Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-01

Charles A. Emory Of Fitchburg, who also con-
tribuled handsomely to the display. The veg
etables on exhibition were not inferior in quail
ity to last year, although they might be in
numbers N. c. Day of Lunenburg, Dennis
Fay of Ashby, and J. f, Santcll and Benjamin
Stafford of Fitchurg were among the leading
contributors.
The display of domestic and fancy articles
vera numerous.
The following premiums were announced.
Where no town is mentioned, Fitchburg is
generally to be understood.
Fat Co,cs.-J I Everett, all the awards.
Oren.-James puiler, do.
Steers, oyertwo Years old.-rhomas Gibson. the
only competitor, was awarded tue first premium.
iSiserS, two years Old.-S Mirick OF Princeton,
first premium; Israel Everett. second; Geo Hough-
ton, third; and Il gratuty to II Spooner of West
Minister
TJaiaed Stefys, two years old.-Alfred Marshal
filst premium; j Z Reed of Princeton, second and
grHtuitics to Aubrey Stockweli and u Beaman Of
Princeton There were sixteen entities
UorkiRg Orca.-lheie were twelve entries Josiah
Page OF Westminster, first premium; Merriam
OF Princeton, second; Sias Pratt the third fourth
and fifth.
Bulls There were fourteen entries. A Cum
minis OF MiIibury, for his Durham, first premium;
Joseph Upon, second; and gIa:uies to Nathan
Stockwcl, Tor Devon; to a c & q Wood, and
y CummiHs of ali!lbury, for herd ofthOrOugh bred
short horns to Ii u White of birmingham, for
herd OF fourteen short horns,
HeifDs.-l There were nineteen entities. For two
wears old y Il Reed OF Princeton first premium;
Joel Page, second; j T Reed OF Princeton, third;
and gIatuiteS to q Beaman Of Princeton and NJ ID
Lyman OF Lneuburg
Yeariings.-J L Merriam OF Princeton, first pre-
MUM; A h Adams, second Premium Joseph Up
Mich Kme.-There were fifteen entries. Co,os.-
Samuel Burnap, first premium; j T Reed of Prince
ton, second, Tor his ii uldeness and native; David
Battles, thin d. for his Durham and native; aud gra-
tuities to il NJ Caswell, w Drew, Tor high grade
Durham; Reuben Vose. Jr., OF Winchendon; ana
James Markham and Joseph Upton; and favorable
mention to \ Adams. HeifTS. three years old
gratuity to ii II Caswcll. HeYers, two years old.
Thomas b Doyle, first premium, for his half Jer-
sey and half Durham; Isaac Il W oodward, second;
and gratuity to Joseph Upton.
Hsittr CdLreS-Ghere were sixteen entries -Four
months Old, Il NJ Gregory, first premium; n b Reed
months old, Joel Paige, first premium; kinsman,
second; II NJ Caswcll, third
IsayliHg SteefS and Steer CalUsS.-Ihere were
enecn entries. The best one year old steer, Reuben
NOse OF NinehendOn, first premiums Is Reed of
Princeton, second; Israel Everett of Princeton,
third. For best two year old trained Steers,
Reed of Princeton, first premium; l. w Merriam,
second. For best pair OF calves, Paul MiIick OF
Princeton, first premium; Thomas Billings of Lu-
nenburg, second q Milick of Princeton, third.
Best pair calves raised by hand, Reuben Nose OF
Wincheudon, first premium; b and q Z Reed of
GnncetOn, second; James IL Laws Oh eSlhllStef,
third. Best pair trained calves; Paul Mirick. OF
Princeton first Premium b and p Reed OF
Princeton, second
Heiter CalceS-For calves over four months old
raised by hund-G NJ Gregory. first; b Reid OF
Princeton, second: a + Adams. third. Over four
months old raised by hand-Joel Page, first; j
kinsmsn, second; IL N Caswel, third.
PoUing-DUube leams-Iherc were three teams
entered. Edwin a GOODRICH and Charles Farwell.
who the successful competitors last year with
the same oxen, got thief first premium Joel Page and
S 5 Shattuck the second, and A Goodrich the
third OF single teams there five competitors,
and Levi Downe got the first award, IL Fuller the
the second, and Il Merriam of Princeton the third.
Alfred A Marshall and Stockwell gained the first
| premium offered to minors with steers
Pi0Cng-H Horse TeamS.-Ihere were two competi-
| tors, who worked we'll, and it they had changed
| lands the premiums would in all probability have
been changed also First to James 7 Putnam; sec
| ond to Edwin d W orkS.
| Mares and Sucking Cots-rhere were twenty-four
entries but mares worthy the first premium. The
second was given o L lioughton of Lunenburg.
| Colts-E lluughton OF Luneuburg, first; Michael
| Cotton OF Princeton, secOnd A Marshall of Lu-
| neuburg. third aud sIatuities to e Bird of Leon
mister Tor brood mare; to Mrs Mary Miles OF West
minister for samei and TO Baruch whitney OF Gard
| ner
DraHght Horses-Doube Teams-J p Putnam,
| first. single Ieams-E Goodrich, first; Silas
| Pratt. second. Family Horses-Augustus Whitman,
first and a gratuity to Henry Smith of Iempleten.
iStaHiORS.-Ihere were eleven entries. For five
years old with specimen OF the stock-W arren ST.
mondS Of lempleton, iirsti IA IL Brown, second;
| and gratHiGy to Lewis Ware OF Lunenburg. For
| Adam Thompson OF Litteton took the second.
Three years old A Aarwood of Lttleton, first;
| second not awarded Two years old-tlrst not
awarded seeUAl hQ = op'e0lts Mas 1luf Se Temaik-
able. For three years old geldings. first premium
| to dim Whitney OF Ashbunham and gFatuities to
| 5 Eaton and Il CgFarweli Three years Old Gilies
"A Holden of Shirley, first; gratuiy TO + ii Frost.
| Two years old geldlnSs-LeNi Kendall, first and
john Cutter of Winchendon, second gratuities to
| Geo N lies OF Westminster, and james Divine. Two
| year hiiIes-Baruch Whitney of Gardner, second
| premium, first not aparded. 4eaIling cOitS-MA
Everett of Princeton, first Josiah Iage of West
| minister, second.
| S,cine-There were seventeen entries. Bears more
than year old-oilas Pratt, first; Geo NJ lies of
| Westminster, second. Fat pigs-Israel Wood
ward, first; Geo Miles, second; Il Caldwell, third.
breeding Sows-Geo Miles first; q W tlagan, Sec
ond. Weaned pigs-James lIcImtre first; Nathan
CaSwell a q atuity.
Sheep-f'here were sixteen entries.-For best flock
"A } q Wood OF Millbury, first, for South
Downs " Wyman second James Melntlre.
third. For c0ssets-James Mclntre, first; Ous
lagg OF Westminster second aud mileage to Geo
Fox OF New Ipswich and ii q White OF Framing
ham the latter for his pure Cotswolds
Vetetab!eS.-For best cOection-N & Day of Lu-
nenburg first; j N oawteile second; Dennis Fay of
Ashby, third Best potatoes-J Haywood of
Sterling, first; Bird of Leominster, second; n
Caswell third. Narrow squasll-D Battles, first; l.
Pratt, second. Hubbard squash-Chares Brigham.
first; Jabez Fisher, second. Pumpkins-John Ainot
of Westminster, first Hubbard second. Cab
bages-H Haywood, first; l. Pratt, second. Csui-
flower Nm Haywood, first. Onions-L Pratt, first
Iurnip beet L Proctor, first; JoOseph hayward
Westminster, inst; Levi Kendall, second. IONA
toes-LeTi Kendall, first; Isaac b Woodward, sec
Ond Field beaus-David Battles first Joel Hay
ward of Ashby second. Seed corn-Daniel North
OF Westminster, first Benjamin Stafford, second; Ma
than Caswell, third; and graf uies TO BENZ Stafford
tOrcOllection of vegetables David Lowe lor Hub
bard sQuashes W q Wymau tor potatoes; \ Mar
shall Tor watermelums L Bird OF Leomnser for CT.
iron; j Is Wo Onward Tor bects; ID Battles Tor pOta-
toes and beetS; Geo llidreth for cabbages; A +
/ GOodrld sc Tor squasheS; n Day of Lueuburg for
eQuashes; Jabez Fisher for potatoes; j Marshall
for cabbages Geo + Iowne for cabUages; Geo Bur-
nap for potatoes; Jacob Haskell for pumkkin and
sweet corn; Dennis Fay and c Day for sweet
corn
IpplcS, PirmS, and Ounces. -Appes-For best
Twelve varieties-Ezra Kendall of Sterling fist; DR.
j a Marshall, second Levi Kendall, third. Best
SIN valleues-Ihos Upton, first; Dir Fisher, sec
Ondi Fm NJ leathe third. Best three Yarieies-,Ia-
cob Haskell, first Best twelve specimens OF one va
riety-S i Hawkins, first; David Lowe, second.
HlHnS.-Un Whitney, jr., of AShburnham, first
premium. Quinces-C a Emery first; j Hey waId
second; gratuity to Waldo Wallace The follow
ing were awarded grntuities apples: c ii Col
burn of LeOminster Samuel Osgood and j L Hay
ward of Sterling, + Graham of Lunenburg. Flagg
OF Sterling, Stafford, 5 NJ Caswe, n BouelIe,
DR. Boutelle Dr. Thos Palmer, Hubbard, AL
yah Crocker, Waldo Wallace, n A Tufts
PearS dHd GrapsS-For the five exhibitors no pre-
miumS were read,
Fruits and Fo1CerS.-For dish of assorted fruit
second premium TO Waldo Wallace, Plants in pots
'--second premium TO Mrs Jos Pierce, and gratuies
to Mrs j OSiah Sheldon, Esther Sheldon and Lizzie
W hite. Cut iowers-M Mrs Il Howe of Sterling first
Hattie Putnam, second; Mrs j + Monroe third
Batter.'--June tub L Ramsdell of Lunenburg had
first premium; Addison Howe of Ashburnhani, sec
ondi j stone, third. Lump butter -Chss Flagg
OF Sterling, first Geo Miles second; S & Mirick OF
Princeton third; Benz Wallis OF Ashby, fourth
Goo Miles of Westminster got the first premium on
cheese Harvey epooner Of Barre had fine lot on