The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-09
BRIGHTON caTTLE SHoW.

The reports Of the committees al the Brigh-
ton show have, at length, been published.
From them we have made the following ab-
stract of premiums awarded.
For Fat Oren.
First premium to Joseph Estabrook, of
Royaston, for his OK, weight 2l04, years
old, 25 dollars.
Boylston for his silver nosed OK, years old, |
weight 2178, 90 dollars.
| Third premium to the same for his other OK
of the same yoke, 10 dollars.
For Bulls.
| First premium to Zephaniah Brown of
Charlton, 80 dollars.
William Gilmore of Franklin, 20 dollars.
Hon. John Welles, for bis bull of the Celebs
race, 10 dollars.
The first premium for Bull Calves to Hon.
J. Welles for bull calf from Admiral, Ia
Denton IS dollars.
Second, jeremiah Halves, of Fast Sudbury,
10 dollars.
Third, to Henry Craft for ball out of Mr.
George Lyman's beautiful imported bull, 81
dollars.
For Mich Cows.
The first premium of $50 to Geo. Fl. Hardy of
Waltham. This Cow did not exceed the
middle size,-was of native stock, 7 years
old, and for some months after calving gave
about IL quarts of milk. For nearly months
she averaged 1l4 lbs. of butter week.
The second premium of $50 to the Rey.
John White, of Dedham. This Cow was of
native stock and of middle size, and gave lei
lbs. of butter for six weeks in succession. In
one week l2 lbs. 10 ounces was made from
her milk. For months she averaged 104 lbs. |
of butter; in the best of the season over IS
quarts of milk.
The Third premium of SIS to Nathan Pierce
of Salem. This cow was of great product in
milk, and had given by statement 1923 quarts
of milk in year, being an average of nearly
10 quarts day. Her milk appeared rich,
and well suited for the dairy.
For Heifers.
To Benjamin Harrington of Princeton the
first premium of $12. To VIM. II. Prentice
of Boston, for his twins about IS months old.
from fine native COW S1O-the sire. Colebs'
The second, for his red heifer S1O. The third
for his red roam heifer So. To John Prince.
Esq. for his hei(er from Denton, about Is
months old, the cow native-the 9TH premi-
UNI Sc.
For Swine.
For the best boar TO Silas Dudley of Sutton
the 1st premium S12.-The Cd do. to
George M. Robbins $8.-The Sd do. to J.
Parkman of Brighton $5.-Tor the best sow to
Capt. John Mackay $l2-For the next best
10 Silas Dudley of Sutton S8.-To Moses
Bright of Watertown the Sd do. $5.-For the
best store pigs to Capt. John Mackay Olives
ton, the LIST premium, S10,00.-The I'd to Jo-
mas Cutter of Weston $500.
Working Cattle.
To John Scanned of Bellingham LIST prem. S25
Perley Tapley of Sutton Cd prem. 90
Benjamin Woodbury. of Sutton Sd prem. Is
Royal Marble ofSutton 9TH prem. -
Samuel Sibley of Sutton 5th prem. 8
The premiums fer Sheep were given TO
Joseph Barrett, and George M. Barrett, both
of Concord.
Ptoughing match Of t,Oo yOkes Of Oren.
To Sherman Barrett, of Concord. first pre.
mum. To Aaron d. Williams, of Roxbury,
I'd do. 10 Samuel Sibley, Of Sutton, Sd do.
For Broadcloth.
To Messrs.slater & Howard of Dudley,
n LIST premium 500 90
To the WOlcott WOollen Manu-. Comp.
I'd premium Is 90
For Cashmere.
To Messrs. Slater & Howard, the LIST
premium 10 200
For Woolen Cloth and Household Mama
fdcture,
To Nathan Barrett jr. OF Concord. the
lst premium 12 zoo
To Ephraim Fuller of Lancaster, the Cd
premium 500
For Flannel
To Mrs. Noah Strong of Norwich. the
| Cd premium 700
For Carpetimg.
10 Eliza Warren N. Braintree, LIST
premium IL 90
To sybil Wilcox of New Braintree, Cd
4 premium 700
For Stair Carpeting.
To G. Delano Of N. Braintree, the 1st
premium 10 90
For Blankets.
To Betsey Delano of N. Braintree, Ist
premium 6 90
To Mrs. John Hunter of N Braintree,
Cd premium a M
For Diaper.
To Eliza Warren of N. Braintree, Cd
premium 90
For Linen Sheeting.
To the Misses Leonard of Sturbridge, LIST
premium 90
premium - 100
For Sewing SILK.
To Emily Fitch of HopkintoA, the LIST
premium + On
Several gratuities were also given, amopo
which are the following:
Mrs. Gleason of N. Braintree, for large
cOverlets 8 90,
Mary B. Temple of West Boylston fora
Counterpart 9 90