The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23

haFon y. w. Ctrong, Auui5oni I.JoW'
EFT, Weybridge.
.Stallions,3 yrs.oid and under - joins
Smith, New Haven; Edward Mussey,
Niddlebury Hiland IL Young. Orwell;
A. B. Rose, Waltham Chas. Hunsdon,
Sboreham.
Breediug Mares and Sucking Coils.
L W, Stow, New Haven; W. F. Good
rich, Middlebury N. b. Douglass, Corn
wall; A Ketcham, Whiting F Moore,
Shoreham.
Mares and Geiding Cohs.-Linus
Wilcox, Orwell; John Haekets, Middle.
bury Edgar Everest, Vergennes; Or.
rim Hamilton, Bridport Myron Chapiu,
New Haven.
Stcine.-Lorenzo Orvis, Eerrisburgb;
d. Lovett, Middlebury Job Lane, Corn.
wall; Solomon Allen, Panton; E. A.
Bump Salisbury
Spanish Merino Bucks, 2 yrs. old
and orer, and Buck Lambs.-Oliver
Smith, New Haven N Northrup, Shore
ham j. W. Conroe, Middlebury; Rol.
lin b. Benton, Waltham; Elio Ellis.
worth, Cornwall.
French Me, mo Bucks, yrs. old and
over, and Buck Lam6s.-T. B. Holley,
Cornwall G. q. Chapman, Middlebury;
s. Doud, New Haven; Bella Howe,
Shoreham; Henry Williams, Bristol.
Spanish Merino yearling Bucks and
EVe Lan,6s.-John ]. Kelsey, Salis-
bury; g. s. Harris, Panton Henry
Wales, Weybridge; f. S. Bottum. New
Haven; j. M. Cook. Orwell.
I French Merino yearling Bucks, and
Eaoe LamJs-H S. Cross, Waltham
Chas. Benedict, Cornwall; w. p. Hun
tington, Middlebury: Z. S. Hiumau,
New Haven; A. U. Stewart, Bristol.
Spanish Merino ,oes-John Seelcy,
Middlebury; E. II. Cudworth, Shore.
ham Geo. w. Brown, New Haven H.
Lane, Cornwall Rector Gage, Addison
French Mer,no E,oes.-O. Fl. Bas.
com, Orwell; Lucius Smith, New Ha.
ven Nath'l Spencer, Salisbury; Chester
Pratt Bridport ; r. r Wright, Middle.
bury.
Grade Sleep-Judso t. Scott, Bris.
tol II. II. Sessions, Middlebury c. r.
Ford, Cornwall; }. B. Spauldiny, Pan.
ton: Ira Brown, New Haven.
Nation Sheep ID. L. Sessions Mid.
dlebury D. A. Bennett, Bridport a.
mos Barton, Waltham E. Wheeler Fer,
risburgh Eli Stone, Cornwall.
Farming Lmplep,ents.-Seth Lang.
don. New Haven John A. Hammond,
Middlebury; L. S Hemenway, Orwell
Joel TurrilI, Whiting; Eugene Bixby'
Vergennes.
Butter, Cheese, Honey and Sugar.
Walter Barton, New Haven Cyrus
Porter, Middlebury Caroy NJ. Gorham,
Addison N. Richards, Panton Marvin
Moth, Sboreham.
Iron Manufactures r.. D. Farr,
Middlebury; W. G. Muns,u, Bristol
Royal Graves. Salisbury; D. S. Holcomb;
Starksboro Ira R. Farr, Leicester.
Leather Mannfactures-Calvin Hill,
Middlebury; Charles Bond, Cornwall !;
H. Farr, Bristol; F. Ayres, Weybridge ;
A. A. Atwood, Ripton.
F,uit-H. Munsil, Bristol jerome
Benedict, Cornwall; Nelson Brown, New
Haven; Joseph Smith, Salisbury A.
II. Farnsworth, Middlebury.
Misceilaneoue.-Ira Allen, Middle:
bury Edward Hamilton, Cornwall; NJ.
Cowles, New Haven; Stephen NJ. Bur.
roughs, Waltham II. N. White, Pau.
ton.
Fancy Articles.-P Bsttell,R. Vain.
wright, Middleburyl Laura D. Strong,
Jane Wellington, Clara Swift, Sophia
Allen, Middlebury Charlotte B. Wheel
ock, New Haven Sylena Crane, Bristol
Harriet NJ. French, Addison Sarah G.
Chipman, Shoreham
Household Manufactures WIN. NJ.
Bass, S. Shepherd, Jr., Middlebury
Mrs. w. NJ. Bass, Mrs Ira Allen, Mid;
dlebury Mrs. NJ. NJ Doud, Salisbury !;
Mrs. A. f. Hazeltine, Bristol Mrs
John W. Strong, Addison Mrs. N. A.
Saxton, Waltham Mrs. G. W. Brown.
New Haven; Mrs. S. Shepherd, Jr.,
Mrs W. H. Parker, Middlebury.
Committee Of arrangements s.-Har.
rison White, Geo r. Orcutt, Jason Ds.
venport, Philip Batiell, James F. Moore,
Rufus Wainwright.
MarshaL-Ssmusl P. Nash Assis'
tam Marshals, VIM. P Nash New Ha'
ven; Geo. c. Chapman, Middlobury E.
s. Bottum. New Haven; Edward d.
Munger, Middlebury; E S. Stowell,
Cornwall; WIN. Needham, Bristol.
RULES AND CONDITIONS.
FIELD CRoPs-The quantity Of land
specified in the list Of Premiums mus,
in all cases be in one pieco, be measured
and the sutire crop harvested aud meas
ured.
The applicant must make oath TO biz
specification, if required by the commit
tee
The specifications, together with sam
Piles of at least four quarts, if the croI
entered be Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats
Peas, Beans, or Buckwheat, must be lef
with the Secretary before noon of thu
day preceding the annual meeting, fol
examination by the committee on Field
Crops, who are to meet on that day.
Corn entered for a premium must b,
measured and weighed at the time o
husking, and two bushels of the same in
mediately left with manager, until the
first day Of January, aud then shellsd
weighed, and a written statement Of sact
measurement made--sud sworn to by th,
claimant if required by the committee.