Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-10-06

. watermelons, II Perry, Pomlret, 50; gd, r R
Clark, Hartford, 25c; best peck pea beans, Fal.
/ Ion, Woodstock: best traces seed corn, w III q
3 Seaver, Pomlret, SOC; I'd, G NJ Case, 2jc; best
trace pop corn, Elmer Lord Woodstock. Ora.
iinties are recommended to G II Vaughan and F
Billings for field beats, and & w III Gilc, Hart.
! land iOrG tuiban squashes.
, BUTTEB AND CHEESE.
Best 800 lbs cheese, j Seavcr POmret, A. best ,
chceses, j McKenzie,3; VIM Cowdrey, Hartford,
2.
I'd 4 5 Gallup, Woodstock, .: best Sept butter, G
w Vaughan, 81 ID, Geo Wcston,2
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
Best specimen canned fruit, q IL Vaughan, /; Cd,
tord ilartland, 2; 2d, II Taylor, Hartland, L;
best cake maple sugar, II W Walker, Woodstock
2; hest specimen maple syrup, II Walker I'd,
ID w BOyCC, Woodstock, 30; best honey, G. A Russ
Hartford, I'd, II n Bruce, Pomiret, 80.
MECHANICS WORK.
FIRST CLAss.-Best moving machine, w
Pease. lIartord,3 best reaper and mower combin.
cd G W Pease, 3; best side hill plow, sterlin,
Woodstock,2 2; best seed plow, S'F Sterln, .; best
cnltvator, Sterlin,
SECOND CLAss.-Best top buggy, w W Bean s.
& Co, s %, Z NJ Chamberlin, Barnardd, 3; winnow.
ing mill II \ Bruce, 2; best axes, Emerson Edge
Loo 60; Ialtsye, |; also best scythes !; best SIX
helyes, l. Thompson, Woodstock, best OK yoke,
E licald Bridgewatcr, |.
THIRD CLAss.-Bcst single harness, Benz. Dut.
| ton, Hartford, 3.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Best 20 yds rag carpetinG, Mrs Hank White
Reading, 3; I'd, Mrs Nathaniel Freeman, .; best 10
yds Mrs Kate D Wheeler Cavendsh, 3; I'd, Mrs A
j Gadger Bam"rd Mrs w wia9nr wiiInt'HS Hattand, is
! 20; Mrs Albert Newton, Barnard, 70; Miss Mary
bradley, 70; Mrs simeon CLARK, -; Mrs Ephralne
5 A Thompson, 50; Mrs Alexander, Harand,
50; Mrs Daniel Royce, 75-AIrs Henry lIoadlcy,
Ilartland, SIX bed Quit, /; Mrs G spetry, Hart:
land, 70; Almra Church, Qaechec, 80; Mrs Albert
WHinslow, Barnard, $3.50 pieces, Il. Mrs Henry
Rowland, Pomltet, quilt 80; Mrs Justin Gibbs,
Barnard, .; G Rlckard, 30; Miss Laura A Lewis,
BridSewaier 80; Sarah Hutchinson, aged 81, 5aG9
pieces, 75-Almra Church, Quechec, Spread,
Mrs j Q Putnam, Bethe, 15; Mrs X A Dimick
i6rdsewater, o. Lord, bestpr shirts /; Mrs
VIM. Clark, I'd, So Mrs HarIett Harding, Pomiret,
piece dlaper,3 best wool stockings, Miss Abbie
Dutton, /; I'd, Mrs Harvey Dutton, 5O--best hearth
In!S, In!; Mrs Wesley Heath, Bethel, 2; 3D. Mrs -
I'd, Mrs J d Wilcox, stockbridge, IS; Mrs F
Gh4se Bethel 80; Mrs d Badger, Barnard, 50;
Mack, a5; best pr toilet rugs, ' Mrs s Henry M iIatch
80: ID, Mrs b Nichols, 5O--best rug, Mrs c II Ar.
mold, GaysvIle, 30; d. Mrs II Brockway, Pom.
fret, so; Mrs j + Short, IIartland. 5,-best
wool mats, Walker 4 Guild, 5O-best plain bed
quilt, Mrs c II Arnold, Gaysve, 3; I'd, Miss Abbie
itichmond,2 Mrs Jenne llartland, /; Mrs A
Miss Ruth Lewis, Bridgewater, so; I'd, S j Lascur'
llartland: 80; Miss AbDie Richmond, jO-Dest nit.
tins, } Laseur, Hartland, /; I'd, Mrs Henry IL
Toman' Pomre 15 best stockings Mis- Mary
90; best mttens, r + Chase, Bethel, t25; 81, Miss
Mary A Eickard . best rug, Mrs Dennis Fay, 30;
M Esc Mrs M M"s's nas Hansts Mn. - s ca
Rag carpet, Mrs i Ashley, Pomiret 80.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Worsted tidy and toilet set, julia Lincoln, 5O
knit cap, Mrs Henry II Totman, Pomret, so; she'll
'U,tiyt -o,' N vanast cap mirfnle Lan0 -,
honey comb tidy and toilet set, Java canvas tidy,
birch bark bill of fare Nellie Abbott, l; tides,
| watch case, Ina NJ stephens, Bridgewater, l.
bracket, Ella Standsh, 7j toilet set and tidy, Min
ME Il kenworthy, 80; card case, toilet set and tidy
toilet mats, Mrs c Alexander, llartland, SO; cdg.
ing, Ina NJ stephens, %; button string, Lillian +
willard, Sherburne, 30 moss cross and two shell
cushion, Fannie NJ Chase, Bethel, ?5; table cloth,
Mrs IL Arnold, Gaysvlilc, jO lamp mat ancient
emb over l25 years old, Mrs X Chase, Bethel %;
cottage, air castle, woot cross and letters, w D
White, 80; lamp mat, pair night dresses, par
chemiso Mary 7 Miller, No Ilartland, ,; tidy Mrs
W IL Smith, %; tidy, Saeah Allen, %; picture
flame, Mrs Thompson, -; card basket, bead
watch case, Alice Fletcher, 30; vanity basket, Ell.
la I'll eene 4a; toilet set Mrs d Anderson, 80; sofa
cushion cover, Mrs II Souhgatc, 100; towel rack,
Lottle A Metcall, IS; rag bag and tidy, Minnie NJ
Parker, 10; tdes Myra Parker 1j; tidy and
coral basket, Mrs. Geo Vaughan, %; wristers Ad.
die NJ Futon Reading, %; dress buttons, Julia Il
Dutton, ?5; carved work and fancy basket, Willie
French. l5; crochct tides and German birds, Mrs
A Abbott, 10; tidy, Mrs b Nichols, 90; 3 pairs
Mrs Z Buck, 40; tidy, Emma Nye, 40; lamp mat,
Laura 4 Walker, Barnard 40; tidy, Mrs Chauncey
A Walker, Barnard, 40; tidy, Laura Z Walker, 10;
ottomlns tides, night dresses, Hattie Bryaut,
3; fairy baskct Emma T. Adams, Pomtret, AZ;
lamp mat, Mrs Hank White, Reading, %; match
safe, work box, Lizzie Lawton, Hartland, 80; ii.
|; chemisc, Annie Il GIL, West Hartford, 15; two
crayon pictures, Ella NJ Gill, West Hartford, l.5J;
two notices, Herbert + Richmond, 80; motto, Lu-
cia NJ Winsiow, 70: pencilng, Ellen j Mcintosh
Bethel, IS; toilet mats, Luna LltteHeld, 80; lap
robe aud sofa pillow, W NewcOmb, Barnard, 5;
sofa afghan, baby's socks, sofa pillow, Miss Has.
set, Mary Ii Wary IL Washburn, IS; chair seats.
. tides, | toilet cushion, toilet set, Mrs AbbieF
CLARK, Bethel, $50; toilet set and toilet cushion,
Lydia sleeper, lis; moss lamp mat, waste match
case, gents shaving case, Eva Mack, Is; maps,
Allen Barrett, 40; hair receiver, Mary Barrett, 2j
tidy and watch case, Miss l. A Crooker, lIartland,
10; basket of moss, Hattie Pierce, 80; tucked night
dresses, chemse and skirt, Mrs Ellen IL English,
3: bead work. Miss L A Seaver, Pomirei, 80; scrap
bag, lamp mats, vase mats Abbie Atwood; che.
mise trimming, Mrs w English, 80; yarn tidy,
wildwood wreath, Mrs NJ Jaquith, -; fairy bas
ket Mrs d T Walker, 40; toilet cushion, motto,
Mabel L Hudson, Bridgewater, 10; braided toilet
set, card rack, tidy and mat, specimen of knitted
fringe, Mrs G L Lord, !; gents scarf, Mrs a
Sperry, West Hartford, l.5O; pair worsted mats,
Lucy q Chapman, 40; harpin cushion, match safe,
ladies of Episcopal church, 40; emb handkerchels,
ii ii TAFT, 50; air castle Mrs L W Eickard, 40; IT,
dy, Mary a Ricfard, 40: emb night'dress yoke,
emb drawers, braided chemtse yoke, Ruth La
sue, ilartamd, l25; tidy, Julia button, 40; har
wreath, worsted piece, toilet cushion, Mrs VIM
Bailey, 2.25; sofa pillow, lamp mat, tidy, cross
with fame, crayon specimen, Alice Washonrn,
$50; wax wreath, EAie j Lewis, BridgewateL IS;
cornucopia, match holder, match case, toilet cush-
ion, lamp mat, worsted wreath Eta II Lewis,
| Bridgewater, $50; toilet cushion, Mrs I Church.
ill., 5O toilet mats, pin cushion, bead basket, Fran
ces Whitney, Springfield, as: MOTTO Carrie
Walker, 40; lldies, lamp mat, toilet mat, Adde A
| Gill, Hartland, 49, toilet mats Nj Mckenzie, 40;
| fancy articles Mary simmons, 10; specimen OF sea
moss, Della Hewitt, /; crayon portraits, John
Marble, 4; haupin case, scrap bag, Mrs q II Whit
comb, 80; toilet set, Miss l. Washburn, 81; birch
bark picture, jewel case, pin cushion, painted fan,
Miss 4 Marble, IS monochromatic, crayon
portraits, Mrs J W Gucrnsey,2.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Sleghs, Isaac Newton, Woodstock, J; Geo Day,
Woodstock, =; / one-horse, two-horse, | three
horse and hand cider mills Reuben Daniels, .;
hand and horse power straw cutters, Il Danels2;
| , water wheels, Joseph Hathaway, ); water wheel,
] T. Stafford, Hartford, 2; washing machne, j Nj
Williams, Claremont, IL |; clothes reel Z Hewitt,
stowe, Claremont, n II 81; washing machine A Il
Snow, POmfret, Ii automatic clothes wrngers,
Wheeler II Wilson, Perkinsville, hammer han
dies, j l. Paddleiord, Hartand, SOC; sheep shear
ing machine, VIM Earle Jr, Nashua Ii, l; butter
tubs Il + Sanderson, Plymouth, |; grain separator
and grader, II Bruce, Barnard, !; nursery apple
tistry, 5, case of dentifrce, 2, + Jewett, Wood.
stock; specimens of mechanical dentistry gold
plates) Il Chase, Bethel, ,; two cabinet organs,
Mrs Alice Tewkcsbury, Woodstock, 2; Kings
patent burglar proof door and sash lock, Wallace
Gibson, Boston, /; samples of wheat Hour, graham
flour and corn neal NJ 5 Adams, Royalton, 50;
best Loaf s white whit bread Mrs sr Ms MEnssin, WGGu
coin, Woodstock, 90; best loaf White bread and
! brown bread Mrs e L Lord Woodstock 10; loaf
white bread, loaf graham bread and graham rolls,
A Mpa1 k.