The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
WHOLE NO. us.
II ompson Agricultural Fair.

A Township Agricultural Fair will be
held in Thompson, Geaugs Co., on
Oct. 7,b, 1868.
oFpIcERs.
Presiden,--Geo. c. Whipple.
Vice Presidents--M. S. Jewett, S. N.
Dutton.
Recording Secretary-F. NJ. Leonard.
Corresponding Secretary-Wm. }. Cor
Delius.
Treasurer. r. Warner.
Ex. Cons. E. Spencer, G. L. War.
ren, J. II. Tillotson. G. w. Snedekor, s.
c. Shepard, Horace Warren,C. W. Foote,t
3. F. Gee.
Marsbals--S. Bostwick, Darius VOL
colt.
Chief OF Polce--S. N. Barnes.
Supernl's OF Grounds John Dodge,
VIM. J. Cornelius, A. Oickerman.
Superinteud', of Hall--H. E. Moseley
COMMITTEES.
Glass !, Bulls, oxen and steers.
Committee-B. +. Gee, Jackson Day
ton, II. F. Griswold, (Madison.)
Class 2, Cows, heiiers and calves.
Committee--Jobn Smith, John Cottam,
John r. Eddy.
Glass 3. Stations.
Comm,ttee--C. D. Matthews, NJ. M.
Boynton, b. B. Park, (Painesville.
Class q, Matched and single horses and
mares.
Commi,tee-John Ransom, r. c. Smith.
Horace Allen, (Madison.)
Glass S, Brood mares and colts.
Commi,lee-H. S. Matthew'S, S. n.
Burroughs, John Creme, (Trumbull.)
Glass 6, Sweepstakes on horses.
A. Best horse or mare for all work
Commiitee-C. L. Warren, E. D. FL
loison, Lyman Williams, Montville.)
B. Best horse for speed.
Committee F. J. Smith, s. N. Barnes,
S. ]. Huntington, (PainesvilIe.)
Class 7, Sheep, fine ard coarse wool.
Comnil,ee-B. w. Tutlle, Ashbel Til
lotson, Tfeadwell Harmed, (Montville.)
Class Q, Swine.
Committee-Heury Hubert, Dennis
Webster, A. M. Proctor, (TrumbulL)
Glass 8, Poultry.
Committee-Nelson Snedebor, A. J.
: Fitch, Horace Webster, (Perry.)
u. Glass 10. Grain and seeds.
3 Commiltce-L. r. Miller, Horace War
I rem. F. E. Benjamin, (Madison.)
Class II, Vegetables.
Commi,tee-Fred. Hubert, Philip Will
son. - Mitchell, (Montville.)
Glass l2, Fruits.
Sylvester Clapp, Hunts
bnrg, j. V. Whitney. tMontviiie,) .. q.
Spencer.
Glass 13, Flowers.
Committee-J. d. McLane and Lady,
Jas. Warren and Lady, H. B. Everett and
Lady. (Mon.vilIe.)
Glass IA, Domestic productions.
Committec-A. w. Phelps, o. P.
Pomeroy. Seth Whitney, (Montville..)
Glass Is, Domestic manu- factures.
Commi,,ee-James H. Tillo,son and
0 Lady, S. l.. Malin and Lady, e. Valentine
and Lady. (Leroy.)
Glass l6, Cookery.
t Committee-fIenry WILDER and Lady,
Ira B. Goodrich and Lady. R. Matthews
, and Lady.
Glass IL, Mechanical.
Commitee-S. G. Shepard, II. B. Ma
> lin, Harry Wood. Madison.
Glass l8. Farm implements.
Committee-John F. Moseley, Abner
S,ockwell, Abram Phelps, (Montville.)
Class 10, Pictures.
# Communicative. j. Cornelius and
Lsdy. II. B. Hale and Lady, II. i. Knapp
and Lady.
e Glass 90, Fancy needle.work.
d Commi,tee--Eiza L. Matthews, Mary
,e Ann Warren, Eliza Malin, Mariette
n Hovey. Leroy,) Louisa Harmed. (MOu''
e ville.)
"a Glass el, Unenumerated articles.
? Committee--G. S. Tillotson, d. q.
J. Proctor. j. Goodsell.
IS The Society resolved to award premi'
!, ums for meritorious articles, and to charge
d small fee on entries 10 all the classes, to
# enable them to purchase diplomas for he
J. purpose. Adjoining towns. desirous o.
/. participating, are desired 70 do so. All
q entries for competition must be made to
If the Secretary by III O'Clock A. NJ, as il
n is only for one day, so that the proper
a committees may have tine to pass upon
e them.