Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-30

Best Fat Oxen, E. Coleman.
I'd do Edison Martin.
Best Fat Cow, L. NJ Martin.
Best Working Oxen, David Gale.
I'd do do Martin B,rnham.
Best 3 yrs old Steers, Walter Newcolnb.
I'd do do Enos Wilder.
Best yrs old Steers, Eben Seaver.
Cd do do Edison Martin.
Best Cows, Lester Martin.
Best Cow, L. NJ. Martin.
Blst yrs old Heifer, L. NJ. Martin.
Best ycarling Bull, II. D. Abbott
Best Bull Calf, George yarnham.
Best pr yoarling Steers Alex Smith.
ID do do S. Dutton.
Best pr Steer Calves, s. F. Dutton.
Glass lo,-MERINo SHEEP.
Best Native Buck Daniel Bacon.
Best French Merino Buck, j. NJ. Palmer.
I'll do do Francis Carlton.
Best Spanish Buck, s. F. Dutton.
81 do do j. II. Shepherd.
Best 5 Ewes, S. F. Dutton..-
Glass ll.-LoNG WOOLED MUTTON
SEEEP.
No report
Class f2.-FOwLS.
Best Fowls, j. G. Farnham
Glass l3.-DAIRY. BUTTER AND CHEESE.
B'st Balled Butter, Mrs. Joseph Crane
I'd do do Mrs. Lester Martin.
B'st Firkin Butter, do do do
ID do do Mrs. Ariel Crane.
Best Frkin June Butter, Mrs. r L. Martin.
st CnoCse, Mrs. Septa oiinons.
| 2d do Mrs Ira Snow
The Cheese presented by Mrs. A. Crane, and
| that by Mrs. II. D. Abbott, was decidedly de-
serving Of high commentator, Also Box of
Butter presented for exhibition, by Mrs. Walker
from Chelsea, was decidedly an evident sample
Of nice butter.
Glass l4.-SWINE.
Best Boar 9 yrs Old, Septa Simons.
Bst SOW 2 yrs DID, do do
Bst ! yr ola Sow and Pigs, O. S. Walker.
I'd do 90 do Septa Simons.
Best Boar Pig, Septa Simons,
Glass l5.-sUGAR AND HONEY.
Best so lbs. Sugar, Alex Smith
No Honey presented.
Glass l6.-FRUIT.
largest and best variety Apples, JIG. iFarnam
ID do NJ Z. Thompson, Barre.
Best sour apples, NJ. G. Thompson, Barre
I'd do j. c. Farnam.
Best sweet Apples, G. Farnam.
I'd do Alex Smith.
! Best specimen Plums, r. l.. Martin.
Best specimen Grapes, g. l., Simons.
Glass l7.-vEGETABLEs.
atPotatocs, Alex Smith,
u do JOHN Whitney.
B1st Onions, Ira Snow.
ID do Septa Simons.
B st Bcets, John Whitney.
ID do David Durham.
Best Carrots, Ira Snow.
ID do Alison Scott.
Best English Turnips, G. W. Smith.
ID do Loren Glysson.
Best Beans, j. c.. Farnan.
I'd do David Burnham.
Best Squashes, Rev. j. I. Barnard.
ID do Atrial Crane,
Best Cabhages, Porter Martin.
Glass l8.--MECHANI ARTS.
Best double Wagon, Septa Simons.
Best buggy Wagon, L. Kathan.
Best three sides upper Leather, G. A. Earl.
Best three Calf Skins, Z. 4. Earl.
Best calf Boots, h. +. Walker.
Rest thick Boots, Ralph Rood.
Best Sewing Machine, W. Gary.
Best Window Curtain Fixtures, L. Work.
Glass l9.-FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
B st Ok Yoke, W. G. Smith.
There were los of PlOws exhibited by O
gentleman from Randolph which.were decidedly
nice, and some other ARTICLES, presented for exhi-
bition only.
Glass 20.-LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
FINE WORK.
Best bed Spread, Mrs. John Lynde
4 I'll do Miss Martha. A. Simons.
PENcnINGs.
Best Flowers. Miss Emma Brown.
/ Bst Landscape, Miss Elizabeth Ainsworth
Best black Crayon heads, Miss E. G. Ainsworth
Best colored Crayen heads, Miss Lucy Brown.
ID do Miss Emily Flint.
Best Landscape, Miss Lucy Brown.
Bett Antique paintings, Miss E. G. Amsworth
Best Oil painting, Miss Lucy Brown.
ri do Miss Emma Brown.
Best Burr Frame, Miss Martha A. Simons.
ID do Mrs George Brckett
Dtrb LClInCt " VI NJ !ltsS W. II. 1'iOWb'
Best Toilet Cushion, Mrs. j. Lewis.
B.st wrought Tidy, Miss Ellen Gale.
Best Crotchet Work, Mrs. A. Ladd.
I'd do Mrs. H. d. Abbott.
Best Scarf, Mrs. j. Warren Carleton.
Best Card Basket, Miss Maria Lewis
Best Ornamental paintings, Mrs. Hiram Dav
cnport
Best Shell Work, Miss Rosett Burnham
Best Ottoman, Miss NJ. A. Smons,
Best Hair Work, a Z"
I'd do Miss Emma Martyr.
Best Persian embroidery, Miss NJ. a. Brown.
ID do Miss Rosett Barnes.
Best knit Lamp Mat, Miss NJ. A. Simons.
Bet Muslin embroidery, Mrs. A. r. Martin.
I'd DO Miss M. A. Brown
Best Muslin collar and cuffs, Mrs. L. Ii. Coyill
BIS: Linen do do Miss Nj. A. Brown
% do do do Mrs. A. r. Martin
Best embroidered Slippers, Miss Ellen Bailey.
Best knit do Miss Rosett Barnes.
Best Linen embroidery, Mrs. J. W. Carleton.
I'd do do Mss Maria Lewis.
Glass 21.-HoUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES
Best Toweling, Mrs. j. p Farnam.
Cd do Mrs. H. d. Abbott.
Best Braided Rug, Mrs Ira Snow.
I'd do Mrs Susan Walker.
Best Chenille Rug Miss L.onora Martin.
I'd do Mrs. Porter Martin.
Bsst Yarn Rug, Mrs Jonathan Lewis.
Best cotton and wool Frocking Mrs. s. Simons
I'd do do Mrs. L. H. Coyil
Best wool Frocking, Mrs. David Burnham.
Best Flannel, Mrs. David Burnham-