Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02
New England Agricultural Society.


England Agricultural Society is to be be-
in connection with the Rhode Island Societ
for the promotion of Domestic Industry, q
Cranston, near Providence, Rhode Island, o
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September 80, 4tb, jth and 9th, 1867. W
give below list of Vermont officers an
committees. with the three principal officer
Of the Society;
President Geo. B. Loring, Salem, Mass
Secretary. Daniel Neeihsm, Boston.
Treasurer. Isaac K. Gage, Fisherville, y
ySy:sf OFFICERS.
Viee- -Psnttaf. Daniel Kimball, CllrcI.
don.
Trustees. George Campbell, Westminster
Henry Clark. Rutland Ebenezer Bridge, Pom
fret b. Z. Porter; St. Adams Thomas san
ders, Brookfeld.
EI'eutire COMMITTEE. Henry Clark, Rat-
I land.
Short Horn Stock George " Black, Bel
lowe Falls Daniel Kimbsll, Rutland.
DerOE Stock. Daniel Davis, Jr., Windsor
5. Teachout, Highgste.
-fyrshirs Stock. b. K. Potter, ST. Alblss
jenkins SAKE, Sheldon.
HEREFORD Stock. David Gsoiell, Bratileb5-
TO b. Gorham, Westminster
Jersey Stock. Charles Dana, Wo04Aock ;
Z. S Stowell, Cornwall.
DEfch Stock. Edwin Hammond. Middle
bury Peleg " insloE, Puiney.
Grdle o. .NGiire.. Henry Hayward, Rut-
land.
Working Oren. l. c. Udan. Hartford a.
+. LathTop, Pit,sford NJ. 7. Shackett Middle
bury.
Steers. George Campbell, Ch, Westminster,
Elias Bates Jr.. Hsrtlsnd
Fat Cattle. John Porter, Ch, Hartford (.
John c. Huntington, Randolph
Calres. R. L. Crowell. Westminster.
Horses. L. 7. Tucker, RoYAlton Thos san
ders, Brookfeld Ebenezer Bridge. Pomfrei 4;
NAth. Tabor, Montpelier Henry Hammond,
Mddiebury James 4 Shedd. Burlington F.
II. LeyfoId. Randolph b. r. Potter, ST. Al
bans John Mckenzie. Woodstock VIM. KIM
ball, Westminster II G. Root, Bennington
J. D. Wheat. Putuey ". T. Carter, Hartford:
L Foster Cook, Rutland L johnson, Wood
stock.
Steep John Gregory, Northfeli T. VI.
Bissell. Shorehsm Z D. Townshenl, Wallug-
ford o. Richmond, Woodstock.
StriHe Franklin Billings, Rutland.
Poultry y. L. Milliken, BrattletOro
U'00i and FTar. Edwin Hammond, Ch..
Miiilsbury George Campbell, Westminster.
Flour, Grain and Sesi, Rufgs Nuttiu-,
Randolph
Tegeta5lo. }. c. Spencer. Clsreri1u.
Fruits and Fl5rcrs A. b. Smith, Dandy.
Butter. J. c. Ainsworth, Randolph.
Cirr'e A. II. Post. Rutland
Sugar ard Honey Henry NJ Amos F, Spring
field
Agricultural Inpl,mots FrcI,ri.s Hl-
brook, Brattletcro John u. Hall. Rutaui
4. T.. Clark, Bellows Falls Henry Glars, Rlt-
land
H9u.,loa .Vanpfaepro. H,rry slE.rl.
Springfield
LefHer c. o. Staudisb, North Rari.lra.
-Mrsila.s5ls aad Essays. Henry Clark,
Rutllni
THE ADmoSDAcS SrRNos.-Nr George
W. Spencer Of Port Henry, y. Y, bias re-
Gently purchased these springs, which are
situated five miles north of that place, from
Mr. Humphrey Cummings Of New York
City.
The springs were purchased by Mr. Cum-
ulh-7 AtM ouAu olthtLrph dN-ut tMt-fN
years ago. for the purpose of fitting them uu
for fashionable watering place. as they
have long been known to possess emueutly
valuable properties. Mr.. Cummings failing
in business soon after, nothing more was
done with the enterprise. The springs are
four in number and within cucumier,ucg
Of about twelve rods. They are beautifully
situated at the foot Of a spur Of tbe Aiir-
oudack chain Of mountains and within half
a mile Of the Lake The water from two Of
them has been analysed by Pr5L Salisbury
aud found to contain the following elements
gal water from gal. water from
sulphur spring coli spring