The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-14

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ssy advantage At ~ oasiesy end great.
" increase the aiiras6tsss u i,s annual
Fair. 49,.
X. BARNETT. Oh. CON.
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The COMMITTEES sspsss that Of Oil
Painting. there waase:A~es sambcr Of
very 6ns pieces troa Brandon and 9th
er iovss. for The b<sof which . pre-.
MUM vas awarded 10 Mics Anna A.
Walker. Of Piusfssdl very ans speei.
mems were presented. No, for premiums.
by Mrs. J. A. C,aast. Mrs. Shaensr.
Mrs. Palmer. Nine Jenny Jackson of
Brandon. and Miss Cspron, Of Leices.
ter.
or crayou Drawings, large number
we're entered. and " award. for the
best one. . premium 10 Mics +. +.
Hunt, Of Braudon. Specimens by Miss
Mary l.. Kimball, 1sanklin and Fran
ees FARE, and A. A Nicholson. Esq, Of
Bk~sis1k wsre ~ Vusiy nosiced aed
admired. c. l.. Sanderson presented
two very fine specimens. but were not
entered properly to be entitled to pre-.
miums.
For the best Daguerreotype, a
premium was awarded Mr.. Gilmore.
Of Rutland.
For the best 4 bouquets, premiums
were awarded to Miss f. r. Blake,
Mrs. G. W. Palmer, Mrs. J. A. CO.
nant and Mrs. Carroll, all Of Bran
don.
Mechanics Work.
Best single harness, ii. 4. Dorrance,
$500. do Cabinet work. William
Fitch, 400 do Cooking Stove, r..
Blake, 800 do Parlor Stove. Roy
al Blake, 200: DO specimen iron
castings in the form Of Car wheels, j.
Howe. Jr., 200; specimen house
hold silver ware, p b Hatch, 200
dressed calf skin, S A Brown, 200 ;
Taylor's work, W W Mccall, 800 ;
Blacksmith work, II A Hunt, 100
Tin ware, c B Mann, 100 ;
PANEL door, HALL & Griswold, 200
Marble.
The Commute on Marble vera un.
able to find any but that presented
by one individual. but this being a
superior and beautiful article is emit
tied to the first premium in each
class. The first premium OH unfn-
ished marble we award to
ED Seldom. g.
Best spe cimcn Of finished marble,
Z ID Selden, So
Discretionary Premiums.
Fire, Railroad, AMI Pump Engine,
S B Spaulding, s.
Statuary, r. Blake, 200
Milestone Dresser. 100
Wrought IIandkerchiefs, Mrs.
G. W. Conant, SO
Sofa Cushion, Miss Dana, Sc
Cone basket. Mrs Whitaker, 100
Knit Jackets, J. G Newell, sc
Wro't Flannel, Mrs E. Jackson 80
Me,ino Shawls. Mrs A. Freeman, 200
Crochet bag and purse,
! A. b. Blake, Sc
Fire Screen, Mrs g. w. Palmer 80
Ottoman Covers, Adelia Barnes, sc
Seed corn and four varieties Of
beets, J NJ. Ketcham. sc
Case Of Millinery, Miss Bradley
! Of Rutland, loo
} Flowing Match.
The Committee on Flowing make
the report;
Three teams only have competed
for premiums. which is much to be re-
GREETED. The FIRST thing for farmer
to do we'll, is the blowing Of his fields
intended for crops. Good plows,
good teams, and good plowmen are
to be found in great abundance, and
it is no less true that most Of the
blowing performed by the mass Of far.
mers can be called hut q bare apollo
gy for what is intended.
The Committee awarded the first
premium for blowing with horses, to
W. NJ. Lincoln. One fourth of All
acre was admirably plowed in 35 IL
minutes.
The second nrcminm "a awarded IN