The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-10-12


they were by the terms of the Society,
obliged to reward each exhibitors, so poor
ly, believing as they do that higher APP
probation of wooden manufactures would
prove a lasting benefit to the people of
Addison County.
In the line of Full Cloth, they find the
display highly meritorious, exhibiting
commendable advance in the quality and
finish of the articles exhibited
In the line of plain and fancy cassi-
meres, the samples were high merit of
the manufactures.
Your committee would say that the dis
play by Chester Kingsly, of Salisbury,
merits generous notice, and a premium
but the finish of the goods, and the evil
dent care bestowed by those competing in
the same line, force them reluctantly to
recommend a gratuity of one dollar only,
when if they had the authority they would
have cheerfully given five dollars.
To II. j. Manchester, of Cornwall, your
committee recommend gratuity of one
dollar. The exhibitor is entitled justly,
to handsome award which your commit
tee were not at liberty to give.
Respectfully submitted
II. G, JOHNSON,
II. G. Cross, : Com.
j. w. MARTIN,
In this department was 20 yards Of
flannel shown by Mrs. A. j. Benedict, of
Cornwall, which must have been overlook
ed as it was pronunced by good judges
much the best exhibited.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-B 5 Pumpkins,
David Olmstcd, Middlebury, 200, Jas
7 Lane, Cornwall, 100. 6 Watermel-
Ions, Jas NJ Clifford, New Haven, 200; A
A Boardman, Middlebury, LOO. Bush
Ell Potatoes, + A Hamilton, Salisbury,
200; j + Ainsworth, Middlebury, LOO.
Seed Corn, Rollin Lane, Cornwall, 200 ;
David Olmstead, Middlebury, LOO.
Bushel Onions, T j Hill, Cornwall, 200.
II Parsnips, Henry Robbins, LOO. 6
Turnips, j T Lane, Cornwall, 100; N
Wood, Middlebury, so. Best II Carrots,
NJ B Williamson, Cornwall, 100; S f
Sumner; Bristol 80. 6 Long Blood
Beets, NJ Williamson, Cornwall, 100.
6 Sugar Beets, j T Lane, Cornwall, 90;
U D Twitcholl, Middlebury, so. Dis
play of Beets in variety and quality, n
Wood, Middlebury, 200. Peck of To-
matoes, NJ Langworthy, Middlebury, 90;
T Hill, Cornwall, so. Display of To-
matoes, in variety and quality, N Wood,
Middlebury, 200. 6 Cabbages, U ID
Twitchell, Middlebury, LOO; Z D Scarf,
Cornwall, so. Best and greatest display
of Vegetables raised by one exhibitor, n
Wood Middlebury, 800, Henry Rob.
bins, Cornwall, 200.
LADIES DEPARTMENT, 1sr CLAss.-Fan.
cy Quilt, Mrs. j w Martin, Middlebury
300. Patch work Quilt, Mrs o r Far.
mum, Shoreham, 800; Miss Lucy Smith,
New Haven, 200. Delaine Quilt Miss
j D Tucker, Mddlebury, 800; Miss O
Jewett, Weybridge, 200. Silk Quilt
Mrs b B Dean, Bristol, 800; Mrs j
Smith, 200; Miss f A Warner, Corn.
wall, 100. White Quilt, Mrs James De
long, Shoreham, 800; Mrs. o r Far.
mum, Shoreham, LOO. Counterpart
Mrs j NJ Dyar, Salisbury, 200; Mr.,
c H Ladd, Middlebury, 100. Fancy
Double Coverlet, Mrs G Kingsley, Sails
bury, 800; Mrs A II Sperry, 200
Domestic Hearth Rug Miss Betsey L
Drake, Bristol, 200; Mrs. Hattie Pierce
Salisbury, LOO. Crochet Chair Tidy
Mrs F L Dyar, Salisbury, 100; Miss 1
L Walker, Middlebury, so. Pair Woo
Hose, Mrs Estey, so; Mrs Y R Robbins
Cornwall, %. Pair Wool Half Hose
Mrs f D Scarf, Cornwall, so Mrs E R
Robbins, Cornwall, %. Pair Cottor
Hose, Mrs VIM Estey, so; Mrs c I
Howe, Cornwall, %. Mrs. z r. Rob
bins. Cornwall, So Mrs. f S Holden
Middlebury, %. Pair Rug Mittens
Mrs II Gorham Addison, so; Mrs I
Boardman, Middlebury, 25. Toilet O.
Table mat, Miss S S Walker, so Gro
chet Insertion, Mrs S Boardman.
CLASS SEooND.-Best and neatest La
dies Dress, Mrs Rosina Harrington, 2 90
Shirt and Collar, Mrs Rosina Harrington
100. Infants Skirt, Mrs + D Scarf
Cornwall, So Specimen of Needle-work
Miss Kate Wood, Shoreham, 100. Child
Dress, Mrs S A Smith, 100. Pen Wi
per, Mrs + f Hagar, %. Embroidered
Ottoman Cover, Mrs j. w. Martin, 70
Embroidered Lamp Mat, Mrs. J. w
Martin, rs. Embroidered Skirt, Mis-
Esther Langdon, rs; Miss Mary r De
long, Shoreham, so. Tatting Insertion
Miss + p Waugh, 80. Embroidered
Chrochet Pincushion, Miss Emma Dan
forth, so; Mrs f. A Doud, New Haven
25.
CLASS THIRD-Specimen Penmanship
T NJ Tobin, Middlebury, 100. Lar
gest and best display of Photographs ant
other pictures, A j Styles, Middlebury
800. Painting in Oil Colors, Miss Alic,
Miner, Bridport, 800. Wax Flowers
Miss NJ l. Taft, Middlebury, 200; Mis-
Susie Sheldon, Middlebury, LOO. Cray
oning, G f Ford, Cornwall, 100. Pen
ell Sketches, Mrs L G Mead, Cornwall
LOO. Exhibition of Flowers, Mrs N
Langworthy, 200; Mrs F NJ Shaw, Wey
bridge, LOO. Pair Hand Boquets, Mr.
j j Crane, Bridport, LOO. Collection
Asters, Mrs j j Crane, 100.
BREAD & CAKEs.-Corn Bread best
Mrs. j. Olmstead, Middlebury, 100
Biscuits--best, Mrs. G. f. Kingsley
Salisbury, 100; I'd Mrs. L. j. Olmsted
Middleburh, so Sponge Cake, Mrs 4
j. Olmsted, 100; Fruit Cake, Jell,
Cake, Delicate, Asst Sweet and Fame,
Cakes, Mrs. +. Olmsted 100 eahc.
Specimen of each variety of Fruit an,
. Vegetable Pie. Mrs. G. +. Kingsley
Salisbury, so.
The following are meritorious, and tn
Committee reccomend gratuities if tn
funds of the Society admit.
GRATuITIEs.-Squashes, A. j. BenC
dict, Cornwall, 200; Milo Williamson
100. Potato Washer, Washingto