Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-07

The following list contains the principal prem
iums awarded at the Berlin town fair.
Powing-Paul Randall Sidney Carter, Ma
than Rice, Il Wheeler
Working Oxen-Richard NJ Wheeler, Sidney B
Carter, Starkey, NJ Carter
Fat Oxen-A Waterman of BOylstOn, Samuel
II Wheeler.
Bulls-,Jonas Sawyer, S NJ Carter.
Bull Calyes-Paul A Randall.
Mich COws-C b Rathbum, Andrew johnson.
Herd of Cows-W Morse, Elisha Bassett.
Heiters-Three years old Wheeler of Bolton.
d Bassett; two years Old-P SOuthwick, Paul A
wick.
Steers-Three years old-Richard NJ Wheeler;
two years Old-Paul A Randall, Ii Wheeler.
HOrses-Family horses-H d Coburn, John Ii
Peters, Warren E Howe. Cots-Two years old
Marshall Shattuck, Israel Barnes of BOylstOn; one
year old-R Wheeler, Richard NJ Wheeler. Suck
ing Colts-Israel Barnes of Boylston, A Randall.
Swine-Best boar, Benz G Searles of Bolton; fat
hog, Leonard Brewer; breeding sow, K NJ Wheeler;
sow and pigs, Stephen Randall, John Larkin.
Sheep + & d NJ Larkm; best buck j f & d NJ
Larkin; Geo Burdett for cosset.
AppieS-Best collection, George w EOsgate, Miss
Sally Barnesi best plate, Luther Peters A I May
nard.
Pears-Best collection, B Wheeler, A T May
nard; best plate, J Il Fosgate, } b Wheeler.
Peaches-Best plate, Elisha Bassett Francis Bah
cock.
boro, j Larkini best plate, } # Larkin, Herbert
| Cook
Fields of Corn-L L Carter, W Morse, Joshua
Moore, j II Carter.
Grain-Best string of field corn p B Southwick,
| w Morse; gratuity to d NJ Larkin for sweet corn
| rye, Hartwell Sawyer, W Morse; oats j Wheel
| er of Bolton, w b Morse; barley, j Wheeler of
| Bolton.
Vegetables Best collection, one farm D NJ Lar
| kin; best peck potatoes, Sarah Barnes, w Long
ley; best lot squashes, l. Carter Isaac Holbrook !;
best peck onions, o Fosgate, C b Rathbun; best
| pumpkins, not less than Six M Larkin Ii Saw
YER single do 1 N Lqrkin' , RIathPbnrn; best
| lot Swedish turnips, q W Maynard, q B Rathburn;
| tnrnip beets w Morse, L l. Carter; cabbages,
| PhilO Bruce F BabcOck; tomatoes, Hartwell Saw
yer, o Fosgate; peppers, l. L Garter; cucumbers,
| Ii d Coburn beans, A w Longley, w B Morse;
squashes best single, Hartwen Sawyer, Albert Bah
cock.
Butter-Geo W Fosgate, W Morse; gratuity to
Cheese~W Morse.
Bread-White bread, Mrs j + Bennett, Mrs S w
| Ware; graham do, Mrs A Wheeler; brown do,
| Mrs Chandler Carter, Mrs 5 Sawtell; a gratuity
| to Miss Carrie Bennett for loaf of white bread.
Canned Fruits-Mrs I A Wheeler, Mrs & l. Saw
yer.
Pickles-Mrs L Sawyer.
Boots and ShOes-C F Parker & Co.
| Manufactured Articles-Basket, L Cook, aged 81
| years.
| SOuthbOrO.
The farmers club of Southboro recently held
their annual exhibition. The display of fruit and
fancy work in the town hall was very creditable
The annual address was delivered in the Cougrega-
ional church by c. L. Flint secretary of the club
Remarks were also made by II. II. Peters, ESQ.,, a
former resident of the town. The Marlboro quad
rifle band furnished the music. The following list
| contains the principal premiums awarded:
| POultry-Best, Willard Chamberlain, Chas Tenn
| pie; pigeons, George H. Brown; doves, Willie
| Winchester; chickens Harris Newton.
Apples-Best collection, + A Winchester, Il ID
| lockwood, X Robertson; best dish, Willard Cham.
| berlain.
Pears-Best collection, S n Thompson, Joseph S
| Fay, VIM II Buck best dish L c Newton; peaches
| Caleb Williams, Marshall Waterman.
| Small Fruits-Best plums, Mrs Daniel Collins
| best ounces, VIM b Rice, S n Thompson; best
| cranberries, Addison johnson, James Maley; best
| grapes, Z 5 Williams, Thompson Curtis Hyde
| Vegetables-Best collection, Joseph Burnett, Ed.
| ward Burnett Bacon; best potatoes, Charles
| Temple, Edward Burnett; turnips, Charles Q Be
| mis-; beets and beans, Joseph Burnett; melons
| Charles Fay; tomatoes, Winchester;
| squashes, George w Newton; cabbages, Charles L
| johnson; celery Joseph Burnetti onions, TOw.
| bridge Brighami peppers, Joseph Burnett; pars
| nips Edward Burnett.
Miscellaneous grain, Willard Chamberlain;
| best butter, Edward Burnett, w Rice; best wheat
| bread Mrs Warren Parmenter; best jelies, Mrs D
| Nichols, Mrs Dennis Collins; best preserves Ella
| johnson, Mrs ID Brewer. Needlework-Mrs
| Oaks, two rugs; Mrs Carrie Hobbs two frames
embroideryi Mrs Martha MersOn, rug; Mrs n L
| johnson, tides.
Flowers-Mrs | II Winchester, Emma L On
| thanks, Mrs Jonathan Works, Mrs Isaac Howard
| Mrs l. Newton, Mrs Charles Brewer, Mrs L
johnson, Mrs A h Bacon, Josephine Burnett.