Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-11

SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Best French Marine buck, j. NJ. Hammond Of
Calais,
Best Spanish do do l.. +. Tucker of Calais,
I'd do do do j. Q. Allen Of Calais,
Best long wooded buck, A. j. Mower do
Best 5 long wooded sheep, L. Robinson do
ID do do 7. Davis Of East Mont
pclicr,
Best 5 long wooded lambs, J. NJ. Hammond Of
Calais,
ID do do Allen Toby of Calais,
Sd do do George Davis of East
Montpelier,
Best fine wooded sheep, A. Tucker of Calais,
d. do do IL. Town Of Montpelier,
Best fine wooded lambs, IL: Town do
ID do do A. Tucker of Calais
Sd do do j. Q, Allen do
Best SuGoll, boar, Johnathan Davis Of Marsh
Best SOW and pigs, A. Toby of Calais,
ID do do II, z. Wilson do
POULTRY,
Best pair geese, A. Toby of Calais,
Best pair ducks do do
Best pair hens, do do
Best lot poultry, do do
DAIRY AND SUGAR,
Best 100 lbs. butter, p. Short Of Calais,
Best % lbs do A. Dwinell do
Best 100 lbs. cheese, P. Short do
Best 25 lbs. do Chas. Dudley do
Best % lbs. sugar, f. NJ Ormsboo Of East
Montpelier,
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best peck sOur0pples j. V. r. Kent of Calais
Best peck sweet do 0. G. M. Pitkin do
Bcs. specimen Of Winter apples, J. W. Cellcy
Of Woodbury.
Best specimen Of Fail apples, \, George Of
Calais,
Greatest variety raised by ono person, j. W.
Celley of Woodbury.
An excellent show of pies exhibited by 0.
Q. NJ. Pitkin, which were particularly noticed,
though of less than twelve specimens.
Best squashes, A, j. HOLSTER Of East Mont.
ID Do J.v.R. Kento Calais,
! Best onions, LOOMS Pearcc do
Best boots, D. B Dodge do
A good show of bcets from many persons too
near to make any distinction.
Best peck tomatoes, A. Dwinou Of Calais,
ID DO do II Robinson ~ do do
Best do peas Il. A. Ormsbeo of East Montpelier,
Best do beans, do do
est pumpkins, j. NJ, Hammond of Calais,
I'D do L. j. Porter e \. J. Iolistcr of
Calais,
Also splendid show of pumpkins from
many persons.
Best qts. plums, "A. P. Wheclock of Calais.
Potatoes, S. II. &. A. NJ. Foster, Chas. French,
and others, on Stevens potatoes all equal and
very nice. Moses Sheldon and others, on Peach
Blows, 50 near cannot give preference.
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HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Best 10 yds rag carpoting, Miss Nancy Aims
worth, Calais,
q" worstcd rug Miss Nancy Ainsworth, Calais,
4" rag rug, Miss D. A. Marsh do
" yarn rug, Mrs. A. Alden, do
" braided rug, Mrs N. II, Bennett, E. Mont
polier,
patch embroidered rug, Mrs Jonathan
Dudley, Calais,
" knit rag rug, Mrs. VIM, Peck, Calais,
" patch quilt, Mrs. A. ]. uollister, East
Montpelier,
" linen table cloth, Mrs. Jesse White, CALAIS,
" darned table spread, Mrs. VIM. Peck, .
" worsted embroidered table spread, Mrs. S.
o. Robinson, Calais,
" embroidered stand spread, Miss G. f.
Slayton, Calais.
" embroidered melodeon cover, Miss Viola
Town, Woodbury.,
Jenny Lind tidy, Mrs. A. j. Hollistor, E.
Montpelier,
g crochet tidy, Mrs, A. j. Hollister, E. Mont
polier,
" darned tidy, Mrs, Jesse White, Calais,
" specimen wrought needle-work, Miss Dorcas
| Bliss, Calais,
wrought skirt, Mrs. II. II, ITollister Marsh
field,
" pair ottoman covers, Miss R. Cox, Calais,
raised worstcd lamp mat Mrs. c, Tucker,
! Calais,
crotchct worstcd lamp mat, Mrs. Laura
Rich, Calais,
" fancy watch case, Miss L. Eslcston, L.
" crotchot Shawl, Mrs. Laura Rich, Calais,
wrought oyer-Shoes, Mrs, d, A. Marsh, do
knit worstod undersIccves, Mrs. y. Bliss,
q" ornamental carl-baskot, Mrs. Ira Iytord,
Calais,
specimen Oriental painting and leather
work, Miss Ellen Eaton, Calais,
croyon drawing, Miss NJ. L. Short, Calais,
" piece of ponciling, do
" Italian painting Miss Viola Town, Wood
bury,
" haif wreath, Miss Sarah c.. Short, Calais,
! straw hat, Mrs LOOMS Pearce, do
" wooden hose, Mrs. A. j. Hollister, East
Montpelier,
pair mixed and colorcd socks, Mrs. Jesse
White, Calais,
" pair linen hose, Mrs. Laura Rich, Calais,
" WOODEN fringed gloves, Mrs. L. Pearce, do
" babys socks, Mrs, II, NJ. HOLSTER, Marsh
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