Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-22

Heiiers, two years old-lst prem !" -
for Princess, I'd to II. NJ. Arms VI
SnrincGeld for Gem of Stony Brook, 8 81 to
Iioni Kimball. of Clarendon for Snow liall, 2'2o
iIeilers. one year old-lst prem TO \. W. urls-
void of Morristown, for Pride Of the Valley, .
2d 10 Shcdd a Van Sicklcn, OF burlington, LOT
Constontia 2d, 4 81 to A. W. Griswold, oil Nor
ristown, for Lady Marion, >. -. ,.,..,,
Ieiler Calyes-lst prem. TO \. w "risW9lu'
of Norristown. for Rosemary, I "a to oheu1
w., S;rLlcn of harrington for Cuustantia Sd,
> 30, 81 to r. ". Park, Of Bennington name
unknown, t.5O.
Durhoms not Registered
Rail. three Years and oycr-lst prem. TO II; G.
Cleveland, Coventry, 20 ID to Geo IT, Reynolds
Bnlis two years old-lst prem III. G.. Clcyc-
land, Coventry, II.
Deroas
Bull. three years old and oyer-lst prem. to
Geo. Davis East Montpelier, 90 81 prem 20
Daniel Davis AZ Son Windsor, II "a prem 10
VIM. G. Fox, Williston, q
Bulls one year old--lst prem TO d. DAVIS &"
Son, z. v-,.l
t,w.-I.t prem. to Daniel Davis q Son, Wind
sur Ii. 2l6D Davis q Son, 10 81 90 George
Davis East Montpelier, @.
lIsiier. one year old-lst prem. to Geo Davis,
East N1ntpelicr. o 9lt ID Davis Son, ind
s1r. 81 TO Geo. Davis, East Montpeller,2 ..
Heier Calycs--lst prem. to Daniel DAVIS d
Son, Windsor, T.
lyrsbrcs.
AGED Bulls-l-t prem. TO p. lie Clair, Wmoos-
XII. % 81 To F.. Birnum, Milton, II.
Bulls two years old-l,t prem TO Stevens a
Nichols, We-tlord, IL 2d to d. - Ole'eland'
Franklin, T. IT,
Bulls one year old-lst prem. to Alison A Her
rink Milton. Cd 90 i. le Clair NiuplSkl,
81 to T.. Bauum. Milton, 3.
C1w4-lst prem. 90 l.. S. Drew, South Bur
linrt5n. Is 2l TO p. lie Chir, Nnoo-ki, 10
81 to VIM. q. Bellows, Falrinx, g.
AM,my or Jrsqt
Bons-l.t prem To c. W Browuen. Willis
ton. 90 2d To- Ezra Mech ShcIhurn, H.
Covs-lst prem 10 r. W Park Bennington
ms 2lt1 e. W. Brlwncll, Nlliston. H.
Calf-l-t prem. Y. W Park, g.
DHch
/ entuity of 40 dollars was awarded to Chas
/ Gloughton Of Puney, for his herd OF Dutch "t
/ tlc
SHEEP
Spanish Wanos
Rams. years old and oyer-lst prem. l.. p
/ Clark Addison, Sl5 2d 4. 5. St0well, Corn
wall 10 Sd b. F. NanNlict, Shelburnc, >.
. Cornwall. SIS 2i IL. F Hanyliet, TO-
Bucks under year~-Be~t, +. ). Stoweu
Cornwall, SIS I'd do, b. F. NanNliet, She
burne, 10.
Ewes over . years old-Best, F.. 5. Stowel
Cornwall Sl2 ID do, b. F NanNliot, She
Ewes under years oldest. +. 5. Stowcl
Cornwall, So % do, :. Il. Weston toIche'
iiambs-Be.t, E. $ Stowel, Cornwall, so
2d do, $ II. Weston, Colchester,
Long Wooled Sieep
Best years old buck--A. D. Arms Montpe
Ter. $40 2d do, Truman Derrick, Canada, B
81 do, John Campbell, Middlebury, 6.
Best buck under ycars--G. G. Chaudle
Montpelier. $40; 2l DO, John Campbell, Mi
dlebury, s 81 do, H. w Gilman, Mortified,
Best pen . ewes over years old-John CAM
bell, Aliddlebury, s. FL do, \. D. Nheele
Mddlebury, 81 do, n. + Wheeler, 4.
Best pen ewes under years old--N
Wheeler, Mddlebury - % do, John CAM
bell, Mddcbury e 81 do, y. +. W heller 4.
Best ram lambs John Campbell, Middleton,
50 % y +. Wheeler, 3.
Best pen Of eve lambs, John Campbell, Mi'
d.ebury, - 2i \. d. Arms, Montpelier, ,.
Fruits
Best and greatest variety of apples, graft,
fruit, grown by the exhibitor 50 2d b. + Va
/ Best twelve specimens winter apples b. +. VI
Nliet, Shelburne, 81 % \. Taylor, Burin
ton, 3.
e Best twelve varieties autumn apples, Messr
] Shipman, Colchester, 81 2d i. w Baker, G,
chester, 3.
Best six varieties autumn apples J ). Dewe
Burlington, s I'd e. Miller q son. POmiret,
Best lot Of peaches, Mrs l.. NJ. llagar, By
e lington, 81
Best lot Of pears, J c. Tracy, shelburne, 5
= ID Mrs. l.. NJ Hagar. burlington, 3.
L Best lot Of pums, Ira Brown, New Haven 5
2l Mrs. l.. NJ Hagar, Burlington, p
Best lot Of grapes, W. G. smith, n. AHA
h 81: % Ira Brown, New Haven, 81 \. Il
or, Burlington, >.
t. Best lot Of cronberries, Gardner Brown, "
lston 50.
The Messrs Shipman, Colchester exhibi
'e 1870 varieties of crab apples, for which they vs.
l. awarded gratuity Of 50.
10 MECHANICS HALL.
First Class
y Charles b. Gray, of Burlington, for the 2
ly show Of buggies and wagons ON exhibition, d
al and SO.
al Smith & Bagley, Burlington, for best shift
h. top buggy, dip. and 10
b H. yickery 4 sln, Burlington, for best Engl
9 phWton, dip. and TO-
tn H. 5. Langlon, Middlebury, for best root c
} ter, dip. and 10.
. y b Douglas, Cornwall, for hoyloader, d
and 10.
,o j. ;. Pierce & Son, Burlington, for the b
~ display Of Agricultural implements, dip
y, Warren Robinson, llighgate, dumping
10 farm wagon combined, dip. and 10.
w George II. Hackett, North Tunbridge, for d.
r. rake and fastener, dip.
T. NJ. Sunderland, lIighgate, for land rol
and seed s0wer, dip.
D. A. Fisk, Shelburne, Massachusetts, for r.
uoId'g hay elevator din and 3
of George II. Bartlett, Bristol for best pows, d
IL and 5.
l. r. Daniels, West Woodstock, for best feed C
ter, dip, and best hand and horse power eli
mill, TO-
of There is a long list Of articles which W,
" exhibited in Mechanics and Floral IIa
that attracted much attention and recei,
It. nominal premiums, or diplomas, mostly fro
the manufactures and shops of Buringt
e. and vicinity. They added much to the she
and were a good advertisement for those p
d. senting them. Some of them were worthy
more extended notice. but as they VI
~. mostly class of articles produced in
larger towns and villages, where the mech
ic or the artisan plies his handicraA
"a general interest would not warrant a furtl
IA recital Of details.
ID Washington County at the Fair
The following important premiums W
2d awarded to exhibitors from this county at
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