The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-04

8 srAInross. 49,
. Staiiion4 years or over, + A Leland,
Young Put, $40.
I'd, Stallion 4 years or over, A Wal
ker,-Whiting, 80. -''--'''
Stallion 3 years old, II F Dean, Corn
wall, So. lI.I
%, Stallion years old Samuel Moore,
Stallion 2 years old, N s Fisher, Rip
ton, "a.
Cd, Stallion 2 years old, Joseph Oakes,
Bristol, 80.
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
Brood mare with foal by side, Scion
Lapham, Bridport, 81.
I'd, Brood mare with foal by side, l. |
W Spalding, Cornwall. s..
Mare or gelding 3 years old, ID B
Hill, Cornwall, "a.
d,Mare or gelding 3 years old, Chester
Clark, Middlebury, so.
Gelding ! year old, r d Rider, New
Haven, 2.
MERINO sHEEp.
Buck 2 years or over, Z Hammond 4
Son. Middebury, s.
I'd, + Hooker, Cornwall, g.
Buck | year old, f Hammond 4 Son,
Middlebury. 4.
I'd, Rolln Lane, Cornwall, ..
Buck lamb, Rollin Lane, Cornwall, 2.
I'd, f Hammond & Son, Middlebury,
Pen ) ewes. 2 years or over, f Ham.
mond & Son, Middlebury, s.
I'd, Mrs. Victor Wright, Weybridge,
8.
Pen ewes, year, Rolln Lane, Corn
wall, 4.
I'd, II. Hammond Il Son. Middlebury,
Pen Is ewes + Hammond Il Son, Mid
dlebury, g.
I'd, Mrs Victor Wright, Weybridge, 3.
Pen eve lambs, f Hammond & Son,
Middlebury, 2.
+ I'd. Rollin Lane, Cornwall, /.
pens of excellent eotswold sheep
entered by Fl 8 Holden, Middlebury, and
G Fl Sprigg, Addison, on which there
was no premium. should receive notice.
SWINE.
Boar, W s Allen, Vergennes, 3.
I'd, + s Stowell, Cornwall. 3.
Sow that has borne pigs the past sea.
son, L 8 Stowell, Cornwall, 8.
I'd, Fl F Hayden, Middlebury, 3
6pigs. + s Stowell, Cornwall, 4.
POULTRY.
Trio Leghorn fowls, George f. and
VIM Fred Hammond, Middlcbury, 2.
I'd. W S Allen, Vergennes, l.
Trio Bolton grays, W S Allen, Yer.
gennes, 9.
Trio Bramahs, W 5 Allen, vergennes,
2.
Trio white faced black Spanish, W 5
Allen, Vergennes, 2.
Coop Seabright Bantams, W $ Allen
Vergennes, /.
Trio Dorkings W $ Allen, vergennes
3.
Trio Dominique fowls, Albert Chap
man, Middlebury, .
Pair turkeys, VI b Williamson, Corn
wall, ,.
I'd, e G Cady, Middlebury. l.
Trio Poland ducks, Miss Hannah Stow
ell. Cornwall, !.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Plow, q II Bartlett. Bristol, 2.
Plow, No. 5, G H Bartlett, Bristol, =
Horse hoe, G II Bartlett. Bristol, 9.
Churn Chapman Brothers. Middle
bury, J..
Horse rake, Dorsey n Howard, Ben
son, l.
Single top buggy, James Howe, Bird
port, =.
Open buggy, Kingsley 4 Smith, Mid
dlebury, 2.
I'd. j NJ Holden, Middlebury, ..
Double sleigh, J VI Holden, Middle
bury, 2.
Travers, do, Kingsley 4 Smith, Middle
bury, |.
For Lamb knitting machine, G n Shat
tuck, Monkton, l.
Cider mill and press, Daniels Patent
. entered by Homer Irish, Shelburn, the com
mittee think deserves honorable mention
and recommend gratuity for its superior
merit.
Reaper and mower by BE Rounds
Monkton, meritorious.
Al improved draft attachment 70
Woods mower, by C W Strong, Addison
your committee regard as worthy of no
. tice.
: BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGAR AND HONEY.
90 pounds butter. G B Baxter, Corn
wall, 9.
I'd, Mrs Mary Williamson, Cornwall
|, 100 pounns cheese, Miss + Russell
Shoreham, 3.
Is pounds maple sugar, + burlington
Lincoln, 2.
I'd, N W Boardman, Middlebury, l.
The committee are of opinion that tn
!, sugar by too much clarifying. looses it
characteristic flavor and is therefore in
ferior. They also find but one entry O
h. cheese, superior specimens, exhibited by
Smith of Addison and Z B Douglas o
!, Shoreham, were superior but too late 70
entry.
4 variety apples, G C Cady, Middle
i bury, 3.
I'd, II W Scott, Burlington, l.
: s variety pears. Henry Lane. Corn
wall, 3.
: I'd, Ira Brown, New Haven, |.
5variety plums, Ira Brown, New Ha
: ven, 3.
s variety grapes, Ira Brown, Now Ha
ven, 3.
:. I'd, WIN + Green, Vergennes, |.
Largest and best variety of apples,
!, G Cady, Middlebury, 8
Largest and best variety pears, Henr
}. Lane, Cornwall, 3.
|. I'd, II W Scott, Burlington, l.
Largest and hest yarietv pranes. N