The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
THE RUTLAND

One two year old bull one one-year old |
bull one bull calf e months) and one
COW, by w. w. Pierce of vergennes.
One Jersey COW, two years old Jersey
heifer, two years old Jersey heifer, one
year old Jersey calf; Jersey bull calf, by
J. Batelle of Ripton.
DURHAMs.
One yearling heifer one calf pen of
ten cows, by L. L. Wright of Cornwall.
FAT CATTLE.
Pen of six fat cattle, by J. M. Dyer of
Salisbury.
One SOW by G. L. Branch of Middlebury.
One white Chester boar, by II. F. Hay
den of ,Middlebury.
sTALLIoNs. .rtr
Three.year old stallion, by s. s. FELTON,
of Orwell.
Twoyear old colt, by John Bushey of
Lincoln. 1'ia
Three-year old stallion, by II. M. Perry
of Shoreham.
Stallion "Challenge," with six colts, by
II. G. Sessions of Middlebury.
MERINos- EWES AND LAMBS.
Five eve lambs, five yesrling lambs, five
two-year-old ewes, by Cherbino & Will
hanson Of Cornwall.
MRRINo BUCKS. ~
Merino ram with ten of his get, extra
sweeps'akes) by Cherbino &c Williamson of
Cornwall.
One yearling ram, one ram lamb, by
Cberbno & Williamson of Cornwall.
MUTTON SHEEP.
Pen of five ewes, by G. l.. Brench of
Middlebury.
One buck lamb 6 mos.), one yearling
buck lamb, five mutton ewes, by II. F.
HAYDEN OF Middlebury.
Five Cotswold lambs, FIVE Cotswold
ewes e years old), one Cotswold ram, by
]. NJ. Dyer of Salisbury.
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
One yearling colt, by M. B. Williamson
of Cornwall tf
Brood mare and colts, by Jewett s.
James of Weybrdge.
-year-old gelding, brood mare and
colts, two-year-old colt, yearling colt, year
ling mare colt, by ]. B. Cherbino of Corn
wall. aHaA. tct
One two-year-old colt, one mare and
colt, by G. A. Sperry.
One three-year old mare, by A. Ludeaux
OF Middlebury.
SINGLE DRYERS. -a'-l
Single driving horse, by w. Cramton OF
Bristol. t..4r
One pair matched drivers, by NJ. B..
Williamson of Cornwall.
I One single driving horse, by NJ. B. Viii.
hanson of Cornwall.
Single driving horse, by V. V. Black
mer of Middlebury.
MISCELLANEOUS.
One show case, by W. M. Case of Mid
dlebury. ~
One spring bed, by w. W. Sweeney, of
Vergenncs. afn
One farm wagon, by Mr.. Bissl, OF Sher.
burne.
Photographs, by A. j. Styles, of Middle.
bury.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Hair wreath, by Mrs. A. F. Manley, of
Middlebury.
Fancy basket, by Miss E. Z. Brooks, of
Middlebury. -----.--l
Wax flowers, by Miss c. E. Leon, of
Nliddlebury.
Bead and worsted work, hair wreath, by
Mrs. A. f. Manley of Mlddlebury.
Cross of autumn leaves, three match
cases, by Mrs. ]. Cobb of Middlebury.
BREAD, CAKE, ETo.
One loaf hop bread, one loaf Graham
bread, by Mrs. Sias Jevett of Middlebury.
FRUITS, ETC,
Five varieties of plums, by L. G. Samp-
son, of Cornwall.
Seven varieties of peas, twenty varieties
of apples, five varieties of crab apples, by
Albert Chapman of Middlebury.
BUTTER, HONEY, CHEESE, ETC.
One tub butter, by G. L. Brench of Mid
dlebufy.
Display of canned fruit, by G. l.. Brench
of Middlebury.
One tub butter, by ]. A. James, of Wey-
bridge.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Patchwork quilt and infants clothing, by
Mrs. John Foley, Of Middlebury.
One crochet tidy and worsted tidy, by
Mrs. A. J. Kelsey, of Salisbury.
Cotton patchwork quilt, by Miss Jennie
Grow, of New Haven.
Worsted quilt, by Mrs. Nelson Miner, of
Lincoln.
Two worsted quilts, by Miss G. E.
Brooks of Middlebury.
Two patchwork quilts, by Richard
Bawer of Shoreham.
Two toilet sets, by Miss Charlotte L.