The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Haskell, best 2 coarse wool eve,
7 year OLD, 81 I'd, W II Haskell, 81; Sd.
o X Hadwin, 50c. '''

au"in, pprlnBneld, best years
old bull ~; "a, q Hill, 81 80, p P Hay
wood l year old, 50; 4th, Martin Pike
bull calves, 81. ''
G Hill grade COW years old or over 50:
I'd best, II II Hicks 81.
Edwin W Wheeler, grade heifers year
old, 81, so.
j Lewis, North Springfield, grade calves
81 I'd best, j Lewis, soc.
Rounds one grade bull year old SO.
CF Whipple, working oxen, SO; Cd best,
B Davis, So.
Charles knights Aoxen years old, 80:
I'd best Otis S.earns, 81.
A Guild pair steers years old, 50;
I'd best Martin Pike 81
E Putnam pair steers years old, 50:
I'd best, c Farwell, 81.
A Guild, year old, s so; I'd best John
DigRins, 81.
Walter Stearns pair steer calves 75c.
DISTRICT TEAMS.
Awarded lst premium 81 to 18th district
OF Weathersiieit, pair oxen.
SWINE.
Elroy c Robinson, Weathersfeld, best
boar, $3.50. Breed J Chester county !
Berkshire county.
FARM PRODUCTS.
OR Hsdwin Springfield, best cheese 81;
I'd best Chester factory, Chester VT, 75c.
&C w Knights best butter, 81 ,25; I'd best,
w A Forbush, Weathersfed, 81.
G II Fellows best maple syrup 81.
POULTRY.
Fred v Barrett best coop hens, S1;2
best, Lewis North Springfield, 75c.
FRUIT.
n Sharuip host voriot,, of oo,lo,
II H Hicks best varieties winter ap-
Piles 81.
CO Sanders not labelled, 75c.
Charles Mudgett best lot crab apples.
w Forbush lot pears 81.
w A Noyes best J peck plumbs soc; I'd,
best j w Goldsmith, 25c.
j w Forbush best lot grapes 50c.
GARDEN VEGETABLES AND GRAIN.
Abner Tolles best peck potatoes, soc;
I'd best, G w Kenney, 25c.
] W Leland peck onions SOC.
L P Warren peck carrots, soc; I'd best,
8 p Brown 25c
NV Kenney hest peck beets, soc; I'd
best p Brown, 25c.
ID A Wheeler, best winter squash, SOC;
3d. Frank Dart, 25c.
G W Kenney, best peck beans, SOC ; I'd,
w A Moves, 25c.
G Hill, best peck barley, 75c.
F Z Putnam, best peck oats, 75c.
SIP Warren, best peck rye, Toe.
W j Tolles, best field corn, soc; I'd, F
E Barrett, csc.
E E Putnam, best Timothy seed, roc
I'd, w A Noyes, SOC.
A N Guild, best pumpkins, SOC.
r II Chandler, Chester VT, best turnips,
SOC.
II II Chandler, best cabbage SOC.
s p Warren. best variety wheat 75c Cd.
+ II Nichols SOC;
FLORAL HALL.
Miss Mary Z. Afford, one motto, one
hairpin roll, one slipper case, one foot rest,
vur CHAIR, one nornacnnia, u
Mrs John Spafford, one Melted, and
darned tidy, one Java canvass tidy, one
piece worsted work, SOC.
Mrs NJ M Craigue, one tidy, 25c.
Ellen NJ Holt, one knit spread, one tidy,
one case of insects, some over twenty
years old, one, pair mittens one pair socks,
one pair leggings, 81.
CM Reyes, Springfield, millinery and
case of fancy goods.
Mrs j Rounds, one bed quilt, Acc.
ii Ii Hicks. one family record, one pic
ture
Mrs A Cady. one rag basket.
Miss Eliza Stocking, one tidy, 25c.
Miss Alma Stanley, one motto, 25c.
Mrs ii A Stanley, one rug, soc.
Flora A Chittenden, one led quilt.
Miss Ii X Read, 9 tides, 40c.
Miss Anna w Steele one basket wax
flowers, one bed quilt, one tidy. 81.
G Pache, one boquet wax flowers, SOC.
Mrs Rounds, IL yards flannel all wool,
and one piece flannel all wool, Zoe.
Mrs Perry Bridges, one plate pansies,
25c.
w A Forbusb, five lamp mats, one tidy,
one rag carpet, Toe.
MissAnna w Steele, one pair watch slip
pers, 25c.
Mrs II Fellows. one piece carpeting,
SOC.
Mrs r II Chandler, one boquet 25c.
SN Bronson, one pair gloves rib nit
tens.
SN Bronson, one pair glove calf nit
tens,
Mrs. 2 H Graves, one piece carpeting,
81
Mrs o d Crockett, one facihator 25c.
Mrs A Woodbury., one rug, 25c.
Mrs Levi p Pratt, towels, table cloth,
and gentlemen socks, soc.
Clarence Shield, Indian bead work and
basket, 50c.
Mrs Hammond one geramium.
Miss Ella Atwood, two tides, and one
cushion, SOC.
MECHANICS HALL.
II Dressell, Springfield, VT, one carriage
top. 81.
w ii Upham, Bellows Falls, one Weed
sewing machine.
A A Mcguire Springfield, one Smiths
American organ, first best.
w III Upham, Bellows Falls, one New
| England organ, second best.
Wheeler Il Wilson, four wringers, SOC.
Hyren Henry, two soap stone stoves, 81.
Hvren Henry, one cottage soap stone
| stove SOC.
+ E Putnam, one Campbel's corpamt-
ment pan.
FL Z ODER, two tables 50c
We do not think there will be enough
to pay the above premiums after paying
other expenses.
L. G. ROBINSON,