The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-08-19

SUGAR AND HONEY.
! Best 25 pounds of Maple Sugar,
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Best 3 boxes Bee Honey,
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Best specimen of Maple Honey,
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JUDGES Crosby Miller, Pomfret "
d Marsh. Clareud, n; David Lovett, Mid
dlebury
VEGETABLES.
Bes. dozen stalks Celery,
peck table Turnips,
Beets,
Parsnips,
Onions,
Sweet Potatoes,
e Irish Potatoes,
" 3 large Squashes,
l." large Pumpkins,
dozen ears Sweet Corn,
" " yellow Seed Corn.
" peck Lima Beans,
Windsor Beans,
dozen heads Cauli1owers,
I" Broccoli,
d" " Cabbage,
ard greatest variety Of Vegetables
exhibited by one person,
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JUDGEs-M Middleton Goldsmith, Kut.
land G d Lane, Cornwall a S Cram.
ton, Rutland.
Prize FOR BUTrER-Thc Vermont
Dairywen's Association, through the lib.
crafty OF the Prize Cburn Company, oil
Springfield, VI, who have for that pur.
pose presentedl one Of their celebrated
Prize Churns, Of the capacity of % lbs,
offer a Prize Churn as premium for the
best lot Of twenty. five pounds of prints
to be made by member Of said associa.
ton, between June 1st and September
10th, and exhibited at the Vermont
State Fair, at Rutland in September next,
the prize TO be awarded by committee
Of three, chosen by Pres. Root, each ex.
hibitor TO make statement in detail, in
writing, Of the breed, feed and manage
ment Of cows aud process of manufac.
turc.
COMMITTEE ON PRIZE CnURN-C II
Hubbard, Springfield; John Gregory.
Mortified; L d Douglass, Whiting.
MECHANICS HALL.
CLASS FIRST.
Including Farm Implements and Heavy
Machines.
The sum of 5000 is placed at the dis.
posal Of the Committee. Diplomas will
be awarded in place of money on many
articles Of this class, where, in the iudg.
ment Of the Committee they are espe.
cia,ly meritorious.
NoTE-No money will be awarded on
Moving Machine and horse,
JUDGEs-B L Dana, Springfield p p
PitkiD, Montpelier; Thomas Ross, Rut-
land.
CLASS SECOND
Including all articles of light Machinery.
The sum Of $3.50 is placed at TIE dis.
posal of the Committee. Diplomas will
be awarded in place Of money on many
articles of this class, where, in the judg-
ment Of the Committee, they are especial
|y meritorous.
NorE-No money will be awarded on
Sewing Machines.
JuDGEs-George j Wardwell, Rut.
land N G Harris, Poultpey; r D Hall,
Orwell.
CLASS THIRD.
Including all specimens of Machine work
and Manufactured Goods.
Diplomas of the Society are to be given
for the first premium in each class or ar.
licle. The sum of 500 is also placed at
the disposal Of the Committee.
JUDGEs-Samuel Everts, Cornwall; N
l. Davis, Rutland James II Dyer, Rut-
land.
FLORAL HALL.
In this department articles of domestic
manufacture, fancy articles and flowers
are embraced, The sum of 5000 is placed
at the disposal Of the Committee, and d.
plomas are to be awarded in this depart.
ment.
CoMMITTEE-Jonas Wilder, Rupert
Mrs II 6 Root, Bennington Mrs Henry
Clark, Mrs II b Kent, Dorset Mrs S
6 Holyoke, St Adams; Mrs George A
Merrill, Mrs + W Hopkins, Mrs + A
Fisher, Mrs Charles Sheldon, Mrs j NJ
Haven, Mrs A A Nicholson, Mrs c H
Joyce, Mrs W G Veazey. Mrs Henry
Hayward, Mrs II L Field, Mrs s w
Rowell, Mrs q Il Bottum, Mrs w wv
Ripley, Mrs w G Clement, Mrs p W
Clement, Mrs Charles H Sheldon, Mrs L
G Kingsley. Mrs A W Higgins, Mrs NJ
q Evarts, Mrs G Clement, Mrs H G Tut.
lie, Mira Geo Ii Fox, Mrs L A Morse,
Mrs Il f Cook, Miss Mary A Burnham,
Mrs j A Mead, Miss Fannie Eastman,
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