Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-10-09
Westminster Town Fair,
PREMIUM LIST.

GENTLEHRN's DRIVING HORSES
NJ, W: Wiley, Saxtons River. LIST premium.
VIM. Robertson Sd.
Geo. W, Phelps, Putney, 4th.
Honorable mention is made of the following
horses: Horse of Dr.. Woods of Bellows Falls, Geo.
b. Leach of Putney.
MATCHED HORSES.
IL H. Kimball, lst premium G. D. Kingsbury,
Walpole, I'd, A. S, Watkins. Sd.
DRAWING MATCHED CATTLE,
Q. +. Peck. lst premium,
&. /. Kingsbury, Walpole. I'd
z, P. Whitney, Sd,
W. P. Gage and Henry Wells had pair that drew
CATTLE.-DURHANs.
Yearling heifer by L. F. Ward. LIST.
Luke L. Rice, 3d.
Horace GOodhue, Durham cows, LIST.
K, Cobb, LIST premium on three years old heifer.
N IT, Plerce LIST on grade Durham, years old.
JERSEY COWS.
D. c. Wright, LIST.
o. l.. Fisher I'd,
J Il. Collins. Sd.
ID. q. Wright, 4th.
Geo. G. Wright, one 2 years old heifer, LIST.
GRADE DUTCH.
N. G. Pierce. bull, LIST.
N, G. Pierce, bull calf, LIST.
3. 5. Stoddard, grade COW, LIST.
WORKING OXEN.
Geo. p Kingsbury. Walpole. pair years old.
weight 1850 lbs, LIST premium
q F. Peck; pair years old, $40 lbs; I'd.
Henry W ellis, pair years old, $500 lbs. Sd.
J, Il. Ellis. pair years old lst
Joseph Clark, pair years old. weight 1890, I'd.
oo pr Il. Watkins, Walpole, pair years old, weight
J, Marshall, walpole, pair years old, weight
sou q r Whitney, pair 6years old, each had hon
MATCHED AND TRAINED STEERS.
H. W. sabin, pair years old. LIST.
2. C. Peck, pair 8 years old. I'd.
VIM, B. Clay, pair 2 years old. LIST.
II. W Sabin, pair years old I'd.
p y, Whitney. pair yearlings. weight 224O, 1st.
Geo; ", Metcalf. pair yearlngs, I'd.
=. E, Ellis, two years old steer, LIST.
N. G. Pierce, best head of yearing steers.
SHEEP.
D; @. Wright, best 8 years old buck, best years
old buck, best fat weather.
POULTRY.
Eddie L, 4 Johnny j., Rice, LIST on ducks.
Charles Church. LIST on pair old bramah hens, LIST
on ehlekens LIST on coop of black Spanish hens,
J I. wilcox, LIST ON coop of Houdan hens.
L. N. Farr, LIST on coop Of leghorn hens, LIST on
coop Of legborn chickens.
Herbert A, Wyman, I'd on coop Ieghorn chickens
Joseph J. Lord LIST on coop of Partridge Cochins.
DAIRY.
Q, L. Fisher, 70 lbs. fancy butter. 1st
samuel knight tub butter, IS lbs. 1st,
Mrs Samuel Cobb, cheeses. LIST.
GRAIN.
N. G. Moore, LIST premium on Holder Corn.
N G. Hillard LIST on Broom Corn. LIST on marrow
lat oesn p; list on yellow, eyed early beans.
W Blodgett. I'd, VIII
J. E. Ellis, 3D.
| W. Blodgett, LIST on pop corn
NJ v Davis, list on Dublin seed corn.
M Corlew' LIST on beans Thousand to one.
FRUIT.
| n, q. Page. So varieties of apples, LIST premium
Sylvester Grout, 10 varieties of apples, I'd.
Henry y. Wheelock, Grafton, 6 varieties, Sd.
Henry Floyd also made fine showing, presenting
90 varieties of common, 80 varieties of grated ap
pies. n. Farr also presented box of 10 varieties
of excellent apples. Honorable mention is aist
made of apples pres ented by b. +. Richmond, Lu
elus Slade of Walpole, Jason Gorham and Vim. B
| Kneeland Abbott, LIST premium on pears.
| NJ 6. Page, 2d,-greatest variety
2! T Richmond, LIST on grapes.
NJ. G.. Page, I'd.
G, e. Boyington, Cambridgeport, Sd.
5. Il. Baird Bellows Falls, best box grapes.
MRS. L. =. ward, LIST on canned fruit
Mrs. Q. I. Fisher. I'd.
Mrs. D. Q. Wright. Sd.
Mrs. y. u. Fisher best canOf jelly.
VEGETABLES
B; F. Sleeper LIST on potatoes, Sleeper Seedling.)
Charles Church, I'd.
| +. 4. HAYWARD, 3D..
P; D. Keyes LIST on Squash, (Hubbard) weight 26
| N, g. Pierce 3D., (Hubbard,)
| 1, y. Farr, lst on Marrow Squash.
\. +. HAYWARD, LIST winter Crookneck Squash.
3. Mheeloek, Grafton fine Squash.
| Q; F. Peck, common Pumpkins, LIST
VIM. b. Clay, common Pumpkins, ID.
Kneeland Abbott, Sd.
| Orren Hart, LIST on Carrots
| L. r. Ward, ID.
f 4. Hayward, Sd,
Thomas Ashwell, Sd.
| L, I. Ward, LIST on Beets.
Il e. Hayward I'd.
Thomas Ashwell, Sd, and 1st on Ruta basa
h II. Harlow lst on Fat Turnips
| n. 9. Hillard, I'd.
John D. Wiley, Sd.
l. Il. ward, LIST premium on cabbage.
| N. q. Pierce. I'd.
| Elijah Farr, 80.
| Kneeland Abbott, I'd.
s. Il. Baird, caulihower, LIST.
q q, L q Fisher, yatermelons lst
Lueus slade is awarded LIST premium on Jackson
White and Early Rose Potatoes
g. L. Boyington, Cambridgeport, LIST on Jars o.
+. 4. Ware Of Walpole, presented fine specimens
Of potatoes termed Wares Seedlings" Also, I,
D. Pressy Of WalPole varieties Of potatoes termee
Sebec and n; Y. Peaehblow.
d; q Wright presented varieties of Michigan ant
9. e. Peck, best tub maple sugar.
y E + R ps best dry grain maple sugar
Mrs J, arwell, best maple syrup
Elijah Farr, We tmoreland NH. l steam boiIar
Guy CLARK, LIST and VIM; P. Gage, I'd on baskets
Geo. A. W eston, arm chair worthy OF nt,tice 70
the mechanical skill in its structure ~
Sidney Gage presented beautiful violin of h;
monious in production of sounds.
! l. ID. Pressy Of Walpole presented a load If s,b
stantisl ladders and eaves-troughs ~ u Su
z E. Holbrook Of Bellows Falls, showed us wher
TO buy good boots and shoes by presenting ne snee
I linens of the same.
Messrs. kidder Of Bellows Falls presented bean
tiful specimen ef marble workmanship
; B. p owen OF Nalpole filed a large space wit
various articles Of iron ware. 49, -
CLARK Chase very generously furnished numeror
articles in the various departments Of he Fiore
Hall sufficient 70 show that be has the greafest ~
lectien Of rare and fancy goods outside Of ne ;f
appropriately termed the. Bellows Fails AfuSspE..
Mrs +. a. Clark. B. Falls, best bed spreads
Ms mark Webster, best bed quilts.
Miss Emma Hart, bed quilts, % premium
4 Miss Nellie Barnard. bed Quilt, 3D.
Miss Maria Reed, Putney. bed guilt "a.
Miss Emma Whitney, II years old, bed quilf "A
Mrs Henry Wilson. i. Falls. bed quilt. Ia.
, MFs. Charles 1euneys Dummerston bed Guilt Il
Airs. John Kills ] SILK bed guilt 1st
Mrs. Jude FAR Aeiford- Msss bed quiit e
: pieces pieced b g Old lads "a years old
II Mrs Henry 2. Hell, Waipols, = h bed ouilt :
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