St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

potatoes from the garden al the tullhl
of the FARMER complete the Vegetable
department.
DAIRY PRpDl tTS
There are Il fan amount of entries.
hut none from other parts of the state.
( .Alltn Toby of Calais shows some very
nice butter from his grade Jersey herd.
Mr.. Toby : butter i in prints. Tree from
tine. and of good grain. ohrd " nipple
of rnmflct. also shows extra specimens
of Jersey pint butter. III large and
small prints. Mir. W nipples product eli
l5O pounds Il week. i all engaged L..
the Rev err, lIuli>,.. Boston. lie ships il
in neat square tin boxes. which in Warm
weather alc packed in wooden boxes
with ice. 1t i truly ''gilt-rdg"d. and
not only the quality. hut the ear" and
taste with which il i marketed. con
dlIce To- secure. him Il first class rt>t"nr.
T.. +. Allen ut It. Jnhm>hurN. show :
very choice tub butter. To which IL ap
pended It brief description of the meth
od of manufacture. Mrs. :. l.. Morton
of Waterford i entitled to similar cred
it, Among other exhibitors of butter,
all of which We tested and found OF
prime quality. were -. tuIirl. Peach
am. (thrrr tubs: Ms. T.. \. Parks.
"A I,,..,tlN I,.t,.l
ed Carpenter y Cutting. Waterford,
(JuIN huttrr); /. Mason. Waterford :
". q. Campbell. Montgomery Center
II. StN les. -. JohnShurN. i tub ;lll from
one COW l.. -. st lc~. st. J"hIr>hulN
Mrs. G.. \. Balluu. Waterford; ~"phrn
MIA Hutchinson. e tuh>): VI. :. y ".
y. ,Jo>lin. :. Kirby. In cheese the dis
play MAS small. hut good. We special
" note some very handsome S;Igc cheese
made 10y Mrs. +. \. Parks of Water
ford Mrs. j. Ward of -. .Inhm>hurN .
3 chee>c> very nicely displayed: li"r-
ace story, l;t>huIgh. 3 chrc>r> of fine
appearance and feel; +. Mason of Wa
trlinrd. : chcc>r>: Mrs. Loren Kinney
of Barnet, / splendid sage chcc>rS.
SUGAR AND HONEY.
The display of maple sugar and hon
eN WAS remarkably good considering
the unt;rNol:ihlr character of the last
sugar season. Among the exhibitors
a.. ,,.,, t,.,t,,,. r,I,.S,.ilt very uir,.
samples. j. W. Powers of Barnet. Allen
Toby of Calais. sugar and syrup. the lat
ter very heavy and the flavor perfect :;
Reuben Spauding of st. Juhn>huIN, H..
y. Roberts of 1t. Jolm>hurN. splendid
stirred sugar and handsome syrup: e..
l.. Baker of Greensboro. very nice
strained sugar: j. C.. Whitchcr of
Pcacham, stirred sugar, bee and maple
honey: F. W. Ingalls, Walden. choice
stirred sugar: Carpenter y Cutting.
WatelfnId, very nice: \. Roy Barnet,
good sugar and syrup.
Mrs. Cyrus Sargent exhibited Il mum
Der of tIimhcr> of tI-Iit jelly very neat
ly put up: ais" Mrs. Emily &. lIorrN
of West Waterford and others. making
IL tolcrablc show of preserves and pick
les. Some good bread, pies and cakes
were also shown.
The Jcwett Milk Pans were shown in
operation 10y Prentice y Stevens, East
Hardwick. and Martin SeaNcr North
CrattShurN, owner of the right for Cal
cdunia. Orleans. ESSEX and Washington
counties. These pans are becoming
very popular. and are regarded 10y many
as Indispensable To the best results i'll
dairy ing. Sewing machines are shown
10y the Wheeler y Wilson. Wilcox y
Gibbs, Weed, Florence. and Domestic
COS. The Domestic entered for com
petition samples of work done on the
ground. The walking motion sewing
machine treadle" Was also shown. Estev
of Brattlehoro. Hamlin of Boston. and
Woods of New York, compete with
their various STYLES of church and tlmi-
ly organs.
F. F. Fletcher of st. JohmShury
makes a remarkably full and handsome
display of stoves. housekeeping articles
&c. {. +. Merrill of West Charleston.