The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-17


Society, at the annual Far, holden at Mid
dleJrry, October, 4th, 1S4S.
CATTLE.
T;nsIar M;ddIebnrv $500
I'd best, G, o. Swinnington, Leicester, 500
Sd best, Orrin Wheeler, New Haven, 400
4th best, VIM R. Sanford, Orwell, 500
Best Bull, year old, A. L. Bingham,
| Cornwall, 400
ID best. VIM n. Carter, Monkton, 500
Sd best, G. & ]. Thomas, q" 200
Best Bull Calf, r. P. Hall, 200
| I'd best, c. L. Smith, Bristol, 100
Best Cow, years old ard upwards, hay
ing been in calf the past season, M.
Bingham, Cornwall, 500
I'd best, c. L. Smith, Bristol, 400
! Sd best, Myron Hamilton, Bridport, 500
4th best, Horatio Plumbley, New Haven, 200
Best year old heifer, B. F. Haskell, Corn
wall, 500
I'd best, Albert Chapman, Weybridge, 200
Yearling heifers, no competition.
Best heifer Cali, Albert Chapman, Wey-
bridge, 200
I'd best, E. Fuller, Middlebury, 100
Mich Cow, no competition,
Best pair Working Oxen, P. Elithorp,
Bridport, 500
I'd best, Austin Smith, Addison, 400
Sd best, G. o. Swinnington, Leicester, 800
Best pair year old steers, C. Hazleton,
Addison, 800
I'd best, Austin Smith, Addison, 200
Best pair y'r old Steers, Harrison Barnes,
Monkton, 200
I'd best, Nelson Collins, Monkton, 200
STATIONS & MATCHED HORSES.
Best Stallion, Samuel Moore, Shoreham, 500
I'd best, Rufus Mead, Cornwall, 500
Best year old Stud Colt, D. E. Hill,
Bridport, 400
I'd best, James Dunn, 800
Best year old Colt, Hiram II. Hall, 500
I'd best, no competition.
Best breeding Mare, n. Northrop, 500
Cd best, VIM. Nash, New Haven, 800
Best sucking Colt, Amasa Williams, 200
I'd best, o. Russell, 100
III SWINE
Best breeding Sow, Job Lane, Cornwall, 500
I'd best, Solomon w. Jewett, 800
Best Boar, Job Lane, 800
I'd best, +. Ayers, 200
SHEEP.
1ferino Bucks and Lambs.
Best NJ erino Buck, of year and up
NdTuS, AODlnSOn, SnOrenaIn, 0,OO
I'd best, w. r. Sanford, Cornwall, 400
Sd best, r. p Hall, q" 500
Buck Lambs in pens offs.
Best r. p Hall, 500
I'd best, Z. Robinson, Shoreham, 400
Sd best, d. & G. Cutting, % 800
.Sarony and Grade Bucks and Lambs.
Best Saxony and Grade Buck, Daniel L.
Potter, 600 |
I'd best, Elon R. Wilson, 400 !
Sd best, Nazro Northrop, Shoreham, 500 |
Best pen Saxony and grade lambs drop
ped after the 10Th April, E. r. Wilson, 600 |
ID best, Albert Chapman, Weybridge, 400 |
Merino E,ces in pens Of 5.
Best pen of Merino Ewes, D. & G. Cut
ting, 500 |
I'd best, Edwin Hammond, 400
Sd best, no competition.
SarOny and Grade Ewes in pens offs.
Best D. L. Potter, Middlebury 800 |
I'd best, Z. r. Wilson, 400 |
EUeS and Lambs of any variety.
Best pen of Is Ewes, Edwin Hammond,
Middlebury, 500 !
I'd best, L. K. Wilson, 500 !
Best pen of Lambs of any variety,E Rob
inson, Shoreham, 500 |
ID best, R. p. Hall & Co., Cornwall, 800 |
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best bushel Of Cocoons, S. 7. Walker, 800 |
I'd best, James Hamilton, 3D. 200 |
best pumpkins, John Brittell, so |
best squashes, w. Chapman, so |
Samuel James, gra;uity of 25 cents.
6 best Watermelons, David Hazard, so |
Best bushel potatoes, John Brittell, so
Best so ears of corn, Albert Chapman, so !
Solomon Allen, gratuity Of 25 cents.
Best bushel of Onions, L. Barrows, so |
w. Chapman, gratui,y of % cents.
L. Barrows, q" on sugar beets.
Jeremiah Smart, &" " on cabbage.
MANUFACTURED GOODS.
The Committee on Manufactured Goods |
made the following report:
Middlebwy, Oct. 4, 1913.
Messrs. Davenport & NASH exhibited at the |
Agricultural Fair held at tn is place the fol- |
lowing Goods:
piece of black Cashmere,
brown
Golden Tweed,
q" black and white Tweed
As there was no competition on the above |
Goods, we could not judge between them and |
others, but would recommend the above gen.
tlemen be awarded a premium for their skill |
in manufacturing good Cloths.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
The Committee on Farm Implements re-
ported as follows:
We have examined with much pleasure
new and highly meritoriors Washing and
Wringing Machine, presented by DIR. w. P.
Russell, styled the Ladies Friend This Ma
chine seems to embrace the new and improv-
ed principles and is worthy of public patron
age, They have therefore awarded DR.. Russell.
a gratuity of 81.
A. P. BEEMAN, for Com.
BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY & ST.
GAR.
1iiddleJuuy, Oct. 4, 1913.