Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

GLASS v--woRKING OXEN.
There were Is competitors. For the best pair OF
years Of age, tested with load of three thousand
pounds, to Marsh Of Sutton, SO; next best. w ii
Ming of Sutton, 90; next best, Curtis Beaman OF
WestbOro, 6 co. next best, ii S Stockwell of Sutton
8 90; next best, T X Norcross Of Shrewsbury, co;
next best, Otis Streeter of Shrewsbury, 90; next
best Harvey Putnam of Sutton, 100.
CLASS VI-WoRKING STEERS
Best pair OF three year Old steers, tested with q
weight of 1000 pounds John ii AIable of sutton
81 0O; next best do, L Wheeock OF Shrewsbury,
next best do, j IL Maynard of NOrthboro 3 90.
CLASS yH-sTEERs. IA entries.
Best pair two years old steers, Luther Adams of
Auburn So 90; next best do, Simon Carpenter of
Charlton, co. next best do, Jabez Rice OF Worces-
ter. 300; next best do, T Norcross OF Shrewsbury
209i 81 W to Un kilburn of Sterling.
Best pair of yearling steers 5 Marsh of Sutton,
81 90; next best do, Simon Carpenter OF Charlton,
300; next best I X NOrcrOss OF Shrewsbury, 2 w ;
next best do, > Temple OF shrewsbury, 90.
Best pair OF steer calves not eight months old
n Harlow of Shrewsbury, 2 90; next best, Jabez
Rice of Orcester, 90.
CLASS vuI-FAT CATTLE.
Best fat OK lit Tor slaus hter, Samuel Ellsworth OF
Barre s. 90; next best to the same 90; best fat
COW, VIM Eames ofWorcester, 6 90
CLASS IX-SHEEP.
There were $50 sheep and lambs of all grades.
For the best buck, Jdbez Rice of Worcester, So;
next best, Marsh Of sutton, 90; best lot OF ewes
Cn1rles Hadwen OF Worcester for South Downs,
b W. next best, Abram Peaslee of Shrewsbury 90 ;
next best Jabez Rice of Worcester, %; gratuity
Abram; Pesalee of Shrewsbury, for go head nice
sheep, 8 90.
CLASS x-swINE.
4 or the best boar, Elisha Chatin of Worcester
90 W. next best, Amos Knight of West BoylstOn
4Voi lyman Pierce, Tor his breeding sow the sOcic
uipiOlna best pigs not under two nor over six
months old, Abram Feaslee OF Shrewsbury, for five
native pigs, 90.
FLOWING MATCH.
ror the pest Hat furrow work, not less than seven
inches in depths, done with yoke of oxen, An.
son Warren of Westbolo, 81 90; next best Thomas
K NoFcross OF Shrewsbury. 90; next best, VIM ii
hlnS oil sutton, 5 90; next best, Curtis Beaman of
Westboro, 90; next best, George Il Prentice of
Shrewsbury, 200; for the best hat iurrow work
win one pair OF horses, not less than seven inches
IN depth. Jasper Fay OF Westboro, 6 OJ next best
VIM Z Clark of Worcester, 90; next best Randall
OAKS OF Millbury, and Simon Carpenter OF Charl
ION, lof morse team, gmtui'y OF 200; Miss If
StOckwell, for one yoke ON-team a gratuity OF (O
Inc horse teams performed work i'll halt the time
of OK teams.
Double Ieanas-Ist premium, Daniel W Wheelock
OF worcester, G9OJi I'd, Harvey Putnam OF Graf
ton, I %; 3D., Otis Streeter of Shrewsbury 5 co.
The work OF MIR. W heelOck ana Air. Putnam was
zone WIN the double switch pillow, and showed the
peeulaf aunptlon OF that pillow Tor common ground
over Inc Hat lurrow turned BY the single ana uual-
telaDle mould board used by sir Sueeler.
CLASS XII-sTALLIoNs
T Best stallion years and over, Alfred Morse of
fafhihSFliie, Ethan Allen,n 6 years old, So 90;
next best, Luther Crawford of Oakhaln, Morgan
and bl2ckhawk' 1905 best stallion between 3 and
years, j Liley OF oxford 90; best stallion he
trustee, years old, 5 20.
CLASS Mi.
best family horse, l. Il Hudson o Worcester
IS co. next best, A Thayer of Westboro 700:
next best, . Cummins OF Milltury, 6 90; next
BEST Brown, 8 90; next best, 5. Shuniway of Web.
ster, OJ best pair matched carria re horses NeI.
son Nalling of Alillbury, 90; next best I Be
ms OF Worcester, 6 co. best draft horse, I w Wei
hhstoh OF worcester, 5 90; best pair matched farm
hofses, Jos ii OsgoOd OF w Worcester 90; next best
nj Clark of Worcester, 90.
FILLY AND GELDING COLTS AND WALKING HORSES
vi My and seldihg colts, over three ana under
lour years oid' raised III the county and owned BY
competitor, there were but thee entries The com
m mill; "a ayTG9qr8f9 u t6fc6sCef,'
81 ~ the two years old files and geidmgs there
awarded to b w Abbott of Holden Tor lis ratchen
colt the second of % to d Godfrey OF Milford
tor his latchcn colt; the thiId OF 90 to w
" heeier OF Worcester for his Morgan cOit the
fourth of 90 to Gee w Howe OF Grafton Tor his
Nonpareil colt.
For colts over one and under two years Old there
were four entries. The first premium OF 81 was
awarded TO ~ d Bascom of Holden for his Iatchen
colt the second to j d Wheeler of Grafton; the
third 10 Albert Kelley Of Auburn; the fourth to
Charles Wesson of w orcester.
There were two entries of walking horses, but
they did not appear upon the ground at the time APP
pointed for the trial OF this class.
CLASS XV-MARES AND COLTS % entries
Best brood mare, with foal not over eis it months
old, Luther Crawford OF OakhaIn. SIS 90; next best,
l. Nheelock Of Worcester. 90; next best, Chas
Goddard oi'Graiton, D %: next best, Chas Is Pratt
of w Orcester, three black mares, 90; next best,
james Paine of Worcester, 90 best horse colt not
over eight months old, Geo w Bascom of Holden,
falchell cot, W. next best l. W heeIock OF W or
cester, 90; best mare colt, Geo w Howe of Graf
ION zUO; next pest, u IL Harlow OF Shrewsbury,
Swan colt, 100; Gardner Wilson of Leicester, had
anne native colt
FLAX.
To Aaron Kimball OF BrOokfeld premium of $50;
and gratuitles OF 3 90 each to hadwen of Wor-
ccester, Uri hilbnrn of Sterling, and Forbush of
Bolton. for unscratched flax.
KITCHEN VEG ETABLES.
Forthe largest and best collection of kitchen veg
etables, Harvey Dodge of Sutton, So grauiy of
50 TO Ieasee OF Shrewsbury, and 80 cents to
George koDbns OF tins city; largest and best va
Iletles OF potatoes second premium to A Putnam of
hoIden, nts Grasses next best, Charles Brigham
OF Gfftton, !OOi best Marrow squashes, Walter
Bigelow Of this city, co. best Hubbard squashes,
TO same, 90; next best, u II Harlow of Shrewsbu-
ry, o? cents best Crook neck sqnaslies; iladwen
OF ls clty W. pest cabbages, Ur hiburn OF Ster-
ing oOi pest celery, to the same, l ~;
Ior t1e pest tomatoes Jonas Hartshorne OF this
Ely 6 w; 1est neia Deans; S0uther OF this city
00i best Mangel Wurzel, . b Hadwen of this city,
co. best sample of field corn, Charles Wesson of
tins CITY, zOO next best, Chamberlain OF this
G q fiint 1rasSes Dest sample OF sweet corn:
ID hauWeh OF inns cry, W. best sample OF spr1ng
wheat, to same, 90; best sample Of winter wheat to
same; W. pest sample OF oats, truman o Hol-
ueh' w.
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