The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-29

favorably notice another similar nice COW
cred Buggy, made by Mr.. Strong, Of Ben
son. Their attention was called to very
ingenious and convenient Hay Rack, and
Join.Roller, made by Loyal Wright, of
Weybridge. Likewise to u nice Cutter
and Gigg, made by Mr. Parady, oil YER
gennes and Horse Rake presented by
Mr. Bixby of Vcrgennes, possessing many
points of convenience and utility. K. &.
Boyce, of Middlebury, presented double
Coultered Pillow, or ditching and cutting
tough green-sward, and comical-looking
machine for digging potatoes, both said to
work well.
BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY AND
SUGAR.
Butter-25 lbs. made in May or June
LIST, Mrs. E A Bump, Salisbury 8
3D. A J Benedict, Cornwall
3d. Everts, l
100 lbs. Cheese.
LIST, Elihu p Peck, Monkton
I'd, Henry Rust, Orwell
Sd, Reuben Smith, Shoreham l
10 lbs, Honey.
1st Reuben Smith, Shoreham
I'd, D e. G H Warner, Cornwall
25 lbs. Maple Sugar.
LIST, A j Benedict, Cornwall
FRUIT.
S varieties Of Pears.
LIST, r T Robinson, Ferrisburgh
Sd, G II Stowell. Cornwall
5 varieties of Grapes.
LIST, G H Stowell, Cornwall
I'd, Ira Brown, New Haven
Seeding Winter Apples.
lst, George W Willard, Weybridge l
6 Seeding Fall Apples.
LIST, Henry Robbins, Cornwall
varieties of Fall Apples.
LIST, Newton Rose, Waltham 2
I'd, G H Conkey, Orwell
varieties Winter Apples.
LIST, George W Willard, Weybridge .
I'd, G H Conkey, Orwell
IRON MANUFACTURES.
Best doz. Axes, Brooks Brothers,
New Haven 2
do Cook Stove, j Davenport Middle
bury 2
do 2 ADJ, Brooks Brothers, n. Haven
do Tin Ware, s & Z Stewart 4 Co.
Bristol
LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
Best pair Booots,J B Huntley, Bridport /
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Arti-
cles have examined the articles submitted
for inspection as infinitely as their great
number and variety would allow and they
respectfully report, that among the
Squashes and Pumpkins presented by NJ.
D Parmelee, of Bristol, Daniel Sanford
and A. j. Benedict, of Cornwall, Samuel
James Jr., NJ. e Sprague, Philo Jewett
and John A. Child, of Weybridge, and
Others all beautiful of their kind, they have
had great difficulty in deciding to which
to award the premiums at their disposal.
They have, however, concluded not with.
out some misgivings as to the correctness
of their conclusion, to give premiums as
follows:
Best Pumpkins, D. Parmelee, l
do 6 Squashes, Daniel Sanford, l
do 6 Water Melons John A Child l
do Musk Melons. :" /
The potatoes were abundant in quanti-
'ty and superior in size and quality, pre-
scented by twenty competitors, and are all
worthy of commentator. Having but
single premium at their disposal, the COM
mittee recommend its division between
Horace w. Sheldon, of Salisbury, and
Henry Robbins, of Cornwall, for a bushel
of Northern Peach Blows. |
Best 40 eals Seed Corn, " Z Sprague,
do bushel Onions, Henry Lane /
TO j G Austin, of Middlcbury, for some
fine Citron Melons, a gratuity of so cents.
Best Spring Bed and Mattress, G CO
l. w Huntington, Middlebury
do ! doz. Pails,J NJ Slado & Co. Mid.
dlebury
do 6 Dung-hill Fowls, W 7 Porter,
Middlebury
I'd do s Allen, Panton
Best pair Geese, s Allen, Panton .
do Ducks, 4"
do Turkeys, W T Porter. Middle
bury {
I'd do s Allen, Punton
Largest variety of Fowls. W Il Porter,
Middlebury .
I'd do s Allen, Panton
The Committe recommend a gratuity t,
M. E. Sprague, for very fine Californi,
Squashes,
To Daniel Sanford, extra large California
Pumpkins, a gratuity
While the committee have no money a
their disposal they take pleasure in award
ing due credit to M. d. Parmelee, job
A. Child and others, for beautiful speci
mems of Seed Corn-to Samuel james
Jr. and Harry Goodrich, for beautifu
Tomatoes, and to G. NJ. James for iin
Cabbages.
In concluding their report, the commit
tee would respectfully offer for the cor