The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-15

committee think all the above articles
worthy of premiums, but as the society
did not enter them in the list they regret
they could not award them. They would
also commend very superior exhibition
of express wagons and buggys, entered by
Hope & Langworthy, Middlebury
BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGAR AND HONEY.
Best 20 lbs. of butter, p Jewett. Mid
dlebury, 500; End, Il Samson, Wcy.
bridge, 200.
Best box honey, J + Crane, Bridport
200; 2nd, A Q Hooker, Middcbury
LOO.
Best sugar, N W Boardman, Middle.
bury, 200.
The Committee on fruit would report
that they could not decide which were the
best and second best six varieties of ap.
Piles, two lots of equal merit being pre-.
scented, and also between two lots for the
largest and best varieties same fruit. TIC
Nextrcate themselves from the dilema they
divided the amount of the first and sec.
oad premiums in each case between the
twp competitors. They would notice
som very fine peaches grown in the gar
den, of James Negus Of Mddebury, but
as the society have not decided to cncour-
age the growing Of peaches by Offering a
premium, the committee could not award
one, The committee notice very foe
lot Of trees exhibited by Robert White,
tr., grown at his nurseries at Shelburn
Point. They were well grown, thrifty
and healthy, and such trees as Vermont
fruit growers should plant, Some ounces
grown By 9. z. Morrison, of Addison
we're also on exhibition. The committee
would advise those who have not procured
their stock of ounces and peaches for
canning to call upon Messrs. Morrison and
Negus at once as we presume their stock
is not inexhaustiblc. Fine lots of apples
were presented by c. p. Morrison, Add.
son, Robert White, Shclburn, and f. Ful.
Ter, Middebury, besides those mentioned
in the premium list
6 Var. apples, Mrs L Rider. New Ha.
ven, 200; 6 varieties, A f Ellsworth
Whiting, 200 largest variety apples Fl
G Hunt, New Haven, 200; largest va.
rlety, G G Cady, Middlcbury, 9 90; va.
riety pears, Philo Jewett. Weybridge
100; variety pears, G p Morrison, Ad.
olson, LOO; variety grapes, Daniel San.
ford, Cornwall, LOO.
LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
Best set double harness, 7 Kidder
Middlebury, 800; best single harness, 7
Kidder, Middlcbury, 200,
WOODEN MANUFACTURES.
Best 10 yards Full Cloth, 800; bcs,
10 yards Cashmere, 3 90; best 10 yard:
Flannel, 200; largest and best exhibi
tion cloths, $500, all to Middlcbury
Woolon Co.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best Chamber Set, j b Steele a. Co
Middlebury,3 90 2nd, W c Langworthy
Mddlebury, 100.
Best Set Caue Seat Chairs, 100; best
set wooden seat chairs, W G Langwor,hy
Middlebury, LOO
Best Doors, 100; best window sash,
] 90; best window blind, Downer & AL
len, Middlebury, 100.
Your committee would notice an apar
anty superior article of Soluable Phos.
phate Of Lime, exhibited by the manu-
facturor Geo w Beckwith, Burlington
under the name OF Green Mountain So.
liable Phosphate" and would recommend
rro"'iun vi 100. a SCI Of 'Jowctt'.
Patent Milk Pans" were exhibited by
Daggett Il Graves, Vergennes, accom-.
panied by testimonials Of their superiori
ty over the small pans, from which we
must think them great Improvement
and are sorry the society has no premium
We could award them.
A superior Clothes Wringcr was ex
hbited named the "Providence," by the
Providence Tool Co., of Providence, r [
The committee would recommend it as a
superior article of the kind.
For very superior pattern of folding
bedstead entered by James Lester, Mid
dlebury, the committee would recommend
a gratuity Of LOO.
For superior Lounge, l. w Hunting
ton, Middlebury, 100.
A large number Of Sewing Machines oil
different patterns and patents, were enter.
ed, but after seeing them worked, and
aud hearing their excellencies explained
bv the agents, the committee became
confused, and as the society did not re.
quire they should award any premium
they concluded to recommend the public
to buy the best kind.
VEGETABLES
Best string seed corn, Rolliu Lane
Cornwall, 2 90; 2ud L S Holden, Md.
dlebury, 90.
Best . pumpkins, P Jewett Wey.
bridge, 200; 2ud, S E Sumner, Bristol
LOO.
Best bushel potatoes, Henry Branch
Middlebury, 200; best bushel onions, c
d Lane, Cornwall, 100; 2nd, Rolliu
Lane, Cornwall, so.
Best II carrots, f Dennison, Middle.
bury, LOO.
Best 6 turnip ocets, George William.
son, Middlebury, 90 2ud, 5 f Sumner
Bristol, so.
Best long blood bcets, s f Sumner
Bristol, LOO.
Best sugar boets, George Williamson
Middlebury, 90; 2nd G D Lane, Corn.
wall, so.
Best display Of bcets in variety, Geo
Williamson, Middlebury. 200.
Best Peck Tomatoes, Rollin Lane
Cornwall, LOO.
Best Peck Sweet Potatoes, Albert
Chapman, Middlebury, 100 ID. c W
Strong, Addison, so
Best g Turnips, q A Landop, Middle.
bury, LOO. u + DenisoD, Middlebury,
80.
Best . Sluashes, p Batte,, Middle.
bury, 200. % G A Landon, Middle.
bury, loo.