Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-28

LIST OF PREMIUMS AND REPOR'
 OF THE UNION CATTLE.SHOV
 AND FAIR FOR 1869, AT RIVER
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 1Tatns ef Caale. Winchester fthe Ban
 me', town), lst premium; Barkhamsted 2d
 Colebrook 3d. '.-.T- .'---Tr .''-
 'Ozen &iS Yens Od and Upou4A -Eigh
 pairs entered. Morgan Dudley, 1st pre-
 mium; Seth Cady, 2d; Aaron Lane. 8d. Oa'en Ffoe Years Old.-Five pairs enter
 ed. Julius Harris, 1st premium; Georo,
 Raymond, 2d; Frederick Murray, Sd.
 Ocen Four Fears Oh.-Jared Demine
 lst premium; R. A. Doolittle, 2d; Charle, Futile. 3d. ...... ',,.T C.,l i &eers Three Fears OM.-Six pairs enter ed. lst Class-Charles Futile, 1st premi um; John Harris, 2d; Aaron Lane, 3d. I'd Ciass-R. O. White, 1st premium: F E. Peck, 2d; 8: R. Murphy. 3d.
 aeers 1s'o Isrs Old.-John Harris, Is Tearling &eers.-John Harris, 1st pre- mium. -
 1|iI of Strength by Osen Siu Fears Olt and Up,card. Augustus Smith, 1st premi un; George Dudley, 2d; Seth Cady, 3l.
 O.ren Fivs Years OLd.-Jul Harris, Is, Harris, Sd.
 Whole number of entries to the Fair: two hundred and twenty articles. ls. ,f.,'
 Apples.-Pearmains.-Wm. King. lst premium; Geo. Ransom, 2d. Pounders.- Edison Thompson, 1st premium: R. A. Doolittle, 2d. Winter Pippins.-Georee Ransom, lst premium; Wm. King, 2d.- Fallow-w -waters.-G. Fl. Ransbottom. Bell fowers.-R. A. Doolittle. Spitzenbergs. -Wm. King. Green Pippins and Seek no -furthers.-George Ransom.
 Peaches.-Mrs. H. F. King.
 4u.nces -Dennison Crane, 1st premium Jeff Miller, 2d. v 94. ,..'. ' -s'7' 'Garden Vegetables. -Beets.-Gilb't Dem. ing, lst premium. Carrots and Parsnips. -Wm. King. Onions.-Charles Calhoun, lst premium; Geo. Ransom, 2d. Cabba- ges.-R. A. Doolittle, 1st premium; Mo. Van Ostrem, 2d; Geo. Ransom, Sd. Fine one also by Fred. Tift. Squashes. R. A. Doolittle, 1st premium; Dennison Crane, 2d; Geo. Ransom, Sd. Tomatoes. Mrs. DennisOn Crane. Beans.-Geo. Ransom. 1st premium; Dennlson Crane, 2d. Car rots and Beets.-Alpha Moore. Onions Wm. King, 3d premium. t9T'
 Domestic Nanny yaaures.-F. A. Farley, of Pine Meadow, Conn.,, exhibited the s:Im- perial Washing Machine" which the Com mittee are unanimously of the opinion that it lis the best one they have ever seen. not excepting "Doty's." s. P. Goodsell presented Walkers Butter-Worker. which is considered 6 valuable machine for making butter. Wm. Jennings entered thirty-one assorted files of an excellent or der of finish. Stevens & Go. showed fifty five different kinds of rules. all of which were we'll made, so far as the Committee could judge. Calvin Aldrich presented two side brackets and one corner one, made by hand. Charles Moore, IT,, two side brackets. 's.. lG I"-,4 eUs4yz ''R
 Household Articles. - Bedquilt, Mrs. Wm. Davis, 1st premium, Mrs. H. c. Smith, ld. One pieced by Miss Sarah Cady, as ice. .-. a,- -. ...-.. .. .'.- ..a5 ~'
 Floral Prodxcts. H. 0. Smith,. one hanging basket of immortelles and bon luet of fresh flowers. Mrs. Geo. Rams bottom. o bouquet. Mrs. w. O.. Ransom, ! bouquet of immortelles, and 8 bouquet of flowers Mrs Wm. King, plate of dah- ias, pyramid of flowers and bouquet. Mrs. D. w. Shepard, apple blossoms from Q tree which lowered in June, August and Sep tember. Mrs. J. w. L. Tiff, the last pink of summer. Jefferson Miller, bouquet of dahlias. Mrs. Fl. O. Smith, bouquet, 1st premium; Mrs. Wm. King, 2d. a44
 Pictures, Paintings, and Draa0iags.-Best Pencilling, Willie Ward. Pencilling by Miss Victoria Ward, very fine. Oil Paint. ings by Mrs. 0. B. Stevens. First rate Crayon Sketch by Gates. very fine. 1o9
 Miscellaneous Articles. Cotton tidy, Miss Mary Smith, 1st premium; Miss Mary Gates, 2d. Worsted tidy, Mrs. E. J. Dem ing, 1st premium; Mrs. J. T. Clark, 2d. Mrs. J. l.. Hitchcock, lst premium. Pin-cushion, Mrs. w. R. Root, 1st premium; Miss Addie A. ADeming, 2d. Lamp mats in worsted and bead work, Miss Annie Afford. Embroidered slippers, Mrs. Dexter Crane. Needle work, Mrs. Addie Moore. ,}z1i..5Te Els5S5i r- [.
 Field Crops. No report made. The fol. lowing articles were entered: Ohili, Hal rison and Prince Albert potatoes, corn and rock turnips, Dennison Crane; corn and rock turnips, R. A. Doolittle; rock tur- nips, Gilbert Deming; corn and beans, Ar ba Afford; Chii potatoes G. .'G Deming, Jr.; China and Harrison potatoes and tur- nips, George Ransbottoms Harrison pota. ]. toes, Hiram Squires; corn, Edson Thomp- son; corn, Reuben Pinney; cranberries, Mrs. Jerome Terry; Chili, Colebrook seed ings; early rose potatoes, corn. s. L. Cook. -4 l1e AaEGisac3 As& i}eo
 Articles Ove,sooked Copied from ase zEat,.y Book. k.-MaMmoth chestnuts,a H. "A. Car tiss, AUrias Gillett. Lorenzo Ney. Picture frames, w. Fl. Waldron, James Tiffany. Plate of butter, pumpkins and beans, Ja- red Deming. Grapes-Concord,, Prolific. Delaware, and Rogers' Hybrid, G.. L. Cook. Featherfew, and hibiscus, Mrs. Geo.
 Horses.-No report handed oyer. -f'-,@.'iA s. A. MUNSON, Sec'y. i,
 Riverton, Oct. 16th. 1869. sssosiisal-6 One of the few really successful enter. prises of the day is Parker & Co.'S One Dollar Sale. Their system offars . greater opportunity for the purchase of the thous- and and one useful articles, at price. that comeswithin the reach of all classes, than any other. .oyoia sla baaosIo-9I hifsa ! It is we'll understood fact, that certain classes of goods pay the dealer g very. large