The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-08
=. Goodrich, Middlebury Elmer Jones,

Breeding Mares and Sucking Colts
Edwin s. Stowell, Cornwall; Martin I.
shaskett, hiddlebury; Norman A.
Fletcher, Bridport; Nelson Richards,
Addison; j. r. Spaulding, Panton.
Mares and Gelding Cotts'--Joseph
X. Nash, New Haven; John Seeley,
Niddlsbury; Joel Randall, Bridport
John r. New, Ripton; Stephen Benton,
Cornwall
!S,oine.-Edwin Lawrence, Weybridge;
P. B. Warner, Cornwall; David Lovitt,
hiddlebry Sidney Hinman, New Ha-
ven Edwin s. Northrup, Shoreham.
iSpaniM Mu ino Bucks, 2 gears old
and over, and Buck Lona6s.-William
Rsmelee, Cornwall; Isaac Drake, Wey.
bridge; Lucius Smith, New Haven A.
BRAN Ellsworth, Whiting George c.
Chapman, Middlebury.
Fyench Merino Bucks, 2 gears old,
and Buck Lambs Charles d. Lane,
Cornwall; H. H. Sprague, Waltham !;
Mason Fassstt, Granville; Clark CAL
ender, Shorsham Hiram II. Hall, Bird
port.
Spanish Merino Kearling Bucks and
Eaoe Lant6s.-Ma; tin Cowles, New Ha-
ven; John Childs, Weybridge; German
Cutting, Shoreham; Almond Lawrence,
Monkton Jehisl Wright, Weybridge.
Eench Me,ino Yedriing Bucks and
Esse Lan6s.-F E. Woodbridge, Ver-
gennes VIM. A. Bates, Salisbury Eli
Stone, Cornwall; Edgar Sanford, Corn.
wall; Moses Hamilton, Bridport.
Spanish Merino EaoeS.-Cyrus Por-
ter. Middlebury; Milo Ellsworth, Corn
wall; o. II. Bascom, Orwell; Oliver
Smith, New Haven; o. S. Wright, Wey-
bridge.
French Merino Ewes.-J. NJ. Cook,
Orwell; T. B. Hawley, Cornwall John
). Kelsey, Salisbury s. Tappan, Panton;
Hiram Adams, Vergennes
Grade Sheep.-E. r. Robbins, Corn
wall; Hiram G. Sessions, Middlebury
Lxra Smith, New Haven; Samuel Ben
sdict, Addison s. s. Foot, Wsybridge.
Mutton Steep.-Wm. S. Hammond,
niddlebury; George P. Hathorn, New
Haven; E. Wheeler, Ferrisburgh James
belong. Shoreham; Myron Abbey Mid
dlebury.
Farming Inaplen,entS.-John Brit
tell, Weybridge; Charles Benedict, Corn
wall; John A. Hammond, Middlebury ;
]. T. Rich, Shoreham; A. A. Atwood,
Ripton.
Butter, Cheese, Honey and Sugar
Seth Langdon, New Haven; Harvey
Pritchard, Middlebury; David Hazard
Ferrisburgh; d. S. Holcomb, Starksboro
John Rockwell, Cornwall.
IronManufactureS.-Edward Brooks,
New Haven; Michael WEIGH, Middle
bury; r. D. Farr, Middlebury; Royal
Graves, Salisbury; Lauren Drake, Wey.
bridge
Leather Manyactwes.-Calvin Hill,
Middlebury Chas Bond, Cornwall G.
w. Brown, New Haven; Harvey vii.
COX, hiddlebury; Charles d. Keller
Vergsnnes.
Fuit.-Henry Lane, Cornwall; Ira
Brown, New Haven T. D. Lake, Wey.
bridge; Joseph Smith, Salisbury Philc
Jewett, Weybridge.
M,scellaneous.-John NJ. Weeks, Sal
isbury; W. S. Hammond, Middlebury
Horatio Sanford, Cornwall - Booth
Vsrgenues Ira Fletcher, Bridport.
Fancy Articles.-Philip Battell, Ru
fus Wainwright, Middlebury E. A. Da
IA, Cornwall; Miss Clara Swift, Jane
Wellington, Beaumelle Rockwell, Eliza
beth Hammond, Matilda Allen, Clar,
Brewster, Emma Battell Ellen Smith
New Haven; Cornelia Abernethy, New
Haven; Lucy Ann Jewett, Weybridge.
Household Manytactures.-F. P
Fletcher, Bridport; S. Z. Bottum, New
Haven; Mrs. F. P. Fletcher, Bridport
Mrs. VIM. P. Nash, New Haven; Mrs
Simeon s. Rockwell, Cornwall Mrs. L
8. Bump, Salisbury; Mrs. S. d. Taylor
Salisbury Mrs. Charles D. Smith, Bris
toll; Mrs. F. Miner, Bridport; Mrs. Hen
rvs. Walker, Hew Haven.
Committee Of arrangements -Jasol
Davenport, Middlebury; Samuel P. Nash
New Haven; Harrison White, Whiting
James Moore, Middlebury L. Vallette
Hiddlebury; P. Battell, Middlebury L
Hammond, Middlebury j. ". Conroe
Aiddlebury.
Marshals.-Wm. P. Nash, New Ha
ven; V. V. Clay, Edward D. Munger
George Hammond, Middlebury; Henri,
Bowdish, Weybridge; NJ. NJ. Doud, Sal
isbury.
RULES AND CONDITIONS.
FIELD CRoPs.-The quantity of Ian,
specified in the list of Premiums must il
al cases be in one piece, be measured ant
the entire crop harvested and measured.
The applicant must make oath to hi
specification, ifrequirsd by the committee
The specifications, together with sam
pies Of at least four quarts, if the crop en-
tered be Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas
Beans, or Buckwheat, must be left witt
the Secretary before noon of the day pre-
esding the annual meeting, for examina
zion Of the Committee on Field Crops
who are to meet on that day.
Germ entered for a premium must b
measured and weighed at the time o
husking and two bushels of the same i'm
msdiately left with manager, until tn