Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

w. v, anu OIner Varieties, WiInout Tn
owners names.
]. W. Lincoln, Clarendon, had 8 varie
| ties.
Amos Wescott, Clarendon, had varie
| ties.
&C. Holden, Clarendon, had 12 varie
ties.
J. NJ. Ketchum, Sudbury, had varie
ties.
L. S. Cheney, Rutland, had 12 varietie
potatoes, "turnips" and pumpkins,
varieties beets, one string purple swee
corn, sample of wax beans
Mrs. ]. FL. Lansey, Poultney, had can
of wax and lima beans.
Mrs. P. W. Parker, Clarendon, had 2,
kinds garden beans on exhibition.
S. L. Daniels, Rutland, had "som
pumpkins" 6 of the largest on exhibition
Next to these were six contributed b,
O. r. Hadwin, Dandy.
Several samples of oats were exhibited
as follows:
A peck by P. X: Osgood, Rutland, ant
a peck by M. billiard, Rutland Henry
Webb, Clarendon, had sample on tn,
stalk, and there were other tall oats" OF
the stalk, but we could not learn The
names of exhibitors.
VIM. Rice had sample of celery.
W. Y. Ripley, had also celery, sweet,
corn, beets, peppers. solid mea,
tomatoes, caulihower and cabbages, all OF
large size.
There We're also other cabbages exhibi-
ted, but no names given.
There were also in the Hall, patent bee
hives by P. Edgerton.
Also, E. W.-Haven's patent corn
planter, which has the appearance of an
oil can on common hoe-handle, but is so
arranged that by touching a spring the
corn is dropped, and the hoe is at hand 70
cover it.
Messrs. Landon and Huntoon had
churns. straw cutters, corn shelters, wheel
barrows, yokes, &c.
A. Z. Walker, Winooski, had a carrot
or vegetable CRATER.
]. E Parker, Whiting, had a sample of
horse shoes.
There were samples of leather exhibit
ed by Obadiah Hadwin, Dandy.
Also, goood sample Of roofing slate by
Joseph Sheldon Fair Haven
OF cheese the following had samples on
exhibition
William Smith, Clarendon, John Lam
Ion, Linus Elmunds, Chittenden, Dan
Baxter, Tinmouth, W. S & II. Eddy,
Tobor and Williams, Danny,
The exhibition of butter was small, one
ar by o. r. Hadwin, Dandy, tub by
Horace Beard, Chittenden, and one by
IOhn Engrem, Rutland.
Mr.. Eogerm had also some nice samples
# maple sugar and a can of the same was
Exhibited by Albert T. Colvin, DANNY,
10Th samples being white and nice. IL
with these were samples OF
ice maple syrup by Smith Cramton OF
}utland and E L. Holden of North Clar-
ndon.
FLORAL HALL.
Ia orr hurried examination and report
+ Floral Hall, yesterday, we omitted
lany VERY important articles
We will first notice three splendid Cot
age Organs,of the E,tey pattern. This
+ itself, is enough to satisfy any one &C
TAINTED with the Instruments that come
rom Mr.. E-t~y's establishment, that they
re OF the best style, tone and finish
His works, established in 1852, have ,
ro~n into one of great magnitude, il
oite If the miSfortuncs that have atten-
"a him in bcin gatwico burned out He
ow employs about $50 hands, with pay
ii of about $1,000 per month, and
lrns out about 800 Instruments per
.onth, amounting to over 100000 worth
er annum.
The committee of onr graded schools
ave wisely introduced seven Of these in
rument~ into the public schools of Rut-
nd.
Mr.. !. V.~Broolss exhibited one Burdett
gan Of good tone.
Mc-srs. Spencer and SAWYER, Of Rut-
nj. exhibited fine showcase Of assert
candies.
O. w. Currier lad -lar,e ease Of nicely
Finished boots aud shoes. mostly for la
- wear.
T. &. Sherwin had also nice show case
boots and shoes very much like the
,syc.
isaac u. Tubh.. Of Clarerdoa. one coon
in robe
A. kilburn had nice Gaze Of dental in
ruments.
There wa- large show Of rag carpets
ON the following exhibitors, viz:
A.r~. Le-'a Conadon. Mrs. Almira Tow
. Ms J. =. Glynr. Mr.. II. II. Albee