Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-02
WOODSTOCK, W., THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1873.

Willie G.. French, Woodstock, 25
Eurkeys: d. Fraser, Barnard, 1: I'd
S II Gilbert, Pomfret, so. White
Geese: E S Gallup, Woodstock, 1
I'd, Joseph Seaver, Pomfret, Is.
Mixed Geese: HF Perry, Pomfret,
1; I'd, Hannibal Adams, Pomfret, Is.
Pair ducks: Henry Chapman, Wood
stock, IS; I'd, James Hazen, Wood
stock, so.
PLOwING.
Flowing with horses: 1st, Solo,
mon Woodward, Woodstock, 4.
I'd, G Case, Woodstock, 3.
Flowing with oxen: 1st, Solomon
Woodward, 4.
ID, j. A Chedle, Pomfret, 3.
FRUIT.
10 varieties winter apples: 1st, ST.
las D Wilder, Hartland, 2; I'd, John
Kneen, Hartland, /.
10 varieties fall apples: John
Kneen, 2.
Best and greatest variety of apples {:
1st, j c Mckenzie, Woodstock, A !;
I'd, G Miller & Son, Pomfret, 2.
Best and greatest variety of pears !:
j G Mckenzie, Woodstock, 2; I'd,
VanNess Perkins, Hartland, /.
Best and greatest variety Of grapes
A b Jaquith, Woodstock, l..
Best and greatest variety grapes
grown out of doors j c Mckenzie, 1.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Greatest variety garden vegetables
II n Bruce, Pomfret, 4. Three wat
ermelons, Simeon Thomas, Woodstock
80; I'd, S r Gilbert, Pomfret, 25.
Largest squash: NJ j Gilman, Beth
ell, 1. Six Winter squashes lst, N
Montague, Woodstock, 4; I'd, c G
Burk, Woodstock, rs; Sd, L Fay,
Pomfret, 80. Peck carrots, G II Eng
lish, Woodstock, 80. Peck English
turnips: 1st, A Moore, Pomfret, so {;
I'd, f S Gallup, Woodstock, 2j. Ru,
tabagas: j S Montague, Woodstock
so; I'd, c II Kingsley, Pomfret, %.
Seed corn: 1st, S r Gilbert, Pomfret,
80; I'd, Salmon Thompson, Wood
stock, 20. 3 Pumpkins: 1st, c II
English, 1; I'd, Joseph Seaver Pom
fret, IS; 3D., Ora Paul, Pomfret, 25.
Peck potatoes: S. RGilbert, so; I'd,
f Fay, 25. Peck beets: j A Chedle,
Pomfret, so; I'd, d G. Spaulding,
Woodstock, %. 3 cabbages: lst,
Moses Potmin, Bridgewater, 80; I'd,
II Ordway, Pomfret, 25. f S Gal
lup, Woodstock, 80; I'd, w G Rich
arlson, Woodstock, 25.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
June butter, 1st, Merrill & Hudson,
Bridgewater, $3.
I'd, S. ID. Wilder, Hartland, 2.
September butter, lst, Merrill &
Hudson, 3.
I'd, f $ Wood, Pomfrct, =.
800 lbs. cheese, lst, j f Russell,
Hartland, 4.
2d, Mrs. M. Button, Plymouth, 2.
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
Maple Sugar: l st, Henry B Reed,
Woodstock, 2; I'd, f A Tucker, Bar
nard, l Sd, A w Richmond, Barnard,
80.
Maple Syrup 1st, II N Bruce, Pom
fret, |; I'd, A j Whitman, Bridge
water, 80.
Honey: 1st, Minot Wheeler, Royal
ton, 2; I'd, II N Bruce, Pomfret, 1.
Canned fruit: 1st, Mrs Geo II.
Vaughan, Woodstock, l; I'd, A j
Whitman, Bridgewater, 80; Sd. Mrs
II j Luce, Barnard, 30.
MECHANICS WORK.
1St class.
William Eastman, Hartland, side
hill plow, 2.
j G Bates, Hartland, "Granite
State" rake, 2.
Luther Pease, Hartford, "Buckeye"
9.
j G Parker, Hartford, OK cart, 2.
I'd Glass.
j L Russell, Hartland, butter wor-
ker, diploma.
r Daniels, Woodstock, straw cut
ter, 2.
j & S S Walker, Hartland, tanning
mill, 3.
Ira L. Thompson, SO Woodstock, l
doz. AK helves, l..
w S English, Woodstock, ] doz.
hand rakes. /.
II B Reed, Woodstock, 5 baskets,l
Alonzo Chamberlin, Barnard, bug
gy wagon, 4.
James Fraser, Pomfret, OK yoke, |.
French, Watson & Co., Hartford,
J doz. manure forks, l; same, ! doz.
hay forks, L.
Sd class.
Edwin Fisher, Bethel, harness leath-
cr, 2; same, dressed calf skins, 2.
OH Willis, ,Bridgewater, blacksmith
work, /.
MANUFACTURED GOODS.
Flannels: 1st, White & McKen-
zie, Bridgewater, 2.
Rag cloth: lst,A G Dewey & Co.,
2.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. w A Jaquith, Hartland, 20
yards carpeting, 3; I'd, Mrs d Badg-
er, Barnard,2.
Mrs L B Cabot, Windsor, 10 yards J
3; I'd, Mrs Taylor, Wind