Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-05
VEGETABLES


MUM, @. Stafford.
VEGETABLES.
1st premium, best six varieties potatoes,
John Remington 2nd premium II.
Hodges Clarendon Sd premium, James
Eddy, Tinmouth.
Daniel Adams had on exhibition
specimen of sweet potatoes raised by him
self
Joshua Ramsbottom also had nice
variety OF new Seeding potatoes only two
years from the seed which he calls Granite
State.
1st premium. best varieties of table
squash, John Skumb; Pad premium, W.
G. Marsh; 3D. premium, John Reming-
ton.
1st premium, best 4 varieties mammoth
squash, J. Remington 2nd premium, G.
Richardson, Middletown Sd premium, S.
II. Green.
lat pre- MUM, best varie les table beets,
J. Fletcher, M. D.; 2nd premium, Fl.
Button 81 premium, D. D. Preston.
1st premium. best 3 varieties field beets,
James Eddy, Tinmouth; Pod premium,
Russell Powers, Clarendon; 81 premium,
Daniel Adams.
1st remiurn, beat varieties turnips, r.
Powers; 2nd premium, J. s. Emery; Sd
J. Randall.
lat premium, best varieties carrots, M
D. Preston end premium, R. Powers; Sd
premium, ]. Randall.
let premium, best variety turnips, J.
Randall.
1st premium, best varieties onions, W.
P. johnson, Dandy; End premium, j.
EAdy; 81 premium, J. Weeks, Claren-
don.
1st premium, best 2 varieties pumpkins,
A. Sawyer; "a premium, M. D. Preston.
15t premium. best l variety cabbage, j.
Fletcher, D. D.; 2ud premium, E. Par
ker
FRUIT.
1t premium, best four varieties grapes,
J. r. Muuson.
1-t premium, best Delaware grapes, Fl.
| Baton.
| 1.t premium, beat King grapes, L.
| Bachelor
2l prot0iom, hest King grapes, H. But
| ton.
81 premium, best King grapes, Mrs
J. B atcheller.
1st premium, best varieties peors,
Flemish beauties. unknown, W. Clareu-
don, II Hodges, Clarendon.
. premium, best Flemish beauties"
paar J. B. Muneon.
lat premium, Lest Bartlett pear, J. B.
Mnnson.
LIST premium, best winter per, Fl. Bu'-
1st premium, best Unknown, pear, H.
Button,
B4tchellor.
1T premium, best half bushel pound
sweets. L. Ames.
lat premium, best Baldwin pear, J. E,
White.
pears. Horace Earle.
1st prem, un, best display canned fruit,
Mrs G. Ciaghorr. =,
81 premium, best display canned fruit,
Mrs. Clark Bull.
DinIomas were awarded to Seward
AiYsworth for a splendid tig-tree, bearing
fruit and to P. A. Eddy, for specimen
of nsecona growth" raspoerries, and to ).
p R,nnds, for best display OF black
walnuts.
MECHANICS HALL,
fat premfum for champion mower, j.
NJ. Kelley, Agent.
"a premium for Sprague mower O.
Claghorn, Agent.
1st premium for best display of sgri-
ori+nra1 inducements. w. s. Ballou.
1T premium on buggy and farm wag-
gon. W. s. Ballcn.
1T premium On horse shoes, VIM.
Clark. :,
d premium on horseshoes, F. Hoadly.
i lst premium for best bride, A Nlchoi-
son. n
list premium for best bee bose' A O.
Adams. n
Adams.
1t premium for best ohildrens hoops,
A. @, Adams.
Fargo.
J. Bartholomew.
FLORAL HALL.
Mrs. Baird, 1 piece carpeting, (rag)
Mrs. Harvey Shaw, pictures (pencil
] ings) basket wax fruit.
Mrs. Charles Claghorn, pencillng weary
pilgrim,) 1 tidy. o,
| Mrs Albert Congoen, otoih"'
stool. 2 pieces needlework. rug tloy
(worsted), 1 tidy COTTON, 2 pieces worstea
work ION cloth, toilet mats, y pieces.
+ Mrs. E. Smith, embroidered handker
chief.
Fl. Fl. Holland, penciling Captain mr.
. company. -. a.or mo
Miss HELEN Button, sea-weed IN frame
Basket everlasting flowers and moss II
: = Stella Clark, worsted tidy and toile
Mrs. Sawyer, 2 pin cushions l stes
. engraving, / picture, l tidy, erache
(worsted and beadI. ,,
Mrs. John Ballou, 1 pair slipper Iwo'
sted. Q r;eoes ra
Mr.. d. Fl. sabin medley picture.
Mrs. B. Marc Mattison, ! medley pr
ture. r;1t
>" Mrs. VIM. Clark, basket bed quit
Id quilts.
a. L. A. Kelley, tidy. Ia
"a Libbie Kelley, 2 paintings water.