The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-03

also entries Of the same byJ. s. Wilmarth,
G. p. Morrison, j. b. Cherbino, Oliver
Frost, Ii. c. Burwell, L. s. Burwell, II.
c. Sessions, J. G. wellington, A. d Aus
tin, James Vanvliet, w. II. Remelee.
DURHAM CATTLE.
Rector Gage, one bull four years old !;
II. F. Dcane, one bull two years old.
WORKING OXEN.
S. & II. F. Brevoort, one pair; c. p.
Morrison, one pair.
FAT CATTLE.
s. & II. +. Brevoort, one pair
DEvoNs.
G. p. Morrison, one pen of ten cows,
one COW six years old and three heifers /;
A. c. Hooker, one yearling heifer.
MERINos.
Cherbiuo & Williamson, three pens
ewes II. F. Dcane, two do; Roliin Lane,
two do; F. A. Foot, one do
BUCKS.
c. d. Lane, one pen two-year-old me-
rinos G.. II. Hall, one pen do, one
pen one-year-old do; Geo. ii.
Hall, one pair five year old bucks;
f. A. Foot, one pair buck lambs /; Cherbi-
no & williamson, one buck lamb, and one
year old buck II. c. Burwcll, tso pairs
bucks; II. F. Deane, one buch lamb
Lewis Bissett, three buck lambs ; Rollin
Buck, seven bucks two years old.
SHEEP.
+. S. Branch, two pairs mutton lambs
Foot & Branch, one pair two year olds.
WORKING OXEN.
II. G. Sessions, two pair oxen six years
old; ii. f. Hayden, one pair oxen six years
old II. Boardman, one par oxen six years
old
p. Jewell, one SOW six pigs; II. +. Hay
den, one Chester boar four months old
also one SOW.
AYsHIREs.
j. G. Wellington, two cows, one heller,
one calf, and one bull two years old A. A.
Smead, one Jersey bull and heifer.
BUTTER, HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
c. s. Branch, one tub butter; f. X. Will
liams, one tub butter; Mrs p. Jewett, one
tub butter; A. G. Hooker, one box honey
Thos. Fish, one box sugar; p. Cove. one
tub sugar.
VEGETABLES.
L. II. Wooster, six heads lettuce; II. l..
Branch, one peck tomatoes, twelve beets
A. ]. Sumner, six cabbages; Chas. Enos,
six Hubbard squashes, one bushel potatoes;
Rollln Foot, display of blood and sugar
bcets; ]. Remington, one bushel rye.
WAGONS AND sLEIGHs.
L. j. Olmstead, display of farm wagons,
sleighs and buggies L. Hope & Son, one
skeleton wagon, one phaeton and two open
wagons.
POULTRY.
{. b. Grovenor, one pair bronze turkeys;
Thos. Fish, display of twelve different va
rieties of fowls.
FLORAL HALL.
Mrs. Il. II. Wooster, coverlet Mrs. j.
+. Phelps, bed spread; Mrs p. Cove, ten
yards diaper Mrs. L. n. Howard, lamp
mats, tidys Mrs. V. w. Blanchard, 2
quilts, toilet set ; Mrs. Mary johnson,
bed quilt, ottoman cover and sofa pillow {;
Miss F. c. Langworthy, l tidy, l orna-
mental basket l crochet mat Mrs. +. II.
Wooster, Q tldys ard l quilt Miss Mary
Phelps, worsted wreath Miss Matte
Whilford, display of ladies undergarments;
Mrs. f.. A. Barney, worsted wreath; Mrs.
George Marshall embroidered chemlse,
night robe, l infants afghan; Emma p.
Lane, oil painting Geo. II. Hall. |
water color painting; Miss Jennie Moore,
wreath autumn leaves, embroidered
worsted tidy; Miss A. j. SumLer, display
of moss work and floral display Mrs. j.
c. Tucker, elegant display of flowers, 90
different varieties; T.. J. Champlin, piece
ornamental sewing and display of wood
turning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II. l.. Gleason, Rutli md, Howe sewing
machine Nye e. Hymes. Rem n ,.on
sewing machines &. Il. S. Pierce, Secor
sewing machines G. II. Babbtt, washing
machines r. A. Young, l horse rake
Sydney Mead, 1 stone machine F. M.
Moulton, Davis sewing machine +. j.
Olmstead, hay rack ; T. Ballard, pickle
barrel Miss Frank Langworthy, l tripod
II. A. Lyon, l Estey organ.
Among the most noticeable articles is the
large and beautiful display of boquets by
Mrs. ]. c. Tucker, which through the day
has been the great object of attraction.
The " tripod, by Miss F. A. Langworthy
is also an. article worthy of especial men,
ton, and was eagerly examined by those
in attendance The autumn wreath by
Miss Jennie Moore and the display by Mrs.
George Marshall are much admired by the
ladies. Mrs. Mary johnson, eighty-foui
years old, has on exhibition a bed quill
which is much admired, and the ph9tor
and open buggy entered by Hope e. Son Of
this place will compare favorably with city