Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
F., WOODSTOCK FAIR.
Good Attendance on Closing Day
Special Features-Cattle Awards.

There was a good last day crowd at
Woodstock fair and it's closing was
marked by well maintained interest.
The exhibits in all departments re-
celved the same close attention, as
on the middle day
Interesting Curios.
One of the specially interesting ex-
hiDits that escaped the attention of
maMy on Tuesday, was the collection
OF Indian implements and old pottery
shown by Oliver Hiscock of Wood :
stock Valley. The pottery exhibit in
clude milk pan and bean pot man
ufactured in the Quassitt neirhbor-
hood of Woodstock by Thomas Bug
bee nearly one hundred years ago.
Afternoon Events.
The special events arranged for
Wednesday included a balloon ascen-
sion and the ladies' and gentlemen's
driving class, as well as the two trot-
ting classes on the card, the results
of which are given in the summary.
Awards to cattle, horses and OK teams
are herewith given:
Cattle Awards.
Holsteins: Grade cows. 2 and 3
years, grade calf, William Warren,
Eastford; first, grade COW, l.. R
Southwich, South Woodstocl- firsts.
COW, heifer / year old, bull 2 years
old bull l year old, bull calf heifer
calf, grade herd, r. w. Parker, Quin-
ebaug; first, grade bull, H. c. Lowe,
South Woodstock; first, grade COW,
Marsh and Sibley Auburn, Mass;
first, grade heifer l year, grade calf,
grade heifer 3 years and years,
G. III. Child, Woodstock; firsts, heifer
/ year. calf, L. F. Averill, Pomfret
Center
Ayrshires: First, grade COW, II. T.
Child, Woodstock; first, grade heifer
l year, c. H. Child, Woodstock: first.
bull years, COW, heifer l and 2 years,
calf and herd Marshall Sibley, Au-
burn. Mass.
Devons: First, heifer years, calf,
George NJ Lyon. West Woodstock.
I Guernseys: First, bull 1 year,
heifer. calf, W. C. Child, Woodstock;
first. grade COW, heifer l and 2 years,
calf, herd. H. T. Child, Woodstock.
Dutch Belted: First, grade COW,
heifers l, ?, 3 years old, calf, bull 2
years old, F. G. Sly, Eastford.
Awards to town OK teams: First
to l. A. Paine, Woodstock, town steer
teams, first, George n. Lyon, West
Woodstock; second to l. A. Paine !;
third to George n. Lyon; working OK
Ci. III 81 CcaA " f. H. NdI pculcI,
Charlton City, Mass; second and
third to l. A. Paine; fourth to George
w. Frink, East Woodstock; four
years, first and second to E. r. Car
penter; third to l. A. Paine. Steers:
pair calves, trained steers, l pair /
year years. George N. Lyon.
Flowing match, first to l. A Paine;
second to E. r. Carpenter; third to
Marsh and Sibley; fourth to e. r.
Carpenter: fifth (horses) to H. T.
Child.
Standard Bred Horses.
First, l year old gelding, Mrs. Geo.
E. Dresser. Thompson; first to year
old stallion, S. F. Mason, second,
third; S. F. Mason; first, year old
stallion, DIR. w. H. Sharpe. PutAam.
Horses not standard: First. colt 8
years, Charles Smith. Abingdon; first.
colt years. G. Clark. Pierce, Put
nam: first. stallion years, Amasa
Morse. Southbridge.
Gentlemel's Driving Class: First,
Frank Kennedy. Dayville: second. w.
Fl. Young. South woodstock; third.
Ballard ana Clark. Putnam; fourth,
Frank Carpenter, Woodstock.
Matched pairs: First. II. H. Da-
ven1ort: second. E. B. Kent, Putnam;
third. l.. Fl. Healey. North Woodstock.