Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-11

Best Mantle W Ork, On0W Town, oU
Best Calf Skins, A. Johonnet, 100
Best Upper Leather, do loo
Best Harness do do 100
Best Thick Boots, A. Hathaway, 70
% do do -,.. so
Best Ladies Boots, rubber soles cemented on to
the leather, a new and desirable article, A,
Hathaway,
Best KID Walking Shoes, A. Hathaway. so
I'd do do do 25
b Bs'' Sleigh sa j. w. S Sl"rh' 100
Best wheel Cargo, do 100 {
Best Buggy, do
Best Sulkey, do
Patent Safety Whipplctrecs, q valuable and in
genioas article, by A. Webster,
Best Cassimere, no name. y l
I'd do do ,
Best Piece Overcoat Cloth, no name,
Best lbs. Factory Yarn, do
Patent Combination Table, presented by W. A.
Flanders, serving as a secretary, writing
desk and table, with the convenieHss Of ele-
waiting to standing height.
Best Ok Cart, j. Vaughn. 100 4
Best Ok Yoke and Bows, A. D. Arms, 80
Best blowing with horses, w. B. Hubbard, 400
Cd do with oxen, A. d. Arms, 400
No Competition.
Best pair Hens, Benz. Town, 100
ID do John A. Woodbury., so
Best lot Fowls, Benz. Town, 100
FAT CATTLE.
Best Fat Cow, Geo. G. Shepard, 200
Cd do do 100
Best do yr old Steer do 200
Best pair Fat Oxen. Isaac Cate, 800
rr BULLS AND cows.
Best Bull Geo. Arms, 800
Best do 2years old and upward, Levi
Robinson, 4,O
I'd do do Coolidge Taylor, 800
Sd do do W. Templeton, DR., 200
Best Bull year old, John Robinson, S'Oo
I'd do do Russell Sawyer, 200
Best Cows, John Woodbury., 500
I'd do A. D. Arms, 400
Best year old Heiler, do 2,OO
I'd do do Josiah Benjamin, LOO
Best Cow, VIM. Templeton, Jr., 300
I'd do VIM Warren, 200
Best YearIing Heifer, W. Templeton, Jr., 200
I'd do do Josiah Benjamin, 100
Best Bull Calf, Osgood Evans, 2,0O
l. I'd do Geo. Arms. 1,5D
Best Calves, A. D. Arms, 300
I'D do Carlos Bancroft, 200
OXEN AND STEERS.
Best pair of Working Oxen, A. D. Arms, 400
I'd do do VIM. Templeton, 800
Sd do do NJ Taplin, 200
Best 10 pair Working Oxen, Barre, 1000
~ do do Berlin, 800
Best 3 year old Steers, L. Warren, 800
tpd do do VIM. Bradford, 200
| Sd do do Isaac Gate, LOO.
Best pair year old Steers, John Mellen, 800
I'd do do G. TAYLOR, 200
Sd do do L. Warren, 100
Best pair year old Steers, Berlin, 400
Best pair year old Steers, W. Templeton, 200
I'd do do G. Templeton, $50
Sd do do l.. Keith, 100
Best pair year old Steers, Berlin, 400
| The Committee state that the Cattle were all
highly meritorious and exceeded in number and
quality any Show ever held in the County.
BREEDING MARES AND COLTS.
Best Mare and Colt, John Gregory, 500
I'd do do J: Douglass, S' 90
Best year old Colt, L. Tucker, 1,50
Cd do do Benz. Town, 100
Best year old Colt, W. L. Warren, Icy
I'd do do Henry Jones, LOO
HORSES.
Best pair Matched Horses, Il. Stevens, 600
The beautiful pair of Grey Horses belonging
to Mr.. Heman Derby, were the great attraction,
but had not been owned long enough by one
man to compete for premium.
Best Stud Horse the Committee award
j. NJ. Richardson, 100
Also the same to j. W. E. Bliss, Black
''' Hawk, ZOO
% do N. Sherman, Black Hawk, 500I
IA do S. Town, do 1901
Best 3 yrs old Stud, A. L. Page, do 200
! Cd do do G. Joslin, do l,50
Ri do do Daggett, Morgan, LOO
Rest year old Gelding, &. Dudley 200
Cd do do Rufus Warren, 100
Rest Gelding Horse, David Fuller, 400
Cd do do S. Knapp, 1901
I'd do do Lewis Gale, 2,00l
Hind it not been for the rain on the FIRST day
it would, without doubt, have been the best
Fair ever holden in the County The address
by Rev. L. H. Stone, was excellent, and highly
spoken of by all, and will doubtless appear soon
in our news prints.
have also been requested to note the man
agement of the ladies department of Floral
HALL. That it was deficient in nearly every
respect is fact that will not be denied by any
one who entered it, and some Inducements must
DO held out by the Society, or some ambition
excited among the competitors of that depart
ment, Or else it had better be at once appropri-
ated to some other purpose-say get up small
course in it for troting horse, or have some
splendid horse enter it for exhibitions. Perhaps
this hint will be sufficient for the purpose of
calling the attention of the Society to the mat
ter, and if SO, have performed my duty ac-
cordng to request. My personal views will be
expressed at the next annual meeting The Of
fcers of the Society also wish another gentle
hint given to the editorial department Of the
County-and are of the opinion that should
they manifest more interest and take more notes
of things in general and fine things in partcu.
lar, and he on the ground like the people of
nearly all other occupations on the days Of the
Fair, tina, it might not particularly injure their
interest or the interest of the Society For a
sample, we would introduce Mr.. Crosby Of
Woodstock firm of Brown & Crosby, publishers
of an excellent agricultural paper. which we
hope may have US it deserves, an extensive cir
calation. Mr. Crosby was on the ground and
in the Hall when it rained, and when fair, taking
particular pains to note every thing praise
worthy and that which would interest his read
ers. hope every member of tho Society, and
the rest of mankind, will subscribe for his pa.
per, and pay for it, as they should every other
one, in advance
10 Respectfully submitted
j. M. RICHARDSON, Secretary,
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