The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28

Best dressed Calf Skins, LOO
Best sides Harness Leather, LOO
Best pair thin Boots, 100
I'd .75
Best pair thick Boots, 100
ID 10
Best specimen Cabinet Work, 81 and Dip.
I'd LOO
Best specimen Upholstery Work. 10
Best specimens Tin Ware, LOO
Best specimens Blacksmithing, LOO
Best specimen Carriage and Sign Paint
ing, 100
CoMMTTrEE.--JamesM NJ Warner, St. Johns
bury; Asa Sargent. Peacham Chas Weeks,
Danvllls; Chas Hill, Lyndon S NJ Beede,
st. Johnsbury.
Household Manufactures.
Best IL yards Carpeting, S0.75
I'd 80
Best 10 yards Frocking, 10
I'd 30
Best lO;yards Flannel 10
ID 80
Best 10 yards Diaper, 10
I'd 30
Best 10 yards Tow and Linen Cloth, 10
I'd 80
Best 10 yards Rag Carpeting, 10
ID 30
Best Hearth Rug, 30
Best = lbs. Stocking yarn, 80
Best pairs Woolen Socks, 30
Best > pairs Mittens, 30
Best > pairs Gloves, 30
Best pair Knit Drawers. 30
Best pair lo-quartercd Woolen Blankets 10
I'd 20
Five dollars in the Committees hands to
be awarded on meritorious articles.
CoMMITTEE.-T J Cree and wife, Whee-
lock; VIM llovey and wife, Waterford VIM
E Peck and wife, Barnet John Bacon, ID,
and wife, st. Johnsbury Center; L { Bill
and wife East st. Johnsbury.
Flowers.
Best display of Cut Flowers. 30
"a %
Best Floral Design, Flowers, Mosses, &c. 30
"a %
Best display OF Pot Plants, 30
"a %
CoMMTTIEE.-Dr S I Brooks and wife, DIR
H S Brown and wife, St. Johnsbury \
Davis and wife, Danville; Geo w Cahoon
and wife, Lyndon.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Embroidery, Needle-work, worsted, Oil
Painting, Drawing, Penciling, Daguerreoty-
pes, Photographs, and other fancy articles. Di-
plomss to be awarded at the discretion of the
Committee
CoMMITrEE.-Franklin Fairbanks and wife,
it.Johnsbury; Harry Moore and wife Barnet
Francis V Powers ard wife, Waterford: Geo
y Cahoon and wife, Lyndon Abiel X Pal
mcr and wife, Dauy!Ie.
NoTh-At the annual Meeting of the
N5ciety held in Jan. last it was voted as fol-
ows: That the Treasurer lie directed to re-
tain 20 per cent. on all premiums of 81 and
over.
Regulations.
Articles presented for premium, except
Cattle. must remain on the ground during
the continuance Of the Fair. Exhibition of
Cattle will be on the first day of the Fair
No premium awarded unless the article pre-
scnted is meritorious. Lady exhibitors re-
2eive premiums in Floral Hall department.
though not members.
STOCK.
No premiums will be paid on any animal
that has not been owned in the county at least
three months next previous to the Fair
Applicants for premiums on pure blooded
Stock must deliver to the Awarding Commit
tee written statement of the age, breed, and
method of breeding the same
BUTTER.
Applicants for premiums on Butter must
deliver to the Awarding Committee written
statement of the time when made, kind and
quantity of salt used, and the manner of lay
ing down and pressing the same
SUGAR.
y written statement of the whole process
of making and refining must be furnished the
Committee by the applicant
FIELD CROPS.
Applicants must furnish the Awarding
Committee written statement, sworn to. Of
the condition of the soil at the commence
ment of the cultivation for the crop; of the
previous crop, and the quantity of manure
used; the quantity and kind used the pres
ent season; the quantity and kind of seed,
time of sowing, time of harvesting, and
amount Of crop by actual weight and mea-
surement and no premiums will be award
ed without such statement
Persons appointed on Awarding Commit
tees, who cannot be present and serve, are
requested to notify the Secretary previou, to
the day of the Fair.