Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-22
Mrs. Harriet Brewster, Irasburgb,

Mrs. L. Barnes, Burlington, I'd bes'
collection plants, So.
Lucina A. Lyon, Shelburn, blind
lady, knit stockings fine, SO.
Mrs. H. Webster, Essex, best knit bed
spread, So.
Mrs. Ell. W. Francis, Burlington, rug
81.
Margaret Bishop, Jericho, bed quilt, 81
Mrs. Elmore johnson, Burlington
fancy piece, she'll and farmers boquet, ST.
breakfast shawls and tides, So.
Miss A. A. Miner, Shelburne, feather
work and scarf, So.
Mrs M. L. Miner, Shelburne, stocking
and yarn, So; braided rug, 81.
Mrs. NJ. d. L. Thompson, Burlington
house plants, So; rag carpet, 80.
Mrs. w. L. Harris, Burlington, machine
sewing very elaborate, So.
Myra f. Beach, Burlington, embroider
ed slippers, So. ... ....
Mrs. G. F. Ward, Burlington, wax eros
and sofa pillow, 50.
Miss Sarah Wires, Burlington, fancy
chair, 1$3.
Mrs. Bradley, Burlington, case hal
work, diploma and 81.
Miss Helen Stacy, Burlington, tattinG
collar, 81.
A Taylor, Burlington, Burlington nu r
series, best collection of choice plants
$50 varities, $l2.
Ellen E. Rowley, Burlington, worsteG
work 81.
Ella f. Barnes, Burlington, wax flowers
81.
Mrs A. Kirby, Burlington, child dress
81.
Lille L. Sherman, Charlotte, kni
coverlet 81.
Miss Zelman Perrin, Williamstown
one bed mat, 81.
Miss Julia Spear, Burlington, astors,
81. .....
Mrs. Kate Fowler, Burlington, samples
domestic linen 1876 years old, 81.
Mrs. D. B. Briggs, West Winfield
n. Y, breakfast shawls, 81 ;~lress charts
diploma.
Ira J. Flanagan, Burlington laundry
laundry work of very superior finish, So
Miss Maggie Huxley, North Ferris
burg, one quilt, 50.
Mrs. H. Morse, Colchester, best boquets,
So.
Mrs. VIM. P. Russell, Burlington, en-
broidered slippers, 81.
Eddie B. Kinds, Burlington, miniature
boats, 81.
Mrs. D. R. Potter, St. Adams, gents
shirts, 81.
Mrs. Sarah Douglass, Williston, ten
pair of stockings knit during the late
Heated Term" 50.
Mrs. Cynthia Douglas Williston, one
bed quilt. 81.
For manufactured articles, which added
much to the display, the committee award
as follows
T. G. Richardson, st. Adams, Diploma
Misses Peters & Peck, Burlington,
Vincent & Taft,
Mrs, A. W. Cushman, Boston, "
For natural flowers preserved in wax,
without question the most beautiful speci-
mems of wax work ever seen at a State
Fair in Vermont, and which was not en-.
tered for premium.
STOCK HORSES.
WITH FIVE COLTS
1st premium, Charles M. Sherman,
Clarendon, 500.
2nd premium, Darwin Rider, Middle.
bury, $50.
2ND CLAss-FTyE YEARS OLD AND
OVER
1st premium, S. H G. Miner, Richford
$25.
2nd premium, B. W. Smith, Mortified
SIS.
Bird premium, Chas. M. Sherman, Clar
endon, $40.
FOUR YEARS OLD.
1st premium, Chas M. Sherman, Clar
endon, SIS.
2nd premium, J. P. Ryan, Fairfield
$40.
3rd premium, C, H. Brown, Jericho
S..
/ THREE YEARS OLD.
1st premiam, J. Ford, Poultney, $12.
9nd premium, J. Cakes, Bristol, IS.
Scd premium, A. II. Danfortb, Rutlan
S..
TWO YEARS OLD.
Is premium. A. o. Cummings, Mont
pelier, S..
End premium, H. c. Hill, Isle La Mot
! So.
3rd premium, ]. B. Bishop, jericho
So.
GELDINGS AND FILLTES.
THREE YEARS OLD.
list premium, G. N. Holibard, Shelbarl
$40.
End premium, H. G. Holcomb, Isle L
Motto, Sc.
3rd premium, Edward Brownell, Wi
liston, 81.
TWO YEARS OLD.
LIST premium, G. A. Holibard, Shelburr
Sc.
) 2nd premium, L. S. Drew, Burlington
81
3rd premium, H. Hutchinson, Tur
bridge, So.
! ..a. ONE YEAR OLD.
list premium, B. F. Van Vliet, ShelburI
SIS.
2nd premium, L. S. Drew, South Blu,
lington, So.
3rd premium, L. s. Drew, South Bul
lington, 50.
MATCHED HoRsEs-154 HANDS AND
, OVER.
1st premium, J. W. Currier, Newbur-
$50.
: Fad premium, G. FL. Pine, Georgia So
3rd premium, A. J. Chase, Winoosk
$40.
UNDER ISL HANDS.
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