Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-09-17

One lot of Poultry, John Gregory, North
field l
do Pheasant Poland, Mr. Wood
bridge l
DAIRY.
Best SO lbs. Butter made in June, A. X.
Warren, Berlin $40
ID do. H. N. Tracy, Essex 7
81 do. E. W. 0rmsbee, E. Montpelier 5
Best 25 lbs. Butter made at any time, AL
leu Toby, Calais 6
"a do n. w. Ormsbee, E. Montpelier 5
Sd do Jesse Scott. Barre 3
CHEESE.
Best specimen of Old Cheese, Phillip Hill,
E. Montpelier SIS
Best lO0 lbs. Cheese less than year old,
b. d. Mason, Richmond 10
"a do. Jesse Scott, Barre 7
oo DO Phillip Hill, E. Montpelier 5
MAPLE SUGAR.
Best Maple Sugar, Pardon Bushnell, Waits
field sc
I'd do Theron Bailey, Middlesex
50 DO. +. Daggett E. Montpelier 4
N' W. LOWts "A. DeeUee, OIdfeDuOu .
1.-The Committee made very sweei report, in
deed, and regretted the bitter necessity which
compelled them to discriminate where 'every
one of the specimens was eminently worthy u
premium" Speeial commendaton was given
to a. H. Post Of Rutland, VIM. Mitchell of
Berlin, e. " Ormsbee of East Montpelier, E.
Wheaton of Barre, and H. Bugbec Of North
field.
FRUITS.
Best and gF sissl ;ssRariety of Apples, XII
varieties l}isAssse bster, I'd. Roxburyt Sc
I'd do. $50 varsSies) L. Ii. Spear, Brain
Best u varieties of Winter Apples, A.
Webster, I'd RoxJury 4
Sd Do. G. S. Dole. Nortlaield 3
Best y varieties of Autumn Apples, A.
Webster, I'd Roxbnry ~ 4
I'd do l.. Ii. spear, Brautree 3
Best 6 varietieslof natural or grated APP
piles, in eating condition when exhibit
ed, L H. Spear, Braintree a
I'd do c. s Dole, Northfeld 3
Best lot Of Peaches, Horace Platt, Fitch
burg, Mass 3
Best lot of Pluns, L. H, Spear, Brantree 8
Best lot Of Ora les. j. NJ. Ketcbum Sudbury 8
I'd do. Danitl Baldwin, Montpelier 2
The Committee recommended gratuty Of
80 to j. M. KeSchum of Sudbury, for 20 yarie-
ties OF pears" very deserving"
VEGETABLES.
Best Coz Onions, L. D. Hill, E. Montpelier Al
Best peck table Potatoes A. Hall ,Marshfield
do. garden squashes, A. 0. Hood, Win.
ooski
do. largest Squashes, B. G Holden,
Winoosk
DO. Pumpkins, F, Daggett, East Mont
do. doz ears sweet Corn, L. D. Spencer.
Windsor
do. doz. ears yellow seed Corn HoraceH ol-
lister, Marsh6eld,
do. IL peck garden Beans, L. D. Spen-
Ger, Windsor
FLORAL HALL.
Mrs. Amasa Hall, Nlarshfeld, lrockinp.
horse blankets, and stockings. G.
Mrs. Abijab Hall, shirts,
Mrs. ) W. Tehney, MorrisvilIe, table linen.
Edwin Pitkin, MsrshfeId table linen and
hose
Mrs. J. NJ Fisher, Cabot, fringe mittens
and table sprad,
Mrs. Jesse Scot, Barre, 3 braided rugs,
Mrs. Mary Bradford, Barre, silk batch
quilt and rua,
Mrs. Daniel Baldwin, Montpelier, worsted
hoods,
Mrs. W. W Wheelock ,Morristown, patch
work quilt and stockings,
II. Northrop, fgirfTd, quilt and stockings.
Mrs M~y Ra,kt.laDsxhlsns, lad sbrgad.
Joshua Whltcokfak ssex, bed quilt,
Mrs Jane Spear. Praintree wool coverlet,
Mrs Amasa Cummings, East Montpelier,
Mrs. "s'. AN" 5. Bi,5s v,rssnnes wrought
skirt and ottoman
MISS Emma Stratton, Montpelier, ottoman,
Miss NJ. L. Short, Calais. ottoman.
Amos Merrill, Strafford. wrought blankets.
Mrs. Il. N. Whittier, Berlin, 2 wrought
Thibet dresses,
Mrs, A. 9. Field, Montpelier, embroidered
cambria dress,
,, Mrs. e. W. Scott, Montpelier, EN- broidered
chemise, silk Dress. shell work and
paintings,
Miss. Bell P. Tucker, Vergennes, crochet
work,
) Mrs. L. H. West, Barre, undersleeves and
collar,
, Mrs. @. M. Hicks, Mortified, pictured
} worsted work,
,, Miss M. Wood, Barre, burr and leather
/ work,
Mrs. W W. Wheelock, Morri.town, orna
menta box,
? Mrs. s. B. Colby, Montpelier, 2 vases of
. rare beauty
I Mrs VIM. L.. White, Waterbury. cravon
8 and oil paintings,
q Miss Ellen Sampson, Mortified, crayon and
pol yahromatic drawings,
Miss Ellen Hancock, Berlin, oriental paint
ing,
r Miss Ellen s. Carter, Waterbury. antique
: oil painting,
Mrs, j. FL, Graham, Mortified. aptiooe
q oil painting,
4 Miss Ellen + Smith, Montpelier colored
4 crayon, boquet and basket,
. 5. .. Jersey Montpelier, am5rotypes and
photographs,
= L. White, Montpelier photographs.
: j. Ii. Boyden, Berlin, monumental DESIGNS
= Miss Ahvlda Perno, Mortified. ornamen-
e '"i Pohmauohip,
4 Osgood Evans, Middlesex, same,
a Miss |. II. West, Barre, oil painting,
3 Miss julia N Harvey, eolored cray ons and
. hair work,
Miss A, M. Mutt, Montpelier, hair and
leather work,
8 Mrs. II. s LOOMS, Montpelier, boquet,
6 Mrs Noah Dodge, Barre, best four boouets
4 Mrs j. I. Thuator fsssutpclier, vase OF
dowers
8 A. A Mead Montpeliea fine manufactured
silver ware,
. 1.-THE Committee highly complimented I.
phinnev and Mad Of M,tol;