Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-30

We noticed particularly fine specimens Of seed
corn exhibited by Carlos Carpenter Of Barre, A
j. HOLSTER, aud T.. T. Willard Of East Montpelier
Curtis Bartlett, Of painfcld; u. W Sowlcs. y. I.
Becllcy, W. C. White and D. Bowles, Of Barre
and Albert Holt, Of Marshncld samples Of es.
ccllent wheat were exhibited by Francis Curtis OF
Orange, Of ayariety procured by him in Minnesota,
by u. W Sowlcs, Of Barre, and T. j. Bartlett, OF
Painfeld; oats by VI D. Willard, Of East Mont
pelier, Charles n. Barber, Of Barre; peas by y.
W Sowlcs and Mr. Barber rye by Horace Capp
and W G. White, Of Barre; beans by D. Bowlos
and MIR White; barley by L. e. Town, Fast Mont
pelier' -four by T. j. Bartlett, Of plainfcld, and
Mr. sowles NJ D. Willard exhibited fine lot Of
Timothy grass seed All in all, the exhibition was
a brave and crcditabe one
T. & Gilman, Of Montpelier and Marshall q
Buchanan, Of Cabot, made a fine display Of car
riages, etc. Mr.. Gilman's reputation ns a builder
Of carriages is second to that Of no one in the
state; but those exhibited by Marshall Il buchanan
were Of great merit and show that any one CONF
peting with them win have something To do to
keep ahead. Their express wagon. manufactured
Tor Hyde Poster was one Of the best pieces Of
workmanship in that line we have ever seen.
J. T. Perry, Of Waterbury, secured the fr.t
prize as usual upon the William Arson Wood
moving machine and the hot-c-rallc, forwhich De
is agent
In the line Of the mechanic arts, We noticed the
fayorite Colby wringcrand washer. and are pleased
to learn that they took the frst prize as they fully
deserved to. They are u great labor-.a,ine in.ti-
tuition, and arc rapidly upplantine other machines
Of this character r. W. Mckee was present with
the favorite Wheeler & Wilson sowing mnchine
and the "Domcstic machine was also represented
Ainsworths clothes bars and hat racks were ON
exhibition. and we learn secured q prize A.
Adams Of Cabot A. Bancroft. Jr, of Fast Mont.
pclior, and John Cummings. Of Barre. had some
fine specimens Of wood vorl, David Bo,,io. c,.
hibittd some excellent horse bru.hc. Charlie. g.
Hill Of Calais. and 4 n. Goodale. of East Cniai-
competed for prizes in coopcr-varc The Wa.b-
ington county milk nan. the Morri-,ile milk rap
and cooler and the challenge mill, NAM ,,erc an
hand. greatly To the delight of tbe mann, f,iorl.
Of each Isaac Merrill of Cnlais e,libiiad III
steam washer. and L. r. Iloulkips of n.rro ,
spring bed Of novel construction r NJ Rnv.ou
& Son. Of Montpelier. showed .pecimcp. of tbo,r
fine stencil work George o D,,i.. Of Al,r.heeli
exhibited SAMPLES of thick boot4 Ina tbo rn,iiuo
Of which he has secured ii, -ond "A re,,pto,i,,,
Thomas McGoyern. Of Barre. had some excellent
horse shoes on exhibition and Fred Bnttere, ot
Montpeler an ELEGANT walking .tick
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county lie spoke IN hlgh terms OF The Jersey
cattle and advised their adoption. IN looking
about MN he should hardly Think Che county had
been depleted oiiis young men 10y western emigrn
non. but the census showed TINS 70 be "a fact
what then snail we do To Keep them az hume?
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