Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

rowed seed corn, LIST; j Farwell, seed
corn. ID b f Richmond, seed corn Sd ;
w r. Kimball, Sanford corn, LIST; w b
Clay, Sanford corn, I'd w r. Kimball,
Evergreen sweet corn, LIST Henry Sabin
two varieties oats, LIST and I'd,
TOBACCO.
S X Cobb, LIST, L Nj Lord, I'd.
FRUIT
Quinces-H G Lane, LIST.
Apples, 5 varieties-Alvin Wright, LIST
VEGETABLES.
N G Pierce, Prince Albert potatoes,
LIST; f Richmond, Hubbard squash, 1st (;
f Richmond, samples beans, LIST; II S
Stafford AZ varieties potatoes, LIST Geo
Wetherell, Early Rose, Chill and No 2,
LIST; F Hayward, Early Rose, I'd, Jersey
Peach Blow, I'd, Worried and Turnip
beets, 1st, varieties turnips, LIST; Chas
Rice, squashes, I'd Geo Wetherell, string
onions, 1st; John Gocha, Boston Red po-
tatoes, LIST; w r Kimball, Spaulding's
seedlings, Brooks seeding, LIST; L w
Bancroft, Bellows Falls, samples carrots
and beets, I'd; w B Clay bushel onions,
LIST; r l. Crowell varieties Deets 1st ;
Henry Sabin, 6 varieties potatoes, LIST ;
John B Minard, Clapp seedlings, LIST.
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Farwell, maple syrup, LIST; S Cobb,
maple syrup, I'd; OF Peck, tub and box
sugar, LIST Mrs j Farwell, can of black
berries, LIST; Mrs d c Gorham, jars
apple jelly, LIST Mrs G Chase, can peach
es, 1st; can artichokes, lst.
MANUFACTURERS.
o H Whitman, l buggy, LIST; F Rich
mond, Ladies work box, LIST; G Chase,
samples baskets, LIST; D A Hills samples
bricks, LIST; A H Burge, Lufkin's pa
tent self-operating brake for wagons, LIST
] Durham, Athens, OK bows, LIST; G J
Austin, Bellows Falls, hay and straw
cutter, LIST, also Sprague mower, LIST; A
Williams q Co., Saxtons River, extension
table, LIST; w III Upham, Bellows Falls
samples of work done by Weed sewing
: machine, LIST; Locke q Howard, Sax.
tons River, stove, LIST ID A Russell, Wal
pole, N. H., towel and toilet racks.
5 These racks are very useful article
~ d l. eTudlu, agent, abneus.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
: Mrs Adeline Ball, Bellows Fails, spread
LIST; Mrs Mary B Hoadly, Drewsville
3 n. H., quilt, LIST; Mrs S w Holton
quilt, ID; Mrs P Royse. Drewsville, n
H., Sd; Mrs S w Holton, lounge quilt
LIST; Mrs Dorr Clough, Putney, rag car
pet, LIST Mrs Hiram Nutting, rag carpet
I'd; Mrs Mary B Hoadly, Drewsville, N
> H., 3D.; Mrs Bennett of Putney, had
very nice rag carpet but did not come il
: until the committee had reported. Mis-
Della Hitchcock, chenille rug, LIST; Mr.
Ira Wiley, 2 braided rugs LIST Mrs Hor
ace Goodhue, mittens, LIST; Mrs S Royce
Drewsville, n. H., copperplate 80 year
old, also pillow case made in 1915; Mr.
L S Richardson, Drewsville, n. H., tow
: cling made in 1915; r L Crowell, mic
lot of furs, LIST.
|, FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs A Rice, fancy bracket, 1st; Mis-
: Frank Wiley, worsted tidy, LIST; Mrs
Spaulding, worsted tidy, I'd; Miss Id
Ball, Bellows Falls, worsted tidy on car
:, vass, LIST; Mrs Asa Carpenter, Walpolc
N. H., thread tidy, LIST; Mrs. L. Wa
h kins, thread tidy I'd; Miss Sarah FISH
err, Sd; Miss Kate Wiley, piece tattins
LIST; Mrs p Rice, tucked shirt bosom
B LIST; Miss Inez Morse, silk, bead an
worsted pin cushion, LIST; Alma FisheI
years old, patchwork, 1st Mrs AS
5. Carpenter, boquet of flowers, LIST; MI
w B Clay, boquet of flowers, I'd Mrs !
/ B Dascomb, Woodstock, afghan, LIST
Miss L A Gorham, husk frame, LIST; Wi
81 lie Fisher, picture frame, I'd Miss S
Gorham, pin cushion, LIST, watch case; Is
Mrs L Spaulding, watch case, I'd; Nj
Asa Carpenter, toilet set, LIST, pair sill
pers, LIST, shawl straps, LIST, basket {
q blackberries, LIST Miss Della Ranne
- collar, LIST; Miss Emma Patterson, co
~ lar, I'd; Miss c F Brown, set of curl
lst; Mrs n w Oaks, lamp mats, 1st M
Chas Nutting, wax cross, LIST; Miss Ca
P RE Ward, perforated paper cross, 1st
Mrs L Roberts, 3 varieties of moss wreath
crosses, &C., list; Mrs G Chase, 8 vari
- ties of moss wreaths, crosses, &c, I'd
- Mrs S w Holton, SO years of age, en-
7 broidery Oh linen cambria, LIST; Geors
: French, collection of eggs, LIST.
FOOT RACE.
Frank Anger, LIST; VIM. Anthem
withdrew.
The show of horses this year was goo
The show of cattle from our own tow
y was not very we'll represented. There
e. plenty of good stock in town, but Peep
had rather 60 to fair with nothing
os look after. than to exhibit their stoc
But we think it is for their interest
r. bring out their products of the farm
it is a good advertisement for them. "
know of men that came here to buy son
V goo0 stock, good COW for instance, b,
as it was not brought in it could not
60 sold on that day, although there is stoc
in town to be sold and good, but Peep
Gu do not know it. We hope next ye
90 should there be fair, that people wi
take little more interest and bring o.
W their products.
Floral Hall was very we'll represente
~ We think the attendance of people til
w year was much larger than the precee
ing years and everything was quiet ar