Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-03

>. BallOu, "a premium. hOioIpluS
Cook, 2d premium.
TWO YEAR oDs.
c. Flanders, list premium.
BrLLs-oNE YEAR OLD.
Edmond Valentine, Tinmouth, 1stpre-
MUM.
HrLTs Two YEAE oLDs.
Robert Marsh, list premium. Israel
Tubhs. Clarendon, 2d premium.
oATTLE-FIyE YEAE oLDs.
Frank Miller. list premium. John
Iladwiu, Dandy, ID premium. Isaac
Munson. 81 premium.
cArrLE-FoUn YEAR Old AND UNDER.
G. Flanders. list premium. r. Sher-
man, 2d premium. George Shumb, Sd
premium. George Shumb, LIST premium
on , wear old. William Croft, Dandy,
1st premium on pair two year Odds.
:. sherman, LIST premium on 1 yoke
calves.
ONEN-SIX YEAR OLDs.
John Remington, LIST premium Ben
iamin Fisk. Clarendon, % premium.
Ed. Shumb: 81 premium.
DURHAM COWS
John Emery. 9 Durham cows, Isl pre-
MUM John Emery, 6 Durham calves,
1st premium. s. NJ Sherman. pair
trained steers. 1st premium.
BULLS.
William Valentine. Tinmouth, best
ycarling Ayrshire. Robert Marsh,
year old Durham. 1st premium. J. Tubbs.
Clarendon, do, ID premium. John 5,
Emery. do, 81 premium. John >. Emery
best Durham calves.
GRAIN.
Major n p. Rounds. Dandy. best 4
varieties Of corn. \. W. Nicholson. lst
premium on sweet corn. L. Ames, I'd
premium on do. A. Hill. 3D. premium
on do. John Hadwin. Dandy. 1st pre-
MUM on field corn. \. NJ. WhitcOmb,
Clarendon, 2d premium on do. 4. Kemp,
81 premium ON do. A. Potter, Mount
Holly, LIST premiumgOn branching field
corn; /. :. Strange, TinmOuth, LIST pre-
MUM on pop corn; 4. Sawyer, I'd pre-
MUM on do; ii. Law. best horse tooth
or western corn; George Rounds, best
Tom Thumb pop corn; J. Fl. COngdon,
best surprise oats: Dan Clark. Tinmouth,
best California rye: John Remington,
best golden rye: d. L. Strange, Tin
mouth, best barley; d. l.. Strange, do,
best marrOwfat beans II. J. COlyin,
best India wheat Dan Clark. TinmOuth.
best spring wheat; Fl. Law. best white
winter wheat: f. Culver best variety
pole beans: J. Randall, 2d best do; A.
II. Jackson, best sun flower: A. Sawyer,
2d best do: II. Hopkins, TinmOuth. Sd
best do.
4 nice string Of seed corn, planted,
hoed, cut, and husked by Luther Holden,
Of South Wallingford. who is ninety 800
years old was exhibited.
VEGETABLES.
H. l.. Green, the largest squash: Cy-
rus Buffum, best cheesepumpkin; Israel
Nunson, best crook neck squash; J. II.
Congdon, best pumpkin; John Reming-
ton best winter squash; II. Stone, best
lot turnips; H. Stone, best lot carrots;
E. Shumb, best cabbage; w. L. Hill.
best variety of bcets: J. b. Ensign, best
variety seeding potatoes IT. Pelsue,
best peck early rose potatoes: James
Eddy, best variety onions: d. L. Spraguc.
best peck onions; J. Remington, best
variety vegetables: George Wilder, best
six beets: Nathaniel Cook, best two
specimens potatoes.
WAGONS.
w. S. Ballou, 1st premium on buggy;
J. billiard, 1st premium on lumber wag-
on; r. f. Baird, 2d premium on do;
Albert Mandigo, LIST premium on child
rpns WAGON
CHEESE.
Cold Spring Factory. Tinmouth, 1st
premium on factory cheese; WallingfOrd
Factory, Wallingford, 2d premium do:
Gilt Edge Factory, Dandy, Sd premium
do. J. II. Rounds, Tinmouth, list pre-
MUM on farm dairy cheese. Bartlett
Stafford do. ID premium do. D.
Strange, do, 3D. premium do.
BUTTER.
George 5. Willard, Wallingford, 1st
premium.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR.
r. G. Sherman, LIST premium; J. S.
Emery, I'd premium; J. s. Emery, 1st
premium on sugar.
HONEY.
Harvey Button, Wallingford, 1st pre-
MUM; Frank Button, Clarendon, ID pre-
MUM,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Batcheller & Son, best horse rake: AL /
len EdgertoD, best stone puller.
MISCELLANEOUS.
L. Simonds, 1st premium on OK bow;
Henry Elmer 2 pair Brabma chickens:
Albert MandigO, | yarnish wagon; VIM.
Clark, horse shoes, pieces: p. d. Hart.
46 butcher knives; ID. /. Strange. one
string pop corn, nine varieties potatoes.
one-half peck barley, one peck onions:
Peter Tabo. / carving knife and fork;
John Remington, case rye John r.
Weston, syrup and plum sauce. nine
specimens of apples.
FLORAL HALL.
The following is the list of articles ON
exhibition
A. @, Adams, 2 snow shovels. 1 pair
wooden shoes; Ina l.. Warner, 2 spreads,
Lydia Tubbs, Clarendon, / quilt. 1850
pieces; Fanny L. Tubbs, Tinmouth. one
muslin shade quilt; H. Sherman, / he'd
quilt; Miss d. w. Rogers, Darby. / silk
spread; Miss W. NJ. Clark. 3 spreads:
Electa Cutter, muslin shade spreads:
Sophrona Bryant, quilt ASP pieces:
Mrs. Lyman Batcheller, coral. / woye
bed spread, 2 tidys, / bead shaving case.
lamp mat; Miss E. Kelly, / SIX mai
quilt; Mrs. Frank Hoadley. shawl 3
wool bed blankets; Betsey Holden. one |
quilt, l wool bed blanket, made |