Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28

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East Granville.
Four-year-old drivers. H. c. Young, LIST
Mrs. b. f. Kicker, Randolph, I'd; Charles
Williams, Williamstown.
Three year old drivers, l.. NJ. Seayer,
Wiliamstown, LIST: II. c. Young, I'd; r.
A. Davis. Mortified.
O. w. Clark, Brookfield, g. w. Panton,
Brooktield, o S. Martin, Williamstown,
were the judges Of horses.
THE CATTLE.
The exhibit OF cattle could not be called
large, and there were no outside showings
Of fancy stock, but the herds OF the Sec
tion were fairly well represented. The
premiums went as follows:-
Thoroughbred
shorthorn, o. s Joslyn, Waitsfield, COW.
Ayrshire, F. A. Joslyn, Waitsfield, first
on dairy COW and bull; Geo. w. Dole,
I Mortified, list on bull calf; r. j. Handy,
East Granville, 1st on yearling bull and
+ heifer calf, second on dairy COW.
/ Guernseys. ID. III. Skinner, Waitsfeld,
4 LIST on bull, COW, 2-year and 1-year heifer,
heifer calf and bull calf; w. W. Holden,
Mortified, I'd on bull.
4 Jerseys, Eugene Freeman, Brookfield,
f LIST on bull; w. g. Clark, Brookfield, I'd.
+ Holsteins, Lew is Stevens, Rox bury, 1st
on bull calf.
Grade cattle
shorthorns, o. S. Joslyn, LIST on bull, s.
dairy cows, 2-yr. and Tyr. heifer and
heifeF calf.
Deyons, B. j. Williams, Brookfeld, list
on dairy COW.
Jerseys, B. j. Williams. LIST on 2-yr bull;
+. T. Tracy, Mortified, 1st on heifer calf;
G. y, Smead, Brookfield, I'd on yearling
bull; q. H. Bailey, Mortified, LIST on COW
w. H. Dillingham;, Northfleld, LIST on
yearling helter, I'd on 2-yr.-old; L. w. |
Avery, Northiield, LIST on 2-yr heifer.
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LIST ON cow Clifford Gregory, Mortified, |
lst on yearling bull; q. II. Bailey, LIST on 1
2-yr bulls +. j. Handy, I'd on COW, lst /
on yearliDg heIfer and bull calf.
Holsteins, W. d. Plastridge, Mortified,
LIST on DAIRY COW, I'd on 2-yr. heifer; Nor
man Nye, Mortified, lst on dairy cows
and bull calf; Il. 5. Dunsmoor, Northfeld I
LIST on yearling bull: Lewis Stevens, Rox-
bury, Isl on yearling heller; L. II. Jauv-
rim, Mortified, LIST on helfer calf, I'd on
yearling heifer and bull calf; w. II. Dill
bingham, LIST on 2-yr. heier.
duernseys, ID. H. Skinner, LIST on COW,
Tyr. and yearling heifer and heller calf
r. J. Handy, % on yearling heIfer.
Sweepstakes, Q. 5. Joslyn, 1st, also for
herd of cattle.
The judges Of cattle were Geo c. Smith,
q. G. Flint and A. B. Washburn.
OXEN AND STEERS.
Oxen and steers were quite good. &. S.
Mortified, entered the only (
town team OF five yokes. Il. 5. Dunsmoor,
Northfield, had the only town team OF five /
pairs OF steers.
Working oxen, G. J. Brown, Moretown,
list; G. 5. Kimbaii, I'd. +
Draft oxen, w. w. Holden, 1st; 7. Gala ,
gan, Brookfeld, I'd.
Fat oxen, B. f Kicker, Randolph, 1st
I. Holland, Mortified, ID.
Matched oxen, l.. Webb & Son, Gran
vile, list; +. j. Handy, Granville, I'd Also
pair shown by George Crane & Son,
Brooktield.
Three year-o old steers, c. J. Brown, 1st; |
r. j. Bradley, Moretown, I'd.
Two-year-old steers, Frank Royce {
Northdeld, 1st; E. 5. Dunsmoor, North
field, I'd.
Yearling steers, 0. S. JosIyn, 1st; L.
Webb Il Son, I'd.
steer calves, J. A. Smith, waitstield, LIST; /
0. 5. Joslyn, I'd.
The judges on oxen were NJ. C. Rowell /
and g. Z. Mason, Randolph, {. j. Udall, {
STAFFORD.
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY. i
The sheep exhibit was fair, the swine +.
and poultry scauty.
Cotswold, w. E. Dunsmoor, Mortified, {
Isl on Tyr. and yearling ewes and eve I
lambs.
Spanish Merinos, Carl Bowman, West I
Brookheld, LIST on buck and eve, grade. :
Shropshire, A. M. Goodrich, Williams "A
town, lst on buck; w. r. Dunsmoor, LIST
1n 2-yr. and yearling ewes, Carl Bowman
Ist on buck lamb and eve lamb, ID on
buck, yearling and 2-yr. ewes. q
Oxford Downs, o. S. Cook, Northfeld, d
Lst on buck lamb, eve lamb, 2-yr. ano .
learllng ewes. =
In swine, +. j. Handy, East Granville. u
received LIST on White Chester SOW and
pigs.
Among the poultry awards was LIST on =,
lr. young and pr. old geese to Il. h. Bow
nan, West Brookfield; 1st on pr. young
md pr old bronze turkeys to Carl Bow l.
nan, also LIST on Narragansett turkeys E.
i. smith, Brookfield, took first on Birch 8,
n Game Bantam fowls and chicks, LIST on
iolden Duck Wing fowls and chicks. Isl u
"a Silver Duck Wing fowls, 1st on Wheat
m Game bantams, LIST on Black Red
hicks, "a on Black Red fowls, I'd on b
Barred p. K. chicks,
FLORAL HALL. Il
10 justice 1t could not be said that the a.
floral hall display was quite up 10 the
mark. Much more could have found K
lace there. A good deal OF space was r.
AIKEN NJ. by mercantile and trade booths
I Mortified, Barre and Waterbury con- Il
ems for advertising purposes. t
In the fancy department, among the :
A
ling, Randolph, Zoe Mrs W. j. Blodpett.
81; Mrs. q M. Blake, south
.oyalton, sl.75; Mrs. ID. W. Blake, south
.oyalton, $40; Mrs A. z. Holman. Ram
olph, u; Mrs. L. II. Needham, Randolph.
&c..
In the culinary department, Mrs. Julia
I. Williams, Brookfeld, and Mrs q. Jill
Niliiams, Brookheld, each received II for
ally shown. ii
One of the incest displays in fine arts
as collection OF hand. painted china
nown by Miss Annie Messer of Ran
olph, on which she received $50.
FAIR NOTES.
merry-g o-round near the entrance |
7ught many a nickel.
The Green Mountain band OF Randolph.
us Dumas leader, furnished good music |
9th days.
The special trains from the south were
luch appreciated, getting the patrons to |
be fair and back home at seemly hours. II
There was no drunkenness or disorder. 1
little ardent was seized BY the North /
ED officers early. The Mortified saloons
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