Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-26

Miles of Westminster, and second Of 81 to S
ii Sprague of Westminster
FAT CATTLE,
There were presented fifteen tat oxen, one
three year Old steer, aud seven cows lhe
cattle were supt rior to any OF former years,
and the committee regretted there were no
more premiums to offer.
70 Eparam Turner Of Philipstou, tor h $
spccklcd OK, SIX years old, weighing 1888
pounds, first premium OF S.; Nathan Holden
of Shirley, for best OK, nine years Old, second
premium of So Ephraim Tuner for his sin
ule OK eight years old, weighing 2l95 pounds
third premium OF So. To Ephraim Turner tor
thrte year cid steer first premium OF So;
5. &. NIrick OF Princeton for best grade Dur.
ham COW ten wears old, weighing 1925
pounds, first premium OF ST; >. Il. MWcN
for his small grade Durham COW, second ot s.,
and 10 Joseph IaJar third premium OF s.
A gratuily OF So 10 joel Page tor his large tat
COW, which would have taken first premium
had he complied with the rules in getting her
weighed Gatuity also Of 50 10 BrHJnmn
Stafford for is tat COW that has given milk
every dav since she calved, some two years
since, and 'ery fine pair OF oxen were also
offered by Josiah Sheldon, weighing IOlo
pounds, and also two pair Of fat oxen by Dan
ivl Works, weighing 1000 pair.
SWINE
There were twenty one competitors for pre-.
miums For bears over one year old, lst pre-.
MUM 81 to John 2 Sabin OF Ftchburg.
Gratuity 81 to William p. Smith Bears less
than one year old, premium So To Thomas
Damon nf Westminster. second. 81 to Chas
Davis of Fitchburg; gratuity of 81 to b. +.
Proctor Of Fitchburg. On fat hogs over one
wear Old first premium 81. 10 Il. NJ Dicken-
son of Fitchburg. On tat pigs less than eight
months old, first premium So, to f. Caldwell,
OF Fitchburg second. 81 to Isaac b. Wood
ward. For breeding sows, first premium S.
to Charles Davis of Fitchburg; second 81 to
Isaac b. Woodward, of Fitchburg; third 81
to Charles Davis. of Fitclburg: gratuity of 81
to John b. Sabin. of Fitrhburg do. 81 S. s.
Eaton of Fitch5urg. On weaned pigs, first
prrn,iIIm - to .Josepb Dinsmore of Lunpn-
burr second do. 81 to Asa SAWYER of Fitch.
bur@.
STATIONS.
There were ten entries. First preminm of
$40 to !. A. Uarwood of Leicester for his
sevpn vnars old horse erred Rovrlnn " Roe
bach. belonging to the same owner. was ruled
out for fine reason that none of his stock was
nresept First premium of 81 for three years
old stations tn VIM. I, Brown ot Iuneuburp
for "'Tinpo" second premium of 81 to Geo
w, Towne of Westminster. The first premi
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taII Of Winchandon
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awarded To Waller Whitney anI the soronJ
~ II IN I,p,os p putr,n, I.nr sin,,I, t,,.,,,,.
first premium OF S., to Rodney Fuller of Ora.
cut. and second OF So, TO DIR, Jacob Fisher
On family horses, first premium Of So. to joel
Hlyden Of Ashby second premium of So. to
j. Edwin Merriam of Princeton.
SHEEP.
There were but about five entries of about
dozen animals For best flock, first premi-
um of 81, to James Mcintyre of Fitchbnrg
For best five, second premium of 81. to j, D.
Dinsmore of Lunenburr. David Lowe. Jas.
McIntyre, and Levi jackson. took the first
second and third premiums of s.. 81. and SO
cents for cossets.
POULTRY.
There were but few entries. Best lot of
miscellaneous fowls, VIM. A. Carlton of Fitch
burg. first premium of So For hest turkeys
to Lev; Jackson of Westminster. So. For hest
reese. 81 TO Frederick A. Weldon of Fitch.
Huru. Best ducks So To Edwin Moore nf
Fiicbburg.
FRUIT.
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1 Sshhnrrhan 81. ,or hy+ 90 .,s''S
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p -. w. ~ 80 80,
~ H@s 81 70 " -