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PlATT's PREMIUM
POrtab bic Grist Will.

For Grinding Wheat, Rye, Oats, Plaster, and all
kinds Of Prorinder.
THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING PURCHASED
i of Mr.. JOSIAH PLATT, of Weston, Connecticut,
the right for Vermont, Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire, is now manufacturing, at his Machine Shop, at
Burlington Falls, Mills of the thorough and per-
feet construction and is prepared to sell Mills and
Rights for any towns not already disposed of The
great advantage OF this over the common ris Mill is
obvious to any one Inspection this Mill can be
used by horse steam or water power, with half the
power required to drive common tirist Mill. The
mill took the first premium at the Fair in New York
city and also AT the Agricultural Fair in Rochester in
Sepcmber 1873, None but the very best FRENCH
BuRR STONES are put into these Mills.
We, the undersigned, certify that at St Adams Bav
on the I'd day OF November, 1873, in the Steam Saw
Mill at that place, there ground in Platts Porta-
bile Grs Mill, fitted up in that place, bushels of
peas and oats and done in the best manner within 80
minutes: and we further certify, that we believe the
said Mil capable of performing all the grinding usi-
ally done in Grist Mill equal to any Mill in this
State, by one run OF stones
And we further state, that the said mill ground eight
bushels and a half OF corn, fine mea) in an hour,
without being in the least heated.
D. ). PAYNE, Miller.
RALPH LASELL, !
JAMES LAMSON, rry,,.o...
X. A. HURLBtT, " ""eSSes
NOBLE SQUIRE,
l. the Undersigned certify that one of Pla,ts Pora-
bic Grst Mills has been fitted up in Mcssrs White e.
Cos Grst Mill at Nergcnnes and will frankly say
to the public that have fully tried the mill both on
Touring and provender, and have come the full
clusion that the above mill will compete with any
mill in the country both in Touring and provendcr
ASA HARRINGTON, Miller.
Ncrgcnncs, April %, 1874
The Mill above named was in operation in the Yer
genncs Iron Company Grist Mill. number OF days
and 50 far witnessed its performance in grind
ing grain, we were well satisfied with it, and believe
it to be good article
SAMUEL BARKER.
WIN. II. WHITE, Pres Of Tcrgcnncs Bank
a., IL, II i -.
Mills has been put in operation in the Grst Mill at
Middlcbnry, by the side of seven OF Burr Stones
and have given it thorough trial. both on flour and
provcnder, and am frank say the public that
am satisfied the mill will do business equal to any run
OF stones i'll the county.
VI. CUNNINGHAM Miller.
Middebury, July 20, 1915
This is to certify that have bought and have now
in use, OF Plats Patent Mills in nv ;rst VI ill., bv
the side of OF ! it. 10 inch Burr Stones and can
frankly say TO the public that do work as fast
and as well as any other stone OF the large kind with
/ OF the power and verify believe they are capable OF
doing any and all kinds Of work done in a Grlst Mil
LEWIS MERRITT.
JAMES GRAHAM, Miller
Iarand, April -, lsi6
This may certify that have bought and have now
in use, OF Platts Patent Grist Mills and it works
well on all kinds OF Grain. run by the side OF Run
I. IT. Burr Stones and can confidently say that it will
do rs much work with onc-ha the power and rs wei
as the large stone. DANIEL. CUSHING
Springfield, May |, 1916
PRESSON CROFT
Proprietor Of tie aJ0re Patent
Burlington June 20. 1916. 2n3+