Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06
Grapes, 1st premium, to w. L, Mich


OILS I'd, to j. Nj. ketchum.
Apples, largest and best varieties, lst
premium to j. NJ Ketchum; best ten |
varieties, lst premium to j. M. ketch-
um.
Pears, lst premium, to j. M. Ketchum.
MECHANICS WORK.
To T.. w. Gray of Middletown, for
Champion Screw Press, lst premium, 81.
To A. IL. Bailey of Sherburn, for the
best OK yoke, Sh
To M. Campbell of Pittsford, for the
best single pleasure wagon, 81.
To johnson, Graves & Kent OF Il. wal
lingford, for the best six butter tubs, u.
To French & Kingsley of Rutland, Tor
the best specimen OF cabinet work, ".
Marble and Slate.-Best specimen OF
manufactured marble r. CSFhIall best
specimen marbleized slate, Pitt w.
Hyde.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Best ten yards flannel, to NJ Pelsue, 81;
I'd, G. l.. Smith, 81.
Best ten yards full cloth, Mrs. Is. Lin
coin, 81.
Best ten yardsrag oarpeting, Mrs Les
ter Fish, 81.
Best ten yards diaper, G L Smith, 81.
Best pound linen thread, -, so
cents; I'd do G l. Smith, 25 cents.
Best rug, G w Crawford, so cents.
Best pair woolen stockings, A b Thay-
! er, 80 cents I'd do, H. Pike, 70 cents;
! Sd do, Miss Lucy Reed, 25 cents.
Best specimen of worsted work, Mrs
S C Williams, 81 I'd do, Miss Ellen
Kelly, 80 cents.
Best specimen lowered worsted work,
Miss Harlow, sls I'd do, Miss Ellen
Sparhawk, so cents.
Best bed quilt, Mrs Linsley Rounds,
Jr., So; I'd do Miss Clarissa Pike, " 81
do, Mrs George Crawford, 81.
Best counterpane, Mrs Il Dlcker-
man, 81 j I'd, coyerlet, Mrs Sarah A
Stuart.
Best moss and cone work, Mrs b f
|. Cummings 81; ID do, Miss S Harlow,
so cents
Best specimen hair work, Mrs S G
Williams, 80 cents.
Best specimen oriental painting,
Miss Ellen Sparhawk, 80 cents.
Best specimen Crayon drawing, Miss
Ellen Sparhawk, so cents.
Best oil painting, MrsJ H Lansley, g;
I'd do, Miss Sarah Crowley, 81 Sd do'
Mrs S P Williams, so cents.
Best tidy, Miss S Harlow, so cents.
Best leather work, Miss Ellen Spar
hawk, so cents.
LADIES' EQUEsTRIANsHIP.
= A premium was awarded to Miss Jen-
ME Campbell of Rutland.
DISCRETIONARY AWARDS.
7 The Committee on this class of arti
cles are instructed to offer no premiums
/. but awards of merit. They make the
following awards:
a To Nourse & Adams of Boston, Mass.
= for Grain Cleaner and Separator. There
: were also exhibited by the same parties
a variety of horse hoes and cultivator
combined.
d First award to Dea. P. Edgerton o
Clarendon, for combined wire and straw
= ventilating bee hive; I'd to A. g. Bag
<, ley of Mendon.
First award to A. G. Bagley of Men
y don, for fine specimens of gold pen.
t. First award to E. w. Gray of Middle
town, for universal cog wheel Clothe
Wringer.
e. First award to E. W, Gray, for Empir
]. Washing Machine.
h, Award to G, r, Spaulding, for dinin
room refrigerator.
n, To J. l.. True of Garland, Me-, fe
I'd Potatoe Planter.
To c. G. Dickerman, agent U. s. Con
S. bination Lock Co., for combination loci
#, ToJ. Estey, of Brattleboro, for in
proved cottage organ.
j. To j. Smead for automatic sap feede
s. To A. Crawford for stump and roc
puller.
m To Pitt w. Hyde, for fine specimens
er marbleized slate.
To o. A. Hendman for Buckeye NOV
IL ing machine, improved.
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