, Hazen,
first; Fuller, second. Eve lambs,
Hazcn, first; Vaughn, second. A gra-
tuity OF IS was awarded d. w. Rob-
erts for his exhibit in this department.
Fine wool mixed-George H..
Vaughn first on two-year-old buck,
second on yearling buck. Talmage
w. Bassett, Bridgewater, first on two
year-old ewes, eecond on two-year-
old buck and yearling buck. John j.
Kinney, Woodstock, first on eve
lambs.
Cotswold-Chester Cady, Barnard,
first on two-year-old and one-year-
old bucks, buck lambs, two-year-old
ewes and eve lambs.
Shropshire-A. l.. Minor, Wood
stock, first on two-year.old buck.
Horace Newton, West Hartford, first
on two-year-old eve, buck and buck
lamb. George w. Harding, Pom
fret, second ON two-year-old buck.
Southdown-Clo udland Farm, first
on three-year-old buck, two-year-old
and yearling eve. j. +. Rhodes,
Woodstock, took second on each OF
these.
Coarse wool mixed-A. l.. Minor,
Woodstock, first on buck three years
old, and on yearling eve and second
on eve lamb. Horace Newton, West
Hartford, first on buck lamb and
second ON three-year-old and yearling
eve. B. L. Peoples, Bridgewater,
first on yearling buck. j. p. Lewis,
Bridgewater, first on ewes. III. L.
Townsend, first on eve lamb, second
on yearling buck. +. l.. Cobb, Barn
ard, second on two-year-old buck.
SWINE AND POULTRY.
As many as l42 head OF swine were
shown rare number even for this
fair. The poultry exhibit was about
the average in number but superior
in quality.
FLORAL HALL.
This is a large two-story building
and il was filled with II bewildering
array OF the products of ladies' skill |
principally. The list of premiums of |
this department would take more
room than we can give ii. A center
Of attraction was machete taken
rom dead Spaniard at Santiago and
1 six-pound shell case taken from the
Spanish cruiser, Almirante Oquendo.
There was the usual attendance of
musical firms with instruments. Veg
stable hall was crowded with mann
moth products OF the field. A feature
lere was display by the boys, first
,rizes of 50 being awarded to John
Doten, Pomfret, and George +. Hatch.
3ridgewater. Harry Leonard, Barn
lrd,was awarded 80 and Eddie Ward,
Barnard, "a.
THE RACES
we're good, though not of the hair
lifting order. There was much dis
over the failure of the
to fill Wednesday. The
'radlaugh race was arranged for get
I that well known sire, owned by w.
:. Danforth of Barnard. DIR. L.
wned by A. ii. Carter Of Lebanon,
I. H., gave an exhibition mile We'd
esday in ais 3 4. The summary f,
WEDNESDAY.
40 CLASS, $500.
m CoIbett, 90 L. Thomas, Hardwick 2111l-
,ilor Boy III b. Stewart, Beebe Plain. I442lt
lorence n, r. j. Houston, Northheld, 4224lt
az Queen Lewis Bonnette Lebanon ss33lI
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BRADLAUeH RACE.
aisle B., W. B. Turney, MONTPELIER 2111
euiah. John A. Moore, Barnard, 1881
radmont eqsSI
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THURSDAY.
'uR-yEAR-oLD AND UNDER, COUNTY HORSES, $50
sulah, John A. Moore, Barnard mi
randywine, L. d. Re agan. barnard 229l
amboline n. N wheeler while piv.r l.. a9SI
Time, al, AS, AS.
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