Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30


use top buggy, and open buggy were
also exhibited by the same makers. Henry
W. Town had two single bugges, of good
style and finish, and +. c. Gilman, prinlys
inter pres, two open and one top buggy.
Of superior style and finish The same
exhibitor showed two fine slei"hs. and Il
trotting sulkey. which adopts pronounced
just the thing We must not lingcr too
long outside but enter
AGRICULTURAL HALL,
And note the fine display of fruits and
vegetables which spread their tempting
array around. Here we note some mann
moth s'inl>hcs, shown by John Cummings,
the largest marked rs weighing 100 lbs. a
sufficient supply for 4 small family during
IN ordinary famine. The potatoes, onions,
pumpkins, beans, and grapes which kept
this coodly company furnished abundant
variety for any vegetarian cuisine. NJ. V.
Is. llolli-ter made rs good showing in the
vegetable line, us did f. f. Willard, W. C..
White, ID. w. Sowles, ID. Is. Wheclock, j.
'. Is. HOLSTER, and many others had
equally good samples, though in less
variety. NJ. Sowlcs' exhibit WAS specially
fine for variety, covering 1876 kinds of seeds
and vegetables, many of which were very
choice. Brownell's Beauty potato yielded
under his cultivation - pounds from one
pound. Oar eyes wltercd ut the array of
onions, hug i'll size. and pungently aro-
matte, which come in from various Sec
ton> T. T.. Andrews showed Il fine line
of apples, l. choice varieties III one case.
and W. &. Nyr set out Il good display, in
Guiding - varieties of winter fruit. Seed
corn was shown by W. G. White, which
WIS gathered from :, field planted the sd
of Mlv. ami cut the 4th Of September.
This corn ha, been raised on Mr.. White :
farm for 81 Wears. He showed beans
which cllim"u ;htbitU of % Years, and
winter rye. ST Years on the same farm.
Mr.. White doubts the necessity of frequent
changes of seed under proper cultivation of
the soil and naturally, if these are fair
samples of his theory. Carlos Carpenter,
A. J. HOLSTER, ID. W. Sowle>. David
Bowlc- and CARTS Barrett, showed fine
strings of sweet and pop corn We're also
shown. OF all the hug pumpkins, and
massive ~yua~hc~. and vigorou, brc;~ and
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-. W. >oWlc~ showed som" superior stirred
maple sugar as did one Of kindred name
= yclept David BoWlr~. Geo. IL. Clark, II
( VI. Vincent. J. II. Kelley. y. IL. Cutler
Il and Allen lobrT bring up tn" column
IN tins sweet array Mi boWIr> hld can
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/ we'll: and \. H. Cutler, Allen Tubrv. II
q VI. Vincent and Mrs d. T. Webster wer
y .cVidvnt aIrp.~ III III" pl'hHng business
., iud.yinr from the fine specimens exhibited
+. Geo. W. I.qv-on vas awarded tin. lir~
;. premium on tIb and VI. Andrews on bal
-. butter: both were prin" articles. in tltvo
II and COLOR Tnlt shown 10y \. j. lIolli~tr
B. and -. Is. Whcciock would not b. bad t
:. take: and the bread in close proNimity WI
= suggestive Of the rood cheer which M
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