Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-03

show Of Windsor County vegetable
was so light,
MECHANICS Work.
First Glass.
W A Thompson, Woodstock, best
2 horse moving machine, s
W A Thompson, best sulIiy horse
rake,
E r Thomas, Windsor. best dump
cart,
Committee report but little con-
petition.
Second Cl0SS.
A b Putnam, Bethel, best open
buggy,
Geo. S Day, Woodstock, ID do
David T Nye, Woodstock, best
OK yoke,
Ira l.. Thompson, Woodstock. best
u AK helves,
VIM S English, Woodstock. best
6 hand rakcs,
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Mrs d W Rogers, Iartland, best
20 yards rag carpet, s.
Mrs I j Slayton, Woodstock, I'd
do.
Mrs Henry Barnes, Woodstock,
Sd do.
Mrs S R Gilbert, Pomfret, best
10 yards carpet,
Mrs Ward f Richardson, Wood
stock, I'd do.
Mrs GaIcn Pearsons, Woodstock,
Sd do.
Mrs d W Rogers, Hartland, RAG
stair carpet,
Mrs Maria Ordway, Pomfrct, ID do
Mrs J Z Russell, Hartland, best
piece frocking,
Mrs L S Hunt, Pomfret, best
piece flannel,
Mrs Henry Allen, best 4 pairs
stockings,
Miss Abigail Richardson, I'd do. 30,
Mrs Henry Allen, best wooden
mittens,
Mrs. c. II Kingsley, Pomfrct, ID
do. SOC
Mrs Hannah Culver, Barnard.
best bedquilt, :
Mrs Jane Allen, ID do
Mrs David 7 Nye, Woodstock,
bed spread,
Mrs } b Danlorth, Barnard. bas-
ket bedQuilt,
Miss Eta Z. Lewis, Bridgewatcr.
fancy bedquilt,
Mrs Polly Burke, bed comforter,
Lizzie Mctcalf, 6 years old)
Woodstock, bedquilt, |
Mrs. j. A. Starbird, hearth rug.
Miss Carrie Osgood, Bethel. "a do |
Mrs Hannah Culver. Barnard, Sd SOC
Mrs William Clark. Woodstock,
braided rug, SOC
Mrs V Keith, Pomfret, shawl, |
Committee mention bed spread cX-
hibited by Theresa Wclch Of Bridge
water, which was not entered in sea-
son for 4 premium, and recommend a
gratuity Of So.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
I. NJ. WhitCOmb. Woodstock, steam
engine, 81
Frank Archibald, Woodstock, best
specimen Rutland marble work, /
n c Thompson, Woodstock, best
specimen Italian marble work,
W A Thompson, Woodstock, best sew
ing machine, /
L j Midget, So Tunbridgc, I'd do SOC
BOyntOn < Warren, Springfield, Sd do soc
Providence Tool Co., Providence. r.
l., clothes wrngcr, soc
j & Bates, Ilartland, sap boiler, SOC
ID Chamberlin, Pomfret, bee hive, SOC
j W Streeter, Woodstock, sap holder 5Oo
Ira IL Waldron, Woodstock, Daniels
Cider mill, |
r Daniels, Woodstock, chum, soc
W A Thompson, best walking motion
sewing machine lreaulc, Que
J d Powers, Springfield, photographs 900
French & Royce, Woodstock, over
coats, | best lap robes, soc, l 80
c Dana, Woodstock, I'd best lap robe, soc
o NJ Tinkham, Pomfret, coffee max
err, soc
] II Murdoch, Woodstock, Silverware
80, calendar clocks, SOC, /
c Hubbard, Bridgewater, horse and
OK shoes, soc
D II Williams, Woodstock, patent
horse shoes, soc
+ p Redheld, Bellows Falls, Novelty
printing press, SOC
ID Williams, Hartford, ChcStnutS. SOC
Ira Angel, Bridgewater, pump for
fire eXtinguisher, SOC
Editors Of Acorn, Woodstock, file of
amateur papers, SOC
II c circuit, llartland, pea nut plant, 50c
Geo Cone, Hartford, linen marker, soc
J. Hathaway, Woodstock, water
wheel, Dip.
Ward A Thompson, hay Spreader, Dip.
carriage jack, Dip.
Committee recommend diploma to
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, not
entered for premium.
The committee reported that a button
lOle sewing machine exhibited by Boyn-
on & Warren Of Springfield, was ruled
,ut and awarded no premium because it
'eceived the first premium at the Fair
lere last year.
FANCY ARTICLES.
All of Woodstock unless otherwise indi-
cated.)
Mrs. a. j. Houghton, natural curl
,sity, 25c; Nora w. Reed, Pomfret,
patch work, Poe; Miss n. M. Smith,
'ornucopia, 80; Mrs Warren Weeden,
,est 2 loaves bread / Mrs A G
Cough, Springfield, I'd do. 70; Mrs
VIM Clark, bracket, 2jc; Zilla Os-
rood, Bethel, braided rug, 25; Mrs
! p Seaver, Pomfret, fancy bag, %;
lydia II. Markham, Pomfret, cornuco-
,ia, 20 Ida Wood, Barnard, cushion
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