Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29

OF two wears old colts ten entries, LIST premium of
200 TO Luther Crawford of Oakham, and "a oil I,oO
to Sampson Ames of Hardwick.
OF the yearing colts entered, lst premium OF 2,O6
TO Samuel Ellsworth of Barre, and I'd of 100 to
Charles Wilcox of New Braintree-
SHEEP.
OF bucks, entries, 1st premium of, 800 to Fred
eriek Ruggles of Hardwick, and I'd OF NV 10 Liberty
For the best lot of ewes not less than in number,
a entresl LIST premium of 800 TO Frederick Ruggles
of Hardwick, and I'd of 200 to Samuel Howe OF
Barre.
SWINE.
Of boars there were entries: LIST premium of 800
to Luther Crawford of Oakham, I'd of 3OO to Iucker
Reynolds of Barre and Sd OF 2,Oo 10 henry Ellis
worth of Barre.
For the best breeding sow that has had one litter
of pigs LIST premium Of 400 to Justus johnson of
Barre, and I'd of 200 to j. E. s. b. w. Washburn OF
Barre.
For the best pigs, not less than in number nor
less than months old, 800 to Brigham Rogers of
Barre.
For the best pig, entries 1St premium of 800 to
John Bemis of Barre. and I'd of 200 to same.
For the best litter of sucking pigs lst premium OF
3 90 to Justus johnson of Barre and "a OF 2OO TOD
w Washburn of Barre
For the best lot of turkies LIST premium of 100 to
Cameron Corbin of Barre, and I'd OF 2OO TO john W
Corbin of Barre.
For the best lot of barn yard fowls, entries, LIST
premium of300 Sylvander Bowker of Hubbardston;
I'd of 200 to Albert Cleye and OF Barre, ana ID OF
100 to Henry Ellsworth of Barre
BUTTER.
of the ID entries, LIST premium of 400 to VIM
Bowker of Hubbardston; Sd of 200 to David Aiken
of Hubbardston and 4th of 90 to George Pierce of
New Braintree.
CHEESE
OF new plain cheese, "a varieties, LIST premium of
500 to Peter HARDWOOD of Barre; I'd of 800 to Geo
HARDWOOD of Barre; Sd of 800 to Moses Thompson
OF New Braintree; 4th of 800 to i & Is w WASH
burn of Barre; 9th of 90 to Bush of New Brain
tree, and 9TH of 90 TO 5 Rainger Of New Brain
tree.
SAGE CHEESE
Or the six entries, LIST premium of 800 to 5 W
NnVC frna. nj IN i Il
Washburn OF Barre.
Of the entries, lat premiums0f 500 to John
Ellsworth of Barre Sd OF 800 to Moses Pollard of
New Brantree, and Sd of100to J F. B w WASH
burn of Barre
OLD SAGE CHEESE
LIST premium of 800 to George Howard of Barre,
and I'd of3,oO to MiIetus Henry of Barre,
FARMS.
LIST premium of9O,00 to John Ellsworth of Barre,
and I'd of2OOO to Miletus Henry OF Barre.
LIST premium of 500 to MiIetus Henry Of Barre.
| and I'd ola 90 to Joseph Robinson, of Hardwick.
FRUITS
| For the best variety of autumn apples, LIST pre-
MUM of 200 to Hiram Howard of barre, and I'd
of LOO to Henry Kendall of Barre.
WINTER APPLES.
| LIST premium of 800 to d Rnggles of Hardwick
| and I'd 100 to Henry Kendall of Barre.
PEARS.
LIST premium of /, 90 to Estes Halves of Barre and
| I'd of 90 to George Brown of Barrie
Grat1tes OF 10y each for apples to Hiram Har
| wood, John 1 Ellsworth, Horatio Wheelock, Will
| Harwood, J-., ID g HARDWOOD of Barre; + Ora
| ham Of Barre was awarded soc for pears; Willard
Broad, SOC for apples; Charles Ruggles of Hard
WICK, 2O0 Tor grapes; Marshall u Eaton of Barre,
LOO for grapes: Fred b. Ruggles, 100 for native
| wine.
sQUAsHEs
! DIR George Brown of Barre, was awarded 200,
| and DR. w Whcomb of Barre 100, for large
| sized Valparaiso squashes.
| BREAD.
| For wheat bread, Mrs Eliza Bowker of Hubbards
| ton was awarded the LIST premium of 2 90, and Miss
| Caroline Bacon of Barre the I'd of / 90. For corn
/ Qndp ra ranh
| was awarded LIST premium of co. and Mrs Samuel
Ellsworth of Barre I'd premium OF co. For the best
| wheat bread made by lady under 20 years of age,
| Mary Ann Aiken of Hardwick was awarded 2 90.
| FLOWS
LIST premium offs 90 to VIM X Whiting of Barre I'd
| of3 w to Stephen Head of Barre.
| FLOWING MATCH.
| For blowing with double teams, VIM Robinson,
Jr, of Barre, received the LIST and only premium of
| 90. For blowing with single teams the LIST premi-
| UNI off 90 to Henry Boyles of Princeton, I'd Of 90
to IL Allen of Barre, Sd of 90 to Samuel Els
worth of Barre, 4th OF 90 to q AIrck OF Prince
ton.
| MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
| On manufactured articles, agricultural imple-
mentS &c, ~ w were distributed as follows:-Wm
Whiting OF Barre, for horse hoe, 90; do cultiva-
tor, LOO; Heald of Barre, corn shelter, 20; b L
franklin n OF Holden manure fork 1905 do, potato
digger, 90 cents; / Davis of Barre stoves, 800;
| Thomas White of Barre, stoves, 90; c Sanderson
of Pmpston, leather, l 90; j Dudley, Jr, of Hard
WICK, cut shingles SOC; Goodwill & Lincoln of New
Braintree, carriage Wheels 90; N. Vaughn of East
Brooklield, spokeS, soc; Rice & Knight of Barre,
clothes frame, soc; }. White Of barre, case OF
harness trimmings, O0 do, harness saddle and lap
blanket, 200; NJ Stevens of Petersham, yoke
SOC; DIR A Rowland OF Barre case OF dentistry
300; Collins Andrews of Petersham, sewing ma
chine, 100.
FANCY ARTICLES
Mrs Gleason, New Braintrec, crochet shawl and
wrought collar, 50c Miss Lucinda Morse Oakham,
stool and pair of lamp mats, 50; Mrs Grover Spoon
er, Barre rag CARPET, 90; Mary Ann Allen, light
OF age, udes and pair mittens, Isl X Il pephan,
tldies,3 - ia and / ring 100 Hattie A
sgarn caIe no painting, Sc Miss
snip, Little Eastern, LOO; Mrs Jason Desper, cane
basket, SOC; Gertrude Shippee, II years old bed
q oS ay rncSet Smith collars T5 ElmTa
dard, watch-case and embroidered slippers So Mary
harrington, Princeton, knit cape, so; Mrs Lucy
huggies, dolis furniture and embroidered shirt IS:
Mrs Mary Wood, lamp mats and seed ornaments,
%; Miss Lucy A Patch, Petersham crochet work.
1 Ioa TO- eMinDroidery, | "Hug me Tight rs; Mrs
hashpurh, ottoman cever, IS; do. toilet cushion
o.; d3' bag, 70 Miss Mary Egery, l bouquet %
MISS jennie Rice, ottoman Miss Nellie Rice otto
man. IS; Mrs Il b Wesson, l bed quilt so; Mrs
Allen, pairs stockings rs; Miss Eta Fay, New
Bbralhtree cane basket, IS; Mrs Harriet c Holden,
| heFouuOhary lea Iot coyerlid, 50; Miss Susan
dathaway, Boston, (blind, bead furniture, LOO:
Mss Sarah A Sherman, Hardwick, bed quilt, SOC ;
| MISS Helen Stowell, Petersham embroidered Slip
pers, 70; Mrs Janette Adams work-case SO; Miss
Lizzie Heald bouquets, rs; do pairs slippers So
MIS- Ellen Aiken, Hardwick, patchwork Is; Mrs NJ
reese, wrought collar and underseeyes, So Mrs
Ada Peeso, toilet cushion, 50; Mrs Israel Fisher rag
carpet, IS; Miss L Merriam wrought collar 30:
Miss Mss sarah Crawford, picture, 81; Mrs I Bacon,
May basket, beautifully 25 Mrs John Potter Tenn
pleton, bed quilt 100; Mrs Lucus Atwood bed
guilt, SOC; M b johnson, pen drawing, 50;
Mrs Ruth Holden, two pairs Infants socks, so;
Mrs VI Il Haywood, toilet cushion so; do toilet
| watch case 70; do, crickets, So; Miss Maria
smith, wrought cap, 10; Mrs Carrie Hancock case
preserved butterflies, 25 do, case Grecian painting
| %; do, worsted work, 90; Mrs S Jennison Of
dempeto M bed guilt 75 Miss Ellen Smith, what
not, 20; Miss Ellen Crawford, toilet cushion IS;
Miss Sarah Crawford patch work sofa cushion 37
| Mrs kennedy, paper flowers, 50; Mrs Louisa
Mrs Willard Denns, crochet tidy Is do sofa cusll-
| ION patch work, rs; Mrs Il j Ames , ottoman coy
| ers, raised work, rs; Eunce NJ Walker of Cold
Brook, paintings on velvet, IS; do, crochet work.
After hearing the reports, the procession
was reformed, and marched to the Naauag
House, where the society's dinner provided
by the generous landlord, Chester Hamilton,
was partaken of. VIM Mixter, President of
the Society, presided, and Divine grace was
invoked by Rev. Mr. Denham of Barre, when
all fell TO in good earnest.
Worcester south Agricultural Exhibition,
A large concourse of people from the towns
in the southern portion of this county, attend.
ed the fifth annual fair of the Worcester South
Agricultural Society, comprising the towns of
Sturbridge, Southbridge, Charlton, Dudley,
Brimfeld, Holland Warren, Brookfied and
Spencer, at Sturbridge yesterday. Notwith-
standing the large and attractive fairs at Barre
and Worcester, the exhibition was quite large
The SIX was clouded tho xvhola ,,f tl,c fo.e