Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-11
RUN AND VEGETABLES.

Dutks-Best pair Of Muscovy. Top Knots
and Common, A. Toby, Calais. SO one pair
Of ducks, j. b. Pike, MarsbfeId, !.
FRUIT AND vEorrABLrs
L. q. Town, lst, table potatoes $3.50;
turnips, soc; squashes $685. watermelon,
|; muskmelon, ], and second on pump
kins, 25c. o. F. Lewis, LIST on pumpkins,
SOC A. d. Arms, lst on field potatoes 8
variety of potatoes ! table peas, l.
s. B. Gale, % on liable potatoes, soc. A.
Allen, LIST on carrots SOC s. W. Hill, Let
on onions, 81 David Boes, 81 on onions, SOC.
l.. NJ Cate beets, SOC lot Of garden vegeta-
bles, 81. Alexander Dingwal. bceis, 2jc.
$. =. Durkee, field beet, SOC. j. Il. Pike,
squashes, Doe. A. j IloIisier. cabbage heads,
SOC j. NJ. Ketchum, grapes s do. soc
variety Of apples. II. II. HOLSTER, peck
Of sweet apples, 50c G. Carpenter, peck Of
sour apples, 50c; David Bjles, peck Of sour
apples, 25c o. d. Town, variety Of winter
apples, Doe; A. Webster variety Of fall APP.
plies, SOC; 4. H. Stckney, six varieties of
apples, SOC. j X. Toby, five varieties Of tur.
nps, 50c.
\ splendid sample Of winter apples exhib-
tied by r. +. Andrews also many other ar.
ticles worthy Of note.
DAIRY, SUGAR, HONEY BREAD, ETC
Butier.-lj pound lump, lst, Martin An.
drews, Barre, 81 ID, A. Toby. Calais /;
80 pound G,kin, lst, +. W. Bsbee, Mor,.
town, 3 3D. A. DSinell, Calais, ,,
Cheese--50 pounds, lst, Nathaniel Davis.
Jr, East Montpelier, SO 81 s W Hill.
East Montpelier, ,.
Maple Sugar list, Theophlus Clark,
East Montpelier, 49, II, Martin Andrews
Barre ,.
Honey 10 pound box, LIST, Orson Putnam
Barre 81 -, l.. W. Scott. Barre l.
Maple Hoaey.-lst, g. W. Smith, Birre,
30 cents o. ;. Bailey, East Montpelier,
- cents
Bread--lst, \. DwiucIl, Calais, 30 cents
Flour, Grain aHd Secis-Seed corn, lst,
Charles r. Dodge Calais 80 cents 81 A.
j. HOLSTER, East Montpelier, % cents. Dis.
play Of seed corn very limited Field Peas,
lst and %, A. d. Arms, East Montpelier, 10
ceuts. Very sorry there is not better show
of seeds.
agricultural Implements -- Moving ma
chine LIST, j. n Perry, " Woods" machine:
ID, NJ. Marvin, Warrior Hay Tedlcr,
LIST, H. A. Putnam.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. H. A. Putnam, 10 yds. frocking. 81.
Mrs. l.. Sibey, bedquilt 2jc. Mrs Aaron
Bancroft, . braided rugs soc Mrs William
Bancroft, h. stocking yarn. 25c; h. linen
yarn, SOC. Mrs. Cotina Guernsey wool car
pet, SOC; rug, SOC. Mrs Jacob Jones, prs.
| iootings, 25c. Miss Emily Wheelock, charm
quilt, SOC. Mrs. II. T. Bltchelder, patch-
work quilt, SOC. Mrs G. Carpenter. bed.
spread, 25c Mrs G. H. Kinney, 10 yds OF
flannel, / Mrs. S f. Jones, bedquit, 5Oe.
Mrs. S. Lamberton, table linen, , irocking,
SOC. Mrs. Ira Jewell 10 yds carpetng,
SOC. Mrs. c. Smith, 10 yds rag carpcting
SOC. Misses g. a A. Smith, rugs, 25c
Miss G. b Marsh, yarn carpet, J. Mrs J.
l.. Bliss, knit bed-spread, |. Mrs Daniel
Taft, rugs, SOC. Mrs Lewis B,mis. full
cloth, /. Mrs. l.. NJ. Cate, gents couded
socks, soc; chlldren's hooked mittcns. 25c
child's wool hose 25c Mrs. y. d. Harris,
10 yds white fanne wool carpet. 50c
Mrs. d. b. Bosworth, yarn rug l. Mrs II.
Il. Persons, roll flannel, 50c Miss b. c.
Taylor, silk bedquiIt, ]. Mrs. Allen Perry,
rug, soc Mrs. G. o. Wood, knit bed.
spread SOC. Mrs. d. b. Wooster, shell
spread SOC. Mrs. Hannah Wooster, lounge
spread 25c; carriage robe zoe. Miss Sarah
l.. Gale, bcdquit, SOC. Mrs Hiram Cole,
gents wool mitteas, fringed, SOC ladies', do
Zoe specimens Competing, SOC. Mrs. = +.
Durkee, carriage robe, l. Mrs. Cyrus Wheel
er, 8 pairs stockings, SOC. Miss Marcella
Young, braided rug, 2jc. Mrs. George
Wheaton, bedquilt, 75c. Mrs. A. J. dollister,
striped mttens. 2jc Mrs. Ludd, linen
thread, 2jc towelling, 50c. Viola Adams,
face shawl, SOC. Miss l.. Cutler face shawl
25c. Mrs. j, Noolry, shawl, l gloves, 2jc;
striped mittens. 25c. Geneyeve c ark
aged 8 years, patch quilt, 2jc. Mrs. j. H.
Smith, crotchetiug aud braiding l. Mrs.
L. 5. Lldl gents wool gloves, zoe. Miss
Ruth Ii. llolister, specimens OF patching and
darning, LIST and u premiums on each, g.
Miscellaneous, Discretionary, Flo,cers, Pic
lures d.c..-Miss Cora r. Cove, worsted
wreath SOC, Mrs. NJ. T. c. Wing, tuck
skirt, SOC David Boles, portraits, 81 80
Mrs. T. G. kelton, tatling collar, SOC. Mrs
Sara Snow, fuchsia plant, 25c Mrs A. n
Goodell, vase, soc. Mrs d. b. Bosworth
hair wreath, / Mrs. George Wheaton, haii
wreath, $50. Charles II. Kinney, fly screen
Zoe. Mrs. Roxa Richards, specimen Of en-
broidery, |. S. S Towner, case of millinery
3. Mrs. Fri Morse feather wreath. l. Mis-,
Abbie j. Smith, pencil pictures, 25c. /; do
dis-penciling, 75c. {; crayons, 25c. Mrs. W
Clark, paper basket with flowers, soc Mis-
Jennie Baily, crayon picture, SOC. Miss Eli
! Il. Persons, wax cross, Toe. Miss Emma
Currer, oil painting, . Mrs. Austin Foster
box OF embroidery, /. Mrs. De Provost
sample patterns, l. Miss Ella Stevens, en-
broidery, $50; Miss Mary Wing, embroidery
|. Miss Hattie Siblcy, sofa cushion. Mrs
III. W. Sowles, green aud white boquet an,
wreath, 75c. cross flowers, 25c. feather
wreath, Toe wreath flowers, 25c. 6g tree
Toe A. N. Blanchard, photographs, . Mis-
Il. Sowles, charm button string, 25c Missc
c. and A. Smith, wrought slippers 25c Mrs
G. o. Wood, embroidered skirt, SOC; boquet
SOC. Mrs. o. ID. Town, newspaper holder
SOC. Miss Nettie Cunningham, air castle
25c. X. NJ. Pray, fan, Zoe. ] he commit
tee makes the following discretionary award
without naming the articles for which the,
BNtus ulnS 4huDit iitTtft MISS >
Taylor. Toe. Mrs. Ezra Kidder, La Mis-
Il. c. Eggleston, $50.
MECHANIC ARTS.
5. g. Wells x Co., samples OF lasts, 81
Orlando Knapp, thick boots s. thin do |
A. o. Cummings, specimens Of marble work
So. G.. b. Durkee, tin and copper ware, 81
Amasa Tucker, tin aud copper ware, SOC; dc
fat.hcater SOC; do. swifts, SOC Bancroft
x Spear, cook stove, American" aud iurni
ture, LIST prem. do. parlor stove, lst prem
James living, cooper ware, 81 L. IL. Stick
ney, do. SOC. Charles Wheaton, buck board
LIST prem. II. A. Putnam sap.evuporator
LIST prem. George Ainsworth, clothes dryer
soc. T. A, Town, burial caskets, lst prem
W. +. Adams, splendid exhibition Of hats
caps, furs, gloves aud mitteus mot within tn
rules, but we recommend premium of SO.
Francis Baker exhibits superior articles o
table and dairy salt, which we recommend t,
dairymen and others for use.
Thomas Mckee exhibited the " Wheeler 4
Wilson" TO which we award the LIST premium
That the DeODle annreciate This machine /