The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-11


Stallion years old-H f Hall, Bridport,
$4; Il A Hammond, Orwell, So.
Stallion years old A Foote, Corn |
wall, S3; ID 9 Barker, Leicester, So.
Stallion year old-LH Payne, Cornwall,
So.
Brood mare with foal at her side-E Han
chctt, New Haven, 81; j b Cherbino,
Weybridge, So:
Mare or geldng 8 years old-Bruco
Wright, Middlebury, 81; G Ii Sperry,
Cornwall, 80.
Mare or Geldng 2 years old B Cher
bino, Weybridge, 50.
Mare or gelding year old-C II Sperry,
Cornwall, So; = Tulley, Cornwall, 81.
CLASS 3-sHEEr.
Spanish merino sheep-buck years old
or over-H 9 Burwell, Addison, $5; @ d
Laue, Cornwall, SO.
Buck year old-H 9 Burwell, Addison,
81; G d Lane Cornwall, 50.
Buck lamb -Rollin Lane, Cornwall, So.
Pen ewes l year old or over-Rolin
Lane, Cornwall, 81.
Pen eve lambs-Rolln Lane, Cornwall,
So.
GLASS 4-swINE.
Boar oyer months old-James Nc
Mann, Middlebury, So; p. Tulley, Corn
wall. So
Sow that has borne pigs the last season
II. F. Hayden, Middlebury, s.; G. L.
Branch, Middlebury, So.
Six pigs over weeks od-James Nc
Mann, Middlebury, "a; p. Tulley, Corn
wall, So
GLASS 5-PoULTRr.
Best and largest display of named varie-
N,aa Is IL, h,,
Foote, So
Trio Dominiques- Fred Foote. 81.
Trio partridge cochin3-Fre1 Foote, 81,
Pair common turkeys-G 9. Cady, Mid
dlebury, 81.
Pair Brahma geese,-G. G. Sessions,
Middlebury, 81.
Trio ducks-J. L. Cook, Ripton, 81.
Trio game chickens j. w. Donahue,
Middlebury, 81.
Trio bantams-G. q. Sessions, 81.
CLASS G--MANUFAoTURRs OF WOOD AND
IRON COMBINED.
Open buggy-Frank Lucia, Middlebury,
49, b. B. Hope, Middlebury, 81.
One horse covered buggy-B. B. Hope,
So,
Two horse oren buggy--B. B. Hope, 50;
l.. F. Barnes, Whiting, 81.
Farm wagon-No award.
GLASS 7-MANUFAoTUREs OF WOOD.
Chamber set l. Buttolph, Mlddlebury,
| So; II 2 Langworthy, Middlebury, So.
Set cane seat chairs-J l. Buitolph, 81.
Displays hubs, spokes, &c.-Arthur
Brown, Rutland, 81.
| Ornamental sawing-J E Severance, Mid
dlebury; Isaac Lovett of MIddebury
showed some baskets, which were men
toned favorably by the committee.
GLASS S-LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
Two-horse carr age harness-Tuse Kid
der, Mlddlebury, So,
One-horse carriage harness-Tuse Kid
der, 81.
GLASS 0-BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY, ETC.
Tub butter, not less than 25 lbs-An-
drew Bayne. Middlebury, SIS p Tulley,
Cornwall, 50.
Ten lbs. honey E Crane, Bridport,
So; Z Ii Landon, Sudbury, 81.
CLASS 10-FRUITs.
Six varieties apples-G c Cady, Middle
bury, So.
Largest and best display of named varie.
ties of apples-G g Cady, Middlebury. 81
Six varieties grapes-J e Crane, Bi i'd.
port, 50.
| CLASS 1l-vRGETABLES, SEEDS AND GRAINS
Five pumpkins, Geo G Sessions, Middle
bury, So
Five snnashes. A G Hooker. Mddlebury
So. -
Five waiermelons, A j Kelsey, Sails
bury, So.
Five muskmelons,A Kelsey, Salisbury
So.
Bushel potatoes, Al Kelsey, Salisbury
So
Display of potatoes, A ] kelsey, Sails
bury SO.
One-half bushel of onions, A kelsey
Salisbury, 81.
Twelve carrots, Rollin Lane, Corn wall
81.
Twelve early table beets, G q Cady
Middlebury, 81.
Twelve winter beets for table, A Kel
sey, 81.
Twelve beets for stock, G D Lane, Corn
wall, 81.
Peck of tomatoes and largest display Of
vegetables, A J Kelsey, Salisbury, So
Rollin Lane. So.
One-halt bushel of spring wheat, ] n
Stearns, Lincoln, 81.
One-half bu hel winter wheat, L
Barnes, Whiting, 81.
One-half bushel of beans, H L Branch
Mlddleoury, 81.
One-half bushel of peas, A Kelsey
Salisbury. 81.
One-half bushel of buckwheat, II
Branch, 81.
One.half bushel herds-grass seed, ]
Stearns, Lincoln, 81
Trace seed corn, 25 ears, A Stow. Wey
bridge, 81.
CLASS l2-DoMEsTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pair wooden blankets-Mrs Mary Bing
ham, Middlebury; So.
Rag carpet-Mrs Ii A Langdon, New
Haven, So
} Rug-Mrs F Morrill,, 81.
Pairs wool socks and mittens-Mr
Isaac Lovett, Middlebury, soc.
Cotton hose Mrs Mary Bingham, SOC
CLASS 13-NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Lamp mate l. Branch, Middlebury
SOC.
} Toilet cushion-C L Branch.
GLASS 16-BREAD AND CAKES.
Family bread-Miss Lizzie Sumner, Mid
debury, 81.
Brown bread-Miss Lizzie Sumner, SOC
Biscuit-Miss Lizzie Sumner, SOC.
Sponge cake-Miss Lizzie Sumner, 81.
Fruit cake-Miss Lizzie Sumner, SOC.
Pound cake--Miss Lizzie Sumner, 81.
Jelly cake-Mrs Ii w Sheldon, Sails
bury, 81 Miss Lizzie Sumner, 5Oc
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