Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-09-19

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Lunenburg, SOC.
BeetS.-Franklin Bell, Lunenburg,
soc.
PampkinS.-R III Emerson, soc.
SguaSheS.-J ) Bracket, SOC.
Cdbbdge.-Mrs. A q Noyes, SOC.
Bedas.-Framklin Bell, Luneuburg,
soc.
Pease.-Stephen Hartford, SOC.
T'omdtoeS.-Thomas Morse, soc.
Ifutermelon.-Mrs A G. Moves, SOC.
MuSkme'on.-Jasun w Savage. SOC.
Rutdbugus.-N w French, Lmen-
burg, SOC.
Seed Corn.-1st, VIM ID Weeks,
l 90; End, VIM Z Freeman, So.
Table Potatoes. list, Chester Thorn
as, Lunenburg, Zoe; 2nd, IL A Cut
ting, Luuenburg, soc.
Seedlings.-lst, Benz Silsby. Luncn-
burg, 75c; 2nd, Chester Thomas,
Lunengurg, soc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Tub Butter.-1st, f Z Grant, Con-
cord, 3 90 End, Edward SpauldIns,
2 70; 3rd, f C Grant, Concord, 2 30
4.h, w c Spaulding, 2 %; 9TH, Mrs.
II S Webb, 2 90.
CheeSe.-1st,M Mrs. Jason w Savage,
2 90; 2nd, Mrs. N w French, | 90.
MAPLE SUGAR.
Unrefaed.-C Ii Merriam, STRAIT
ford, 8 90; End, A p Freeman, 2 90.
1.-Two other tubs, of less than so
lbs, each, are worthy of favorable
mention, but being less than 80 lbs,
were not entitled to premium.
HONEY.
Boo Honey.-1st, Henry S Webb,
SOC; 2nd, Stephen Hartford, 25c.
BREAD AND PASTRY. -.....
White Bread.-1st, Mrs. W S
Ladd, 90; 2nd, Mrs, N w French,
LuEenburg, soc.
Rye and Mdian.-1st, Mrs. N "
French, Lunenburg, 90.
Pustry.-Mrs. F c Grant, Concord,
90.
PRESERVES AND PICKLES.
Preserves. -lst, Mrs. A C Colby,
Whitefeld, SOC; 2nd, :1rs. Proctor
Jacobs, 25c.
Pichles.-Mrs. A G Colby, White
field, soc.
A nice sample of Jelly, for which
the Committee recommend premium
at q secretion of Directors also q
very nice sample Of Raspberry wine
vinegar, nine years old, were present
ed by Mrs. A & Colby Of Whitefcld.
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
Potato Stdrch.-1st, N w French,
Lunenburg, 90.
Buggy Wdgon.-AJ MarshalI, 4 90.
Siejyh.-A Marshall, 3 90.
Butter 1ubJs-E Ward, Guillhall,
1st, and 2nd, 3 90.
Ha,ToD.-W G Ellis, l 90.
Side Hill Piow-W g Ellis, 90.
Seed Pjow.-W G. Ellis, %
DC Yoke. -Stei hen Hartford, 90.
Cabinet INorh.-E e Garland 4
Son, | 90,
Chairs.-E c Garland & Son, 90
Bar Soap.-W A Bonett. l 90
The Awarding Committee
report a display of extraordinary fine
manufactured lumber exhibited by
Messrs. d II e L & Beattie of Bruins.
wick, for which no provision is made
in the Premium List; also cabriolet,
and phaeton of most approved work
manship and elegant style, manufact-
ured by A j Marshall of Lancaster.
1t is Recommended that in future such
articles be included in the list OF
premiums offered.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Carpeting.-lst, Mrs. Reuben Bell
Lunenburg, so.
Flannel.--1st, Mrs. A G Colby.
Whitefeld, l 80; 2nd, Mrs. Stephen
Hartford, 90.
WOOL B.anhets.-1st, Mrs. Brock,
1 so.
Stocking Yarn.-Mrs. Zeb Twitch.
ell, l 90; End, Mrs. Reuben Bell
Lunenburg, SOC.
WOODEN Sochs-Mrs. w F Smith,
l 90; End, Mrs. Rebuen Bell, Lunen-
burge, SOC.
Mittens.-Mrs. John Blakeslee
Dalton, 90.
Gloues. Mrs. w F Smith, 1 90
Hearth Rug, Mrs. j G Reed, | 90.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Rjfes.-Tliomas Morse, 2 90.
Pharmaceutical PreparationS.-P j
Noyes, 90.
Fancy Cross.--(Sea Mossl Mrs.
Edward SDaulding, 90.
PILLOW Shams.-Miss Matte Wat
son, l 90; Mrs. Arthur Cowing, 75c !;
Mrs. w. F. Smith. 25c.
Bead Worh.-Mrs. Ii A Cutting,
Lunenburg, SOC.
WorSted Pictures = Mrs. + NJ
Rhodes, 75c; Miss Julia L Ellis, so.
Eclabouser Painting Mrs. H A
Cutting, Lunenburg, 75c.
CrGyOn Pictures - Miss Julia
Blakeslee, Dalton, 75c; Miss Mary
j Lucas, 75c.
Toilet CushionS-Mrs. Eliza Spaul-
ding, 75c; Miss Julia L. Ellis, %.
Sofa PWow-Mrs. f NJ Rhodes,
Toe.
WdD FloWers-Miss Nellie Burns,