Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14
Grade Buck Lambs-lst and I'd, j
Flint.
SWINE.
Sow and Is Pigs-lst Il w Lord.

hlmDall, "a, VI w iieieV, ou' fi""
Spaulding.
Red Leghorn / year old-1st, G W
Kimball, I'd, G w Pierce.
Red Leghorn chickens-1st, G w
Kimball, I'd, G w Pierce,
Silver Spangled HamSurghs / year
old-lst, G w Kimball.
Silver Spangled chickens-1st, G w
Kimball, ID, G w Pierce
Brahmas-1st, j Holden, I'd, G W
Pierce, Sd, d Fairbrother.
Sea Bright Bantams- 1st, c Church,
I'd, F Spaulding.
Creepers-1st, G L Ryford.
Muscova Ducks-1st, A X Chase.
White Ducks-lst, E George.
Gray Ducks-1st, L George.
African Geese-1st, C Church.
Turkeys-lst, j j Flint, I'd, ID Fair
brother, Sd, w Sabin.
DAIRY.
Cheese-1st, Mrs j Farwell, I'd, Mrs
n johnson; butter, 1st, Mrs Frank Rich
mond, ID, Mrs N johnson.
GRAIN.
Oats-1st, w r Kimball corn II
rowed, LIST, r L Crowell, I'd, Ira Smith ;
corn rowed, 1st, H A Wells, ID, n c
Moore.
The committee speak highly of varie-
ties Of white corn presented by w B Clay
and King Philip corn by c ] Perham.
FRUITS.
40 Varieties of Apples-1st, NJ G
Page 20 varieties of apples, I'd, S Grout;
10 varieties of apples, Sd, + B Rich
mond; Porter apples, LIST, Will Fisher.
Pears-Bartlets, 1st, Grout Elem
ish Beauties, ID, H P Farr, Sd, Freeman
Gorham.
Grapes-lst, 0 l. Fisher, I'd, Mrs Z
Aldrich. The committee speak in praise
of the beautiful varieties of grapes ex'
hibited by NJ NJ Whitney OF Bellows
Falls.
Quinces-1st, S Grout, I'd, F Rich.
mond Citrons, LIST, Fred Lane, I'd. G Il
Arnold
MAPLE SUGAR. HONEY AND PRESERVED
FRUITS.
Maple Sugar-1st, 0 F Peck, ID, Mr.;
] Ranney Honey, 1st, OF Peck cam
ed tomatoes, sweet corn, blackberries anC
maple syrup, LIST, Mrs j Farwell; cans
of current wine and preserved cherries
1st, Mrs F Richmond; canned peaches,
1st, Mrs S w Holton.
VEGETABLES.
Squashes -Marrowfats, 1st, w r Kim
ball Turbines, LIST, G r Arnold Crool
neck, LIST, James Titcomb Hubbard, 1st
| Smith Mammoth, LIST, NJ w Davis
weight 161 lbs.
Pumpkins-1st, w Il Kimball.
Potatoes-Best half bush of Earl,
Rose, Early Blue, St Helena, Earl,
Goodrich, jackson Whites, 1st, w
Kimball, varieties. I'd, + Richmond
Sd, N johnson.
Onions-1st, Freeman Houghton
beets, 1st, n G Moore; specimens of pc
tatoes, sweet turnips and squashes, Isl
Chas Chase.
FLORAL HALL.
Hair wreath, LIST, Mary Church wors
ted wreath, 1st, Nellie Sabin, I'd, Nelli
Cobb feather wreath, 1st, Addie Farr
I'd, Alice Morse Jerusalem cherry anc
Pigeon cactus, LIST, Susie Gorham
pastile paintings, LIST, Ella Morse pei
drawings 1st, Mrs Ithamer Rich ardson
painting, 1st, Mary Church fancy paint
ings, 1st, Miss A Ranney; trimmed chen
Use, LIST, Inez Morse; fancy trimmed uu
derclothes, LIST, Mrs H p Farr; worste,
tidys. LIST, Mrs G A Nutting. I'd, Mrs ]
Hall, Sd, Mrs E A Carpenter, with man,
others nearly as good crotchet tidy
LIST, Z Corlew, ID, Miss f A Carpenter
ID, Mrs c Crowell; yarn tidy, LIST Emm
White razor wiper, LIST, Clara Gorham
worsted lamp mats, 1st, Mrs Ranney
I'd, Susie Gorham, 30, Carrie Allen
flannel lamp mat, 1st, S L Stowell, |
years old /; toilet cushion, LIST, III Ranne
I'd, r Smith, I'd, Carrie Lane bea,
basket, LIST, L Wetherell butternut bas
ket, LIST, E Farwell.
Bead tidy, 1st, Mrs. P Rice; worste,
sofa pillow, LIST, Miss Z. Wetherell; %
Helen Watkins; worsted basket, Isl
lnez Morse; worsted hose, LIST, Mrs. I
Hall; wrought handkerchief, 1st, Mrs
}. A. Carpenter; bead watch case, Isl
Mrs. j. Holden; bead lamp mat, 1st
Mrs. j. Holden; pin case, 1st, Mrs.
Holden; collection of feathers, 1st, Mrs
J. Flint; glove box, 1st, Mary Church
hand box, LIST, Mary Church; worste,
slippers, LIST, Mary Church; apron, 1st
Inez Morse; baby sacks, LIST, Louise SAT
lord bracket, 1st, Mrs. II. c. Lane
fancy air castle, LIST, Emma Hart worste,
star tidy, LIST, Mrs. j. A. Carpenter ID
Susie Platts; fancy knit doll, 1st, Mrs