Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-14

To Miss Frarces "A. Bartlett, for
worked Lace Veil $l,0O
To Mrs. Susan Holbrook, of West
borough, for do. $1,OO
To Miss P. L. Slocum, Of Shrewsbury,
for do. $1,00
To Miss COTE, of Millbury, for three
Lace Wells, four pieces of Bobinett
Lace, five worked Collars, one work
Handkerchief, and two pairs of
Cotton Hose, all of her own work.
manship $500
To Miss Charlotte II. F Bradley, for
an ornamental Work Bag, wrought
of beads $1,O0
To Miss Caroline Emma Wheeler, of
Southbridge, (of the age of nine
years., for pair of beautifully
wrought Lace Ru6les, Tor, as the
Committee thought they should
have been called, Hand Cuffs $l,OO
To Mrs. F. S. Farnum, of South
! bridge, for a wrought Lace Collar,
and for lace cap $1,OO
To Mrs. Mary Parker, of Hubbard
ston, lady of the age of eighty
five years, for two wrought cover
ings for chair bottoms, with appro-
| pirate trimmings $1,O0
4
bridge, for highly finished speci-
mems of Cutlery and Surgical In
struments $500
pLOI1GHING MATCH
Thirteen Ploughs were in the contest
| The Premiums were awarded
To Joseph Dudley, of Shrewsbury,
| for double team, with driver $500
| Himself, Ploughman, $500
Simeon Bachelor, driver, $500
To Silas Dudley, of Sutton, the Sec
ond premium for double team 5000
Himself, Ploughman, $500
Nathaniel Dodge, driver, $500
To Ward & Rice, of Worcester, for
single team, without driver, $500
Newhall Rice, Ploughman, $500
To Asa Cummings, Jr., of Sutton, the
second premium for do. $500
| Davis Cummings, Ploughman, 400
To Tyler Carpenter, of Sutton, the
third premium for do $500
Himself, Ploughman, $500
One premium, for single team, remained
undisposed of, there being no competitor
qualified to take it.
NEAT STOCK, OTHER THAN FAT CATTLE
AND MICH COWS.
One hundred and eleven animals, of this
description, were entered for the seven
teen premiums offered. There were also
eighteen for exhibition only. The premi-
ums awarded were as follows =
To Col. Jacob w Watson, for the
best three years old heifer, IA Hol-
derness, $500
To Mr.. Henry Sprague, of Spencer,
for next best, 5000
To Mr.. Henry Sprague, of Spencer,
for best pair of three years old
Steers, Ia Holderness, $500
To Mr.. Jesse Draper, ofSouthborough,
for next best, $500
To Mr.. Solomon Severy, of Sutton,
for the best pair of two years old
Steers, $500
To Mr.. Simon Carpenter, of Charlton,
for the next best $500
for the best pair of yearling Steers, $500
To Col. Jacob w. Watson, of Prince
ton, for the best bull, one year and
eight months old, IA Holderness,
the first premium of $1,000
10 Mr.. Luke Baker, of Rutland, for
native stock, the next best, $500
TO Mr.. Benjamin Harrington, of
Princeton, for the best bull calf
IA Holderness, six months, eight
days old, $500
To Mr.. Asa Rice of Worcester, for
next best, A months, 20 days old $500
| To Mr.. John L. Boylston, of Prince
ton, for the best heifer calf, IL
months IL days old, of the native
| breed, $500
To Col. Jacob w. Watson, for next
best, $500
To Mr.. John l.. Boylston, of Prince
ton, for the best yearling heifer,
IA Holderness, $500
To Mr.. John Whitney, of Princeton,
for the next best, IA Holderness, S4,OO
To Mr.. John Whitney, of Princeton,
/ for the best two years old heifer,
= IA Holderness, 5000
To Mr. Charles Brigham, for the next
best, IA Holderness, $500
SHEEP.
TO William Williams, of Shrewsbury,
for the best Merino Ram, $500
To Frink Smith, of Rutland, for the
next best, $500
To Rejoice Newton, Esq. of Wor-
cester, for the best lot of Merino
Ewes, co M
To William Williams, of Shrewsbury,
TOR the next best, $500
To Holloway Bailey, of Northbor-
ough, for the best lot of mixed Me-
rino Sheep, regarding the quality
of wool for the grade, $500
10 the same, for the best native Ram. $500
To David F. Bond, of Boylston, for
the best lot of native Ewes, $500