Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-01

Ashburnham for buck; Daniel simons Ftchburg, for
ewes oJohn W, sawtell Of Fitchburg, for eve.
POULTRY.
There were i c9ops in ALL hens - tgrkes ~ ducks
lot notess than six Cyrus Putnam 81; NJ NJ Gage, 81;
Albert Haskell 50 cents For tures, best lot not less
than 6. j. W. smith, 81 A. Stratton of Leomnstcr, 81 ;
L. Sockwel 50 cents. Geese best lot not less than g.
r. G. Chesner of Westminster 81 D4eks, st' not less
can bantams 50 cents Wood, lot geese, 75c Alfred
Marshall, lot turkies soc
FLOWING MATCH.
There 10 double entered of four oxen and
Of horses The st OF y was awarded son 10 o Fl
yeas and plow held by son Of II years. "a OF So was
Upton of Fitchburg; 4t of % to Charles X Sawyer of
Fitchburg For double horse teams the st premium of
Intire & Gushing of Fitchburg.
OF single there entries First premium of
IS awarded to Israel Everett of Prnceon I'd OF Sc
TO Charles Fagg Stcrling Sd of 81 to Mirick of
Princeton; 4th of 81 to Henry Boyles Of Princeton
intire and Cushing Of Fitehburg "a Of So TO joel PAGE Of
4tiI of 81 TO Liberty Wellington of Ashley.
WINTER MANAGEMENT OF STOCK.
First premium, S. to George Chandler of Shirley 3D.
of 300, to John Brooks, Jr, of Princeton.
BEST FARMS
For the best cultivated farm premium OF sl5 to Lemu
ell Pitts of Lunenburg.
experiments in manures, cultivation, feeding stock
and keeping poultry, John Brooks, Jr, reported his
perience and its results, and was awarded grauity OF
FRUIT.
Appes-For largest and best collection st premium OF
81 to Benjamin snow, Jr. ID SO, to Il. L Boyden of
Leoninster. The following premiums were also award
gu Illef several 10 Moses NJ bhte. 0uV,o
H. GoDurn of Leominster, 200; Samuel Burnap, i.@;
Addison Hubbard 200; Field of Leominster, 100;
Samuel Farwe, l,50; Iorrster Stoekwell, BenJamn
Stafford, IL. W. Page " alter lIevwood LOO eachi W
M\man IS cents, and other premiums OF equal ana less
value.
Pears-Prcmium of 81 to Jabez Fisher; of 50 to
Snow;J SO TO Walter Haywood; 81 to W G Wyman;
- TO I X Boutele; 81 so to c II Coburn of Leomnster
For peaches, the only award was made to Waiter hey
wood of 81 For grapes SO was awarded Walter Hey
wood; So to Geo Towne; 81 to DIR Fisher; 81 TO w y
W5man For dish of assorted fruit, 50 to Moses NJ
Gage
For very superior article of preserved fruit done
in quart jars well deserved premium of So was awarded
Among the premiums awarded for flowers, were $? to
Walter Haywood; 81 to Mrs Haywood: 81 to Josiah
Sheldon
VEGETABLES.
For best collection Of kitchen vegetables % varieties
burg, 81; Sd best to Benz Stafford 81.
for the best collection of potatoes IL varieties Lofts
81 For best marrow squashes, 4 Boutelle, 81 For
best Hubbard squashes, 81. And a large number OF
awards ranging from 81 to rs cents made for other
varieties OF garden products.
BREAD, BUTTER, AND CHEESE.
Wheat breed, LIST premium of ST. to Miss Sarah jew
Leomnster gratuty of SOC to Martin Clifford Unbolt
ed wheat LIST premium of 81 to Lizzie Haskell; I'd, rye
and Indian bread, SOC to Julia Whitcomb Cheese-lst
premium of 81 to Geo Mills of Westminster; I'd of ST.
to John Ramsdel of Lunenburg Sd Of 81 to John Fair
banks of Lunenburg Lump butter-s4 to NJ Caswen;
SO to Mirck OF Princeton; 81 to B Reed of Prince
ton; Sl50 to Mrs Levi Kendall. Tub butter-S3 to John
Ramsdell of Lunenburg; 81 to Mrs Addison Howe of
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
Sixty dollars awarded in premiums on mechanical
cured full list of the several awards, which the length
OF this report compels us reluctantly to omit
FANCY ARTICLES.
Twenty-Five dollars given exhibitors in this de-
partment Among those to whom premiums were award
ed were Misses hneht girl OF years 80 cents for
Old SO cents for crochet shaw Mrs Slas Buss of Ster
ling 9 old Is cents for pair of stockings Jenny
Beaman years DID, % cents for the same useful art-
Giles, &c. &c.