Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

which was nttchtiyely listened to. and will !
published ut an early day.
The closing exercise was trot for the Sci,
tvs premiums Of $50 and $50, open to all hurs,
owned in tho county, the first Of which was take
by Mr.. Rice's /" Dan Riley Of Mortified an
the second BY j. II. Morgan, Of Calais
Washington County Agricultural Society.
Awards Of Premiums h, the Committees.
HORSES.
Stallions, 4-yrs old, lst, phneas Wheeler, 50
%, H. G. Bancroft, ,. 3-yrs old, II. G.. Ban.
croft, ID. ). W. Avery, ,. 2-yrs old, Geo.
Davis, ,. Matched horses, ;. and II. ;. Town,
8; %, 5 II. swazey, 3. Single driving hors $,
ii. G. Bancroft black mare, 3 2d, j. A. Taft,
,. The horses of Mr.. Sawyer and Mr.. Tucker
were entered Tor exhibition only. Mare with
foal by side. Geo. G. Chandler, 1 %, John
e'allison, 2 Colts, under six months, Bailey
Brs., 3D. &. X. Dodge, 80 cts. Colts, 3-yrs
old, G. r. Dodge, , 2d, Seth Jones. .. 2-yrs
old. 5. p. circuit 9: I'd, q. l.. Harvey, /. Tyr
old, f. Gilman, %, a. o. Cummins, 80 cts.
very superior colt was exhibited by X. ).
Currier, gratuity, |.
CATTLE.
Matched working oxen. Howard p. Martin. 1. !
%, Hiram Templeton, 3. Steers, 3-yrs old, Viii |
liam GallisOn, 3. 2-yrs old. Levi 4. pearsons |
3. l-yr old, Levi A. Peaisons, 81 %, Josiah
Benjamin, 1. Calves best broke, j. $ Woos-
ter !,
A. d. Arms, 3. Cow, ). and II 5. Town, ,
Durham, Deron and Horefords.--Bulls, 2-yrs
old, H. W LDomis, 4 ID, G. X Gray, 3. l-yr
old, II. q. Jones, . 2i +. X. Alexander, .
Calf, A. o. Cummns, ? Mich cow Geo c.
er, G. A. Reed, ? I'd, G. X. Gray, !. 2-yrs old
helers, Henry Cummins, 3 3D. c. X. Gray, ?.
Jersey, Aherney and AyrShire-Buls, 2-yrs
old, f. Z. Gilman, I'd, y. Lawrence, 3.
Ndnres and Grades.-lleilcrs or cows 2-yrs
old, f. {. Gilman, grade Jersey, 4 ID, mn |
tive, A. ID. Arms, 3. We haye 30 take into nc
count that the Gilman heifer made more butter,
according to statement, and was equally nice in
style, lleilers, 2-yrs old, A. o. Cummins, grade,
} ID, Il. II. Andrews, .. Yearling heller, A.
d. Arms, .; 2l, Henry Cummins, 1. Native
cow, i. Cove, 4. This cow was not on the
ground the first day when the committee made
their examination Calves, G.. X. Gray, 3 Dur
hams 90 limo. Cross, grade ball, ?. Bull
Tyr old, l.. Cochran, grade. 3 "a, l.. A. Pear
sons, grade, >. Other entries We're made but
were not On the ground.
SHEEP
Fne Wooi--S. and H. 5. Town, for ewes 81
5ewe lNnlr', 3; buck, 3; buck lamb, .. No com
petition.
\. d. Arms, 3 ewes, Benz Town, 3 ID, A
ID. Arms, 2 eve lambs, \. ID. Arms, 3; ID
Il. Il. pearsons, ?, Buck lamb, Benz. Town,
I'd, o. Z. Wilder, l. X. q. Hill, of Eimore
exhibited Cotswold buck and pen Of lambs tha
were very nice and would have received pre-
ininm il owned within the county
SWINE.
Bar, Tyr Old, r. b. Cutler, 3 81, j ,sin
Bepamin,a. Breeding sow, A. II. Holt, 3 %
g. X. Gray, 2 iopigs, l.. 4. pcarsons, , @
a. IL. Holt, ;.
POULTRY.
For hens, Geo NJ scribner, ID, Georq
Davis, 50 ets Best lot, Geo. NJ seribner,
For ducks, Allen Toby, 1 III same 80 cts Fo
geese, Martin Andrews 2d Allen Toby, 80 ct
Turkeys, Allen Toby, /.
FRUITS x VEGETABLES.
Best peck potatoes, A. y. Arms. so >,
stillinan Wood, rs peek beets, t. ). Dvinel
80; I'd, y. @. Skinner, 30 peck carrots. :. /
o. Bosworth, 80; 2d, +. X. Alexander, 2,
peck tumips, G.. FarnswOrth so; neck hem
{. q. Hill, .50i recommended gratnity to J.
iiolllster for benns, 2j pumpkins Il
Pearslns. .5O I'd, 5. and II. ;. Town, % +;
cabbages, i. Cayue, 80 specimen grapes
A VI 90 peek sweet e apples, H. H. lioliist,
pies, Allen Toby, 80 81, Albert Hall, .25
Bailey, so ~ specimen winter apples NJ A
drews, % IL specimen fall apples, 5. Bale
30 varieties OF apples, 20 Of each kind. NJ. 4
2d, |. ;. Dwnell, so
The committee found it difficult to decide
some cases as TO whom the first premium shou
be awarded, - near alike were the specimens
cAuiplilun III Allne cases we could not nNu
premiums from the fact that the rules of the
ciety had not been complied with as to unnnt
presented for examination, but have i'm OH
cases given the premiums T. thuse 10 whom
our Judgment they belong.
DAIRY, SUGAR, HONEY, BREAD. &c.
100 lbs butter Nathan skinner, 3 %. q.
oiDstead, : % lbs butter, Squire Bailey,
%, Nj. Andrews, 100 lbs maple sugnr. 3
Foster, 3 I'd, NJ. Andrews, ?; 100 lbs chez
,. W Hill, 3; %, s. Bailey, g
FLOUR, GRAIN a SEEDS.
String seed corn, n &. Tabor, so %. DO
Morse, % one nice string popcorn present
by ). y. HOLSTER; best sample Of hlur, 4.
Arms,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Green Mountain JOINT head horse rake. j
A. Spear, harrow, Moses Sheldon ohui
{. n Gibbs, so ox-e,rt, A. u. Arms.
FLORAL HALL.
Domestic MdagIacfures. best 10 yds linen 4
per, Mrs, 7. 7. larbee, linen tsbe-cloth 4
towels, Mrs Geo. Wiley 80 bed-quilt NJ
=. benjamin, made By her mother, Mrs. A.
Goodhae, "a, Mrs. Asa Andrews, 80 basl
wool socks, colored, Mrs. O. Ladd, so; worst
tidy, Miss Jennie LOOMS, so "a, Mrs. A
ipwn, 20 gents mixed WOOL socks Mrs j
Holllster, 30 ladies wool hose, Mrs. II.
ii9ilisteri so I'd, Mrs. 5. II B9sworth, .
ladies' irineed mttens, Mrs. II Cole, so zen
iFinged mittens, Ms. II. Cole, 80 double m
tens, Mrs. Belsey Harvey, 25 gents wool sea
Mrs " W. Wheelock, so breakfast sha,
Mrf< PDwinell, 25 yarn rug, Mrs. T.
Howe,i; braided rug Mrs. NJ Andrews.
pair genfs, shirts Mrs u, Harvey, 80 rae "a
pet, Mrs Is. ii. MeD, so I'd, Mrs. G. M a
drews, :a5 ottoman, Mrs l.. Walker, so
Mrs, VIM. CLARK, e5 carriage robe, Mrs. ii
Martin, so crochet stair carpet, Mrs. Zad
Thompson, 80 (. patchwork, Mrs O. III. BE
jarnin, 5oi needle work, Mrs. Il. Thomas,
embroidery, same, so tuited work, Lucie
Pope, so 10 yds wool flannel, Mrs. H. q. Jon,
braided rug, Mrs. Judith Keith, so lam
mat, Mrs J. >. Dwinell, So %, Mrs. II.