The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26

1882, was referred TO the committee
to audit the accounts Of the Treasurer
On motion, the three premiums on
Sucking Colts. recommended by the
committee at the last annual fair, were
ordered to be paid by the Treasurer.
On motion, it was rotc,t, to direct the
Treasurer to pay a premium of s. to
Jonathan Secley, recommended by the
committee on colts one year old and up
wards, at the last Fair.
The committee on Field Crops through
their chairman, S. Doud, Esq, made the
following report Of premiums:
Best crop of Winter Wheat acre
40 bush, s. Lapgdon Now
Haven, $500
I'd best do &c bush,
Alvin Squicr, New Haven, 400
Sd "a do.
James Hamilton. Bridport, 800
Best crop of Spring Wheat,l acre,
40 25-32 bush Allen Smith,
Addison, 500
Cd best do "a bush
L. W. Stow, New Haven, 400
Best crop of Corn, | acre. 90 bush,
Allen Smith, SOC
I'd best do. 81
Oliver Russell, Shorcham, 4,0C
Best crop of Peasc, csc BUSH,
l.. W. Stow, 4,0C
% best do. 34I
Oliver Smith. New Haven. soc
Best crop of Oats, acre, A bush
Philip B. Warner, Cornwall, 400
ID best do, III
Milo j Ellsworth. Cornwall. SOC
Sd rs
J NJ Mckee, Bristol, zoe
Best crop of White Beans, ! acre,
u bush, S. Doud, New Ha-
ven. 800
I'd best do. II bush,
l.. W. Stow, zoe
Rye-no entries
Best crop of Potatoes, ! acre, 1861
bush, j 4. Lane Cornwall, 400
I'd best do. 1919
Jchiel Wright, Weybridge 3, OF
Sd l0l
Allen Smith, 200
Best crop objects acre l05 bush,
X. Wheeler, Fcrrisburgh, 500
Bcst " Carrots, 3iSk
J. I. Lane, 800
pa best do. l56
Il. Wheeler, 20.
| Broom Corn-no entries.
Best crop of Herds Grass Seed,
l5l bush, S. Doud, 4,0I
ID best do. % bush,
L. w. Stow, 3.Ot
The committee further reported tina
crop of Winter Wheat, entered b.
Abram L. Ellsworth measuring "A bush
els to the acre, would have been award
ed the first premium, had his specified
ton conformed to the rules of the socic
ty.
A crop of Corn, GO bushels to tn
acre, was entered by Geo Spencer, c
Panton, but not received in season to b
acted on by the committee
A crop of Black Sea Wheat. $50 t
the acre, was entered by ID V Chamber.
of Addison but too late to be acted o
by the committee.
A crop of Black Sea Wheat, 33 busl
els (wanting ? lbs to the acre, entere
by J. w. Strong, of Addison, was nc
considered for the same reason,
Adjourned until o'clock, p NJ
afternoon.
The society met in the afternoon. pul
suant to adjournment. Mr.. Gregory, fu
the committee to nominate officers {
the Society for the ensuing year, r,
ported the following
For President.
Hon HARVEY MUNSILL, Bristo
Iicc Presidents,
EDWIN HAMMOND, Middlcbur,
QUINTUS c. RICH, Shoreham.
Secretary,
]. ii. BARRETT, Middlebury.
assistant no.,
SOLON BURROUGHS, Vergenne
Treasurer.
HARRY GOODRICH, Middlebur,
IoicH Managers,
j. W. Strong. Addison; George Gall
Bridport j. T Rich. Shoreham j. /
Thomas, Orwell; A. + Ellsworth, Whit
ing William Remele, Cornwall l.. |
Gregory, Weybridge; Nelson Richard
Panton Nelson Saxton, Waltham;
w. Stow, New Haven Jason DaveI
port, MIddlcbury j. NJ, Weeks, Salt
bury; G. Swinnington, Leicester;
Capen, Goshen; c. p. Ripley, Ripton
A. U. Stewart, Bristol Edward Sc,
inour, Vergennes ; Benjamin Tabor, Lii
coin; A. c. Fassett, Hancock; J. /
Ball, Granville S. d. Holcomb, Stark
boro T.R. Noonan, Ferrisburgh IL
Beers, Monkton.
| Which report was accepted and I
dopted.
The committee to audit the account
of the Treasurer submitted. throug
their chairman, c. n. Hayw erd, I'll
following report
II, Goodrich to Addison Co Ag. Soc, d
To cash on last years settlement, $685.
" drawn from State Treasury, 1891
" from members subscription. 1850
s5il, 2
Contra Or.
ny Dait vi l4Nhthhs f--f'o
:" for incidentals 19,72-4i2, q
Leaving balance in favor OF the
Society, Of $3.50
Which report was accepted aud col
CURED in
The society thereupon adjourned.
JOS. ii. BARRETT, Seretary
| Middlebury, Jan. 10, 1853.
| Thnra ,raa n nroat To,nnnranno 4.