The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.

Fulton, VINO was c&nlOlteQ on Inc Track
but not entered for premium. The latter
town sending short horn bull Climax, FIVE
years old, weight 2400. He is very vau-
able animal and has what Is rare among
that blood, pleasant disposition. New
bury. Rockingham and Springfield, VT,
also sent some very choice articles and
stock, while Woodstock kept her good
name.
The following is list of the principal
awards outside Of floral hall
STATIONS
let premium, six years and over, Geo. E.
French, Woodstock, Vt , $50.
Second do. G. r. Hoyt, Grafton, $40.
Third do, X. G. Johnson, Bradford, di-
ploma.
Best and under years, John wilmarth,
Bellows Falls, $40.
Second do, Solomon Woodland, Wood
Best years old, J. E. Kendall, Clare
mont, 81.
Second do, Butler & White, Tclchvlle,
| Vt, S5.
Best . years old, W. Il. II. Walker.
Windsor, So.
Second do, NJ. p PerloY, Lebanon, n.
II. 81.
Best year old, Eaton & Brown, New
bury, Vt, 81.
MATCHED HORSES.
First premium. Chalmers & Brothers,
Newbury, VT, 514.
Second do, II. /. Hubbard, Claremont.
| $40.
Third do, E. r Hubbard North Charles
town, So
Fourth do, f. II. Goldsmith, Newport,
diploma.
| CATTLE-UERD.
First premium, Robert Elwell, Langdon,
$50.
Second do, Arthur Clough, Canterbury,
SO
Third do, ]. B. Sanborn, East Concord,
diploma. and the judges recommend gra-
tuity of So.
SHORT HORNS.
First premium, year oil bull, VIM. n.
Evarts, Windsor, Climax, 5l2
Second do. c. D. Maralpln, Warner, So
Best year old, C. P. Maralpin, West
Claremont, n. H., SO.
Second do, VIM. NJ. Eyarts, Windsor
Max, 81.
Best bull calf, II. NJ. Elwell, Lapgdon,
S4
Second do, r. Elwell, Spotted Oxford,
SO.
Best COW, years and over, H. NJ. FL
well, Princess, $40
second do, 9. P. Brock, West Clare
mont. Victoria, Sc.
Best heifer 2 years old, e. P. Breck,
Rosemary, So.
Second do, r. Elwell, Princess, SO and
diploma.
Best heifer / year old, II. NJ. Elwell,
Princess Mary, S..
Second do, R. Elwell, Fanny, I'd and
diploma.
Best heifer calf, R. Elwell, Lady Grace,
81
Second do, NJ. NJ. Elwell, Lady Princess,
diploma.
Best bull 9 years old and over, Albion
I Pierce, Clareniont, So
Second do, G. E. jackson, Cornish, SIS.
Best COW, c. P. Breck, West Claremont,
! Second do, s. NJ Wood, Claremont, di-
ploma.
Best heifer, S. NJ. Wood, Claremont, So.
:. Second do G. p. Breck, West Claremont,
It diploma.
Q suEEP-LoNG WOOL.
a Best buck 2 years an over, Solomon
Woodward Woodstock, VT, SO.
:, Second do, G. NJ. Corey, Westminster,
2 VT, So
Best pen ewes years and over, c. NJ.
l.. Corey, Westminster, VT, So.
4 SPANISH MERINo.
= Best buck years and over, j. Il. Peters,
/ Bradford, So.
s..
Third do, j. D. Wheat, Putney, diploma.
Best ewes years and over, j. Fl. Peters,
= Bradford, IS.
4 Second do, A. E. Fuller, Pomfret, So
0 Third do, j. d. Wheat, Putney, di-
. ploma.
POULTRY.
: Best assortment of poultry, Charles Gill
key, Cornish, S..
t. Second do, Edward Ainsworth, Clare
Third do, F. F. Pitcher, Claremont, di-
e ploma
Best winter apples, Josiah Hart, West
0 Claremont, So.
l Second do, r. F. Butterield, Springfield,
2 VT, SO.
|. Best fall apples, T. F. Butterfeld,
Springfield, So.
: Second do, w. H. Child, Cornish, SO.
Best pears, I. T. Bntterfeld, Springfield,
II So.
;s Second do, Edward Alnsworth Clare
10 mont, So.
ID Best Plums, Z. F. Butterfed, So.
&c Second do, s. \. San6orn. So.
NJ Best grapes, 7. +. Butteriield, SO.
J.. Second do, Sylvester Davis, Claremont,
" So.
Large variety of apples by T. F. Batter
If field, Springfield, VI.
he MANUFACTURED ARTICLES OF UTILITY.
l. Deans patent log binding attachment to
~ drag saw, diploma.
y Concord wagon, one buggy, Granville
10 Rowell, diploma.
I'd Mop head r. B. Smell, Claremont, d.
ID ploma.
= S. r. Nyes' Bay State horse rake, A. ".
. Streeter, Winchenden, Mass. diploma.
IN Tin pals, by j. G. Briggs, Claremont,
H. diploma
TO Warrior mower, L. Z. Siearns, Newport
/, diploma
no In conclusion, your correspondent would
80 gratefully acknowledge the kind courtesies
extanded TO himself and tie press in gener
=. raj by the officers of this association. Civ.
!. ing them every facility to see and hear the
r. events of the fair. We would also recon-
- mend all future goers to the fair, Sprague's
os dining hall, as place where the ipner-mar
-. can be abundantly satisfied. We assure
or you that the proprictors are gentlemen and
in the fare good.
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