Brattleboro’s Unusual Seventeenth Valley Fair Triumph
The Brattleboro Valley Fair saw record attendance with 15 000 paid admissions on Thursday and nearly 7 000 on the first day. The event is praised for enduring quality, agricultural exhibits, and strong local participation, highlighting decades of community pride and notable figures such as Col. Morgan and Fiikt Estey among the celebrants.
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Brattleboro
Sevenrennes
Tolkes
Ras Atrigar
Ulirebors
Foley
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Col
Mogan
Fiikt Estey
Persia
Horses of Blood Royal at McElwain Farm West Springfield
McElwain Farm at West Springfield and Connecticut River Stock Farm showcased the largest strings winning most blue ribbons. Local exhibitors presented horses with notable sires and pedigrees, including stallions and mares from Wilkes, Brattleboro, and Guilford. The event drew attention to prized horses, with judges noting quality and class across multiple stud lines.
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McElwain
West Springfield
Mase
Connecticut River
Pontus
Siml Tele
Tan
Phil Shovidiy
Wheelers
Hlack Hawk Morgan
Neal
Marley
Currier Tnt
Ohio
Maison Square Garden
Felice
Charles Clark Tundt
I. Shen
Dir Prowty
Dr. Ackorin
Iwuirtuul
Connecticur River
Harfield
Mass
Joseph Clarisst Guilford
O. T. Warp
Brattleboro
A. Aed
Yours
Llowsery Tmey
Nelson
Bernardston
Track Race Night Delivers Frenzied Thursday Action
A chaotic program features Lily Leligh Juno and Miss Dotlet as winners while Waltey Dolla Bento and Susie Fox lead on day two. A driver suffered a spill in the 2:22 class, and overall notes mention injuries, close finishes and a Windsor stand finish with a dramatic late surge. The Historian’s Roundup records results with multiple horses, drivers and events across the event.
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Lily Leligh
Juno
Miss Dotlet
Waltey
Dolla Bento
Susie Fox
Henry N
Woeedebenge
Wyotin
Ateni
Keane Poral
Leon Oneels
Walter MW
Bard
Walter Whatten
Cinitrugle
Ariel Kent
Pathar
Crusyler
Fernsworth
Coteencur
Herve Fesehoas
Oty
Avith Sloe
Horse Races End in Turbulent Meeting at Ravine Track
Thursday’s racing program produced split finishes and several crashes. Light Star won the main race amid a dramatic dash to the wire, while Walter Hower and Elwer D. also vied hard, with multiple sulky failures, broken equipment, and a hospital visit for driver Thomas Blanchard after a midrace wreck.
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Walter HW
Elwer D
Rine D
Walter J
Couhi Ng
Seoatil
Walter A. Atol Elmor
Walter H
Hiv
Monty N
Judge Bvier
Deluvty
Niith
Lehner
Ali
Real Ave
Della Bentonstook
Delgula
Boito
Thomas Blanchard
Henry
George Draper
Deter
Dull Benton
J. M. Maxim
Mary Crittenden
Della Hortons Delverless
Blanchard
Springfield Hospital
Dennie Sullivan
Mary Crut
Warden
Rloualy
Della Benton
Tinwlly
Henry No
Reeult
Mella Benton
Redondale
Nat Delwile
Mine
App Nash
Swan
Henny Nod
Syiele
Fox
Ruby
Death of Hon Hiram A Huse at Williamstown
Hon Hiram Augustus Huse of Randolph Vermont died at the Monument House in Williamstown at midnight after an illness of short duration with angina. Born January 17 1843 he lived much of his life in Randolph and Montpelier. A Civil War veteran and longtime editor and public servant, he served as Vermont state librarian, representative from Montpelier, and states attorney. The funeral plans and services were announced by the Walworth county bar and local veterans groups.
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Hiram A. Huse
Iflum A
Montgelier
Lututari
Monument House
Williamstown
Angina Peeroils
Behae
Gulf Sprin
Hoy
Moenuent
Hiram Augustus Huse
Rosdolph
Watertown
Wis
Randolydlj
Eatward Conant
Albany
Vermont Bir
Coffyey
Dst
Vermont Volunteers
Ranssolphe Aiguet
Foctiens
Serren
Didy
Differ
Tines
Andolphema
Montpelier
Nis
Court House
Milivehim
Hust
Weybridge Campaign Ser vice Slander Case Report
The Weybridge libel dispute centers on campaign payments and alleged blackmail claims. McCullough sues for political service charges while allies and local papers debate motives and legality. The Burlington papers call the case a blackmail ploy tied to political factions and debts.
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Weybridge
Max Sues
McCullough
Fennineton
McCurlonet
Windidand
Lo Siurtes
Weybrilge
Ser Flores
Javerese
Ginn
McCaliyeid
Hurlington Frew Press
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Star Course of Entertainments
Night
Siren
Brillant Company of Comedians
Ciris
Cote
Springfield
Skunk
E, Creene
Pharmacist
Hellet
Trent
Brartiehorn
Tnt
John S, Stratton
Se Newtane
Hama Gallite
Patan
Eask
Filey Las Huwlerag
Hansbed Hy
ATP Toilirn
WneTedd
Aealieshaviss
Ieee Buttior
Estey Organ CO
Brattleboro, Vt
Glenwood
Emerson & Son
Florida
Steve
Jim Glababteedd
Troy
Eno
Leahy & Cooper
Ty Speck
Tae Poms
Tina Penge
Hie Mang
Clapp & Jones
Lafleche Bros. Ladies’ Tailoring
Main Street
New York
MRS. D. L. Herrick’s
Meron Hines
Harry W. Leonard
Sly
Mme
Arii T. Feedleh
J. 5. Johnson
Horses OF Blood Royal
McKleain
West Sprinsfield
Belpal
Thiel Vrreniteu
Atla Fin Grice Hamilton
Slater Lark
Frinew Beyiby
Toston
Mieweneotil
Elias
Buren Fest
Leisey Akin Hinson
Karen le Shag
Annee
Robert McGireast
Beate Teal
Nellie Kinz
Ralph Rex
Mahile
Regcroft
Alice Hal
Sia
Hal Bare
Rey Cantweriner
Elise
Janet Lex Syaveter
Sewoniley Mette
Tiyse
Wil
Tye
Minsate
Maul Rind
Atisb
Banleyne Iyi
Dtp
Problen
Palblity
Nutwerel
Owen Tuntuores
Wilts
Alcantaras
Marnington
Stansted
Majiriee Balestier
Brattlebars
S Lovell
Lovell
Janel
Finke
Jinks
Wilkes
Ralph W
Howe
Charlie
Wilkes Chetshuw
C H. Cook
Avains Mass
C.D Smith
Wilhington
Adem d. Sentey, Jr
Brancharet
Afl
Ailieme
Tony
Muse
Havitank
Sale
Ieee BP
Ieee
Myth
Jack Pranklin
Boy
Bona Pralie
Feaetivanigenh
SBS
Muzaseay
Tooter
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