Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

n Patters IN Of BARRE next best lot looto Angus
tus Nurfc of Barre
Best lot Of butter, 81 " 10 Mrs Howe of Pe'
tersham; next best, 90 to VIM Hamilton of Hard
wick next best. 60 to Daniel Cole of Barre; next
best, 90 to Joab Blanchard of Barre. Best lot Of
cheese, 90 to Hollis lidd of New Elaintree; %
to Moses Thompson OF New Blaintreei % TO
Daniel Holden OF Barre zoo to Geo Harwood OF
Barre % to + and W Washburn OF Barre
best lot of sage cheese, 100 to Daniel Holden Of
Barre; next best, 8 co to Hosea w Crawford of
Barre best lot of old cheese, 5 90, to Geo HARDWOOD
OF Barre; next bes;, 90 to Ellsworth OF Barre
best lot Of old sage cheese, CO 70 Isaac smith oil
Barre.
Best six specimens, 81 to Charles Brimblecom OF
Barre; next best do, co 20 John SaudersOn of
Barre.
Best display of cut flowers, Harris on Insects to
Mrs John w Rice of Barre; second best do, So to
Mrs A Hancock OF Barre; third best 90 to Sarah b
Hill OF Barre; best display of plants i'll pots CO to
Mrs John w Rice.
FLOWING MATCH
For blowing one p II oxen, first premium Of $40
to Simon Carpenter ofCharlton; second of 90 to
IL Garruth of Barre; third Of s co to Chas Carruth
OF Bar.ei fourth Off u 20 Wilcut Harwood Jr, OF
Barre; fifth of6 CO Geo HARDWOOD of Barre.
There was large display OF fruit, flowers, ard
manufactured articles, of both utility and fancy, in
the Town Hall, which was densely thronged. No
report on fruits was made, although the display was
very great,
The following gratuties were awarded besides the
premiums above reported -
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
Hunt Waite of Barre, for two plows, ST. j
Taylor OF Barre for Buckeye moving machine No
2, 90; l. knfen for Union mower, 200; DIR A
Rowland of Barre, for box of dentistry, 8 60; S
White OF Barre, for harness. 0Oi Miss L ii Egeryl
10; Mary l. Dennis Mrs II z Woods Mrs Gilbert Ii
Clark, Mrs David Holden, so cents each; Mrs l.
Lewis, Mrs Cameron Corbin, Mrs j ii Goddard,
each %.
PLANTS IN POTS.
80 els, Mrs Burt rs cts.
ae&Es VEGETABLES,
DumDkiuS q Daniel Cole 81 n III Holland
90 cents, to Cleveland so cents; for variety of
vegetables, 81 each to Henry Miner and John
Ellsworth 10 VIM Sweeney 80 cents for tobacco,
and Daniel Cole so cents for potatoes.
BoYLsToN.-Last Tuesday evening John B.
Cough gave his new lecture-"Peculiar Peo-
ple"-in the Congregational church, before a
large audience, composed OF his fellow-citi-
zens and numerous delegations from sur
rounding towns. With his accustomed gen.
crosby Mr.. Cough denoted the avails of the
lecture to the Sabbath school in Boylston.
CLINT 'N.-At meeting of the republicans
of the town, held on the 2lst, Messrs E.
Brimhall, w. E. Parkhurst, Geo. S. Harris,
C. C. Stone, and George w. Weeks, were
| chosen a town committee for the ensuing
year.
On Tuesday, Sept. %, U. S. marshal Dow,
of Plattsburg, N. Y, aided by officers Gibbs
and Holder, arrested former citizen of Gin
ton, and more recently of Woodville, named
Blake Wendell, on charge of passing coun-
terfeit money in Canada, to which place he
has been taken for trial.
The Congregationalist says the First Evan
gelical society in Clinton has just cleared off
the debt of $4,000 under which they have been
laboring for some years.
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