Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-06-15
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
A Letter From Canada.

MONTREAL, QUE. June g. 1906.
Once more this northern province, always interesting
me- rejecting healthy and enduring qualities which
indigenous its climate Vermont and all New England respond to
same become and marked
penetrate further and further towards those where snow and ice
predominant for a greater part of the year.
There then when cross the Vermont ne the differ
belong and difference
in original this last do consider great
English derived practically the stock and
plenty throughout New England be constituent
part its population good The different form
government 1t fosters civilization
imperious changes, whether the desirable
Since starting Mddebuy the great problem has been
Bolton Centre Bolton being of the Eastern Town
ships Quebec upon the shores Lake Mempemagog
being Vermont how do this bought ticket
through and here that should take the Sherbooke
Pacific railroad and stop off at Eastman with
chance livery Bolton Centre Arrived at Montreal
usual the Windsor learn that there not vacant room
hotel told the Queens which find
Portable S, day hotel
Wednesday was busy day Montreal making acquaintance
libraries journals and oldest horsemen Two of these last
very intelligent and reliable have enlisted to make investigations
Roodhouse ST. Lawrence, Bayad learn
unqueonaby Chamby vicinity and got by old ST. Law
Walter Pendga owned that horse am hopes to
get information of the dam.
my principal Grand this trip to obtain further no
Coppeboom taken from Bolton Quebec
Kentucky had this horse quite closely traced down
Blunt Bolton from Danv w. 1872
previous that what yet able to tell
This tracing recently published letter by to the American
Horse Breeder Boston, copied into the Register. In the
testimony February from Mr. Giles Fuller of Bolton
Centre and David Blunt moved from Vermont Bottom
and his father say that Mr. Blunt brought with him
from Vermont Morgan brood This information
through interview with Mr. Fuller by Mr. Pbus of Knowon
Oue who married granddaughter of David Blunt
get further information, personal interview with Mr.
Fuller that we 90 Bolton distance
Bolton Centre miles. We stopped
where Mr.. Fuller lived,
dead had been dead about months Our
apparently failure told Mr.. Holland kept store
our Grand. thoughtful
Mr. Edward F. Coens who lives several miles
married of David Blunt Mr. Cossens reliable
about hoemn and be able tell good deal
corning this matter
Immediately Mr. Cossens. These Canadian
remarkably good repair present quite muddy. Three
brought Mr. Cossen who engaged sowing upon
side hill Walking up myself saying
referred him for information of stations formerly owned by David
Blunt Bolton quite hundred years
them. His Immediate that he
that David Blunt owned stations, chestnut and
black They were both good but claimed that the
best brought country
and left the best stock.
My question he knew where Mr.. Blunt got His
again immediate have always understood
from the States" And question what their
was said 1t my IMPRESSION indeed positive that they
Morgan stations both them Mr. unable
but said that for many years their descendants
family
which lived to be 81 years DID,
Fuller had testified that Mr. Blunt the brown black stallion
1923 sold him several years later Mr.. Wood Shelf
Morgan Horse and Register VOL shows that Mr. Wood
owned stallion Hawkins original Justin
Morgan, about 1882 We traced him years
getting part of Mr.. Wood but did
then learn of whom Mr.. Wood bought him.
All of this proves how quickly the border line the Morgan
then this section commonly called advertised Dutch
precisely the and precisely the locality where,
Canadian PAGER and for they equally both
Learning living Stukey,
David Blunt, continued drive
quite romantic road winding up nil, and
descending West Bolton Tuning here abruptly
assembled higher HILL almost in the nature of mountain from the
top a splendid the
region Montreal diversified with Canadian valley
cry long Rejecting the sunlight, every side
the Heavens brilliantly adorned with clouds of many
through here
country being but are cleared and many of
quite stony rocky and less covered with