The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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lew pleasing words, presented the driver Oh
the winning horse with n beautiful boquet.
LIST or PHEMiUMs.
Horses.
MATCHED HORSES.
wv Cramlon, list premium; NJ B Brown,
Cd ID II Cook, Sd.
Best pair 8 year old colts, Albert Pratt
STOCK HORSES, FIRST CLASS.
Lester Fish, stallion, Bay Lester, LIST
premium John Potter. stallion, Young
Engineer, 2d.
SECOND GLASS.
Andrew Perry. 1st premium Charles
Sherman, ID premium
GELDINGs AND MARES.
wv Rogers, LIST premium f Z Dut-
ton, 2d.
A II Danforih, Is; premium on brood
mare and colt Don Baxter, ID N
Smith, 3D..
John Potter, best year old colt.
A IL Danforth, LIST premium, 3 year old
colts j b Gorham, ID.
Geo Lincoln, list premium, on yearling
colt Il Aldrfch, 2d
The committee congratulate the society
on the show of horses, particularly the
driving horses, brood mares and colts.
Cattle.
FOREIGN BREEDS.
Two year old bulls, 1st premium, j L
Emery ID, II Woodruff.
Yearling bulls, list premium, John W
Cows years old, 1st premium, W
Cramton.
Bull calf LIST premium, J W Cramton.
Ileifer calf and yearlng heifer, LIST PIE
MUM. J w Cramton.
OXEN.
Five years old, 1st premium, G. J. Smith,
Rutland; "a, $ + Smith, Shrewsbury.
Two years old, LIST premium, ii Pike,
Mendon.
IearhnSs, ist premium, Porter Benson,
Clarendon.
DOMESTIC AND MINED BREEDS.
n 5 Stearns, list premium, COW "Rut-
land; Lindsey Round, 81
Porter Benson, Clarendon, LIST premium;
COW years old, and LIST on yearling hclfcr.
J W Cramton 81 premium for yearliYg
heifer.
ARENAS Pratt, LIST premium on yearliug
bull.
II Woodruff, calf, 1st premium.
sheep.
Cottswold Buck, 3 years old, W. II.
Hall, Pittsford, LIST premium no cOmpeti-
ton.
Long woods, John Engrcm, Rutland, 3D.
premium on buck lambs, 2l on eve lambs.
MEGINo BUCKs AND LAMBS.
One year and two year old bucks list
premium to John II. Mead, Rutland. list
u I,,pi 1o,,,I,o 70 Vohn
Mead, Rutland.
The committee report as follows "Your
committee regret that there was no compe-
tiion in the above classes, and would rec
ommend to the wool growers of Rutland
county to wake up. We are by our pres
cnt apathy losing our past reputation. In
our county are large number of we'll
bred Spanish mernos With care Rutland
county might and should take the lead.
Will our wool grrwers.see, before it is too
late, the importance of the above sugges-
tons. and at our future fairs fill every pen
with sheep that will be a credit to our
county and to our perseverance under diff
cuties.
\. T. S SrnAGuE' Jr''' Com.
MERINo EWES.
LIST, Cd, and 81 premiums on 5 breeding
ewes, LIST and 81 premiums on yearling
ewes, and lst and 2d premiums on eve
lambs to J. H. Mead, West Rutland. No
competition.
POULTRY.
1st premium on display, John Hawley,
Rutland. 81 A. II. Danlorth, Rutland. 3D.
Ira NJ. Hayward.
SWINE.
Best boar, J. X. Larned Rutland best
sew and pigs, Mahlon Pike, Mendon I'd
premium, Edward Lawlor. Rutland The
committee would recommend u diploma to
B, II. Wooley for . shoats, one-half Berk'
shire, on exhibition.
DIARY CHEESE.
First premium Don Baxter, Tinmouth;
Cd, II. r. Cliff, Middletown Sd, j. Bard
en- Wells.
FACTORY CHEESE.
First premium, North Shrewsbury fac
tory; I'd to Union of Tinmouth; 3D. to Rut
land; 4th to Clarendon Springs.
BUTTER.
First premium to Il. B. Lord, Shrews
bury; % to NJ Z Marshall, Clarendon (fac
tory butter); 81 to c Holden, Shrews
bury.
MAPLE SUGAR.
First premium, A ID Smith, Dandy; I'd
l. l. Holden 3D. j w Cramton, Rutland.
MAPLE SYRUP.
First premium, A d Smith, Dandy; q
to John Barden, Wells.
SEEDS AND GRAIN.
Best J bushel winter wheat, ID ii Ian
don, Sudbury 81 best, Enoch Ives, Tin
mouth.
Best J bushel spring wheat, Enoch Ives
Best bushel oats, j II Remington, Rul
land.
Best three varieties garden beans, ii
Morgan, ICastleton q. best, Mrs. = Wi
lams, Rutland.
Best show seed corn, A Eddy, Clai
cndon; I'd, II n Morgan 3D., q NJ Rount
Ira.
VEGETABLES.
ii n Morgan, LIST premium for potatoes
Mrs $ p Williams, I'd
Best lot onions, John Weeks, Clarendon
Best pumpkins, RTodd, Rutland.
Best melons, j $ Holden best lot q
cabbagos, Mrs p Williams hest lot {
bects. IL n Morgan best J bushcl carrots
& L Holden best lot turnips, 5 G Glen
enls, Rutland.
MARBLE AND ROOFING SLATE.
E Marble, LIST premium, N S Slearns, Ru
Ind.
Roofing slate. list premium, Ira M Ha
= ward, Rutland.
FLORAL HALL.
/ Lorain Vaughn, largest display, LIST pr
; MUM; Mile Leonard, I'd; Mrs George
2 Tuttle, 81; Mrs f Davis, best worst'
S cushion, Mrs II ID Crooks, I'd; best worst,
work, Miss Frank Mclean; best croch
tidy, Mrs A b Engrem, Cd best Mi
Cornie Eddy Aggie A Davis, best toll
cushion Mrs ii Jackson, best rag carp'
Mrs NJ A Wakely, I'd do; Mrs John ia
den, 81 do. Mrs Nathan Spaulding, be
Q pairs knitted socks; Mrs. Andrew PER-
best rug Mrs julius Brown, one bed qul
Mrs G A Collins, best display hair switch'
Cornie Eddy, best scrap bag, Lucy
n Smith, I'd best. Mrs John j Paris, bt
. WAX cross Mrs Clemens, best varie