Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04
The FaIr.

not been shaken By is action OF the hr'
day. returned the second day 10 create
numbers, aui made the Pair, as hereto
fore a grand success.
Floral Hall. was not filed as well or d
some years, ye, it was full and prcsenie.
very credi,ablc appearance. The irui
department, was better than we ever saw
It, aud especially in the various aPpl,
varieties. Bryant's Nurseries Of DERBY
Line had some splendid specimens, exhib
tied by their agents, Mr.. Perkins, anC
z. L. Jamerson, Of the State Board o.
Agriculture. A large number Of trees
from Bryant's Nurseries were set in this
county last Fall and Spring, and so iar
have grown admirably, and promise rich
returns. Some Of the trees set last spring
have borne fruit this season. The trees
from this nursery are well adapted to this
locality, having been grown furthcrnorth,
and in a soil similar to that in this county,
the only difference being that this is better.
SW Davis Of Waterbury Centre, who
has nursery Of three years growth, show
ed some very fine specimens Of the crab
varieties. One of his trees was placed in
the hall with its burden Of rich looking
fruit.
\. p. Holmes, of Stove. The premium
boot.makcr of the county, had a full as,
sortment Of his handiwork on exhibition,
and we notice by the award of premiums
that he carried of all the honors in that
department
Mouton & Richardson, Of Stowe, har.
ness manufactures, made q fine exhibition
of their work which received its due re-
ward
The Stowe cheese factory showed a few
specimens that would delight the eye aud
mouth. This factory has now been in
operation Two season and its success, We
presume, will induce other localities to
adopt that plan Of cheese making.
EE& Oh Foster, Of Morrisyille, had
some fine work from their shop, that would
convince anyone that they need not go
out of the county to marble work
done.
H II Mack, marble dealer, of Hard
wick had some very fine specimens from
his shop.
o D Matthews, of Stowe, contributed
many specimens of excellent tin-ware and
stoves which received their due need of
praise by the awarding committees and
the spectators.
CS Page, Of his town, had an Imper-
ial" cooking stove with the Horton Fire
box in operation.s Mr. Horton, the inven-
tor was present to explain its principles,
which it seems are truly semitic and Won
derful They are set forth in an adver-
tisement in this paper The frc-box is
the only particular point of excellence,
we believe, that this stove claims over
other frst-class stoves.
John Straw, Of Stowe, exhibited aud
took many orders for a new springfield.
The St. Adams Buckeye" the Nv A
Wood" and "AIeadow King" moving
were on the ground, but were
not put into grass to test their merits.
The points on which the committee made
their award of premiums, are not stated,
but it seems as though they ought to be
subjected to some test before awarding
premium
N H Cody's wagons and sleighs at
tracted general attention. They were
specimens worthy Of the claims of his
The buggy exhibited by G ? Scribner
Of Cady's Falls, though taking ID pre-
MUM, was by no means an inferior arti-
Gle, being well made in every respect.
The Singer, Howe, Wheeler T. Wilson,
and the Florance sewing machines we're
well represented. The committee, it seems
from the list, made no award.
The decorations of the Hall, of course, con-
sisted principally Of the work Of the la
nies, whose many useful contributions have
received proper mention by the awarding
committee in that department.
ID A Gilbert, with his usual enterprise,
had erected, as wing to Floral Hal |
. bazaar from which he displayed some of
the beauties Of his new stock Of goods. 1t
attracted general attention from the la
dies, being redolent with laces, silks, and
the full complement of goods that make
up the female apparel This display ad-
ded not a little to the exhibition. and
spoke we'll for the enterprise Of the exhi-
bitor. 1t seems as if women would never
to clamor for more rights" if she can
array herself in the gorgeous fabrics that
that Gilbert keeps, and at the present low
prices This part Of the Fair can be seen
1t any time bya visit to Gilbert's store,
or he keeps a full assortment of these