The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-19
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First premium on silver spangled Ham
burghs, o. G. Waite, Georgia, SO /; second
Eddie Fasset, Enosburgh, 81.
First premium on silver spanglcd chicks,
Eddie Fasset 50; second, A. G. Waite 81.
First premium on light brahmas, George
Davis east Montpelier 49,
First light brahmas chicks, George Davis
east Montpelier SO.
For very fine exhibition of light brahmas
same So.
Fret premium on bantams (seabrlghts)
ii. G. Kibbie, Brookiield, 80 second, Miss
Nellie Smith, st. Adams, 81.
First premium on bantams (African) II.
G. Kbbie So
First premium on Pekin ducks, Eddie
Fasset, Enosburgh SO.
First premium on China geese, w. +.
Kay, Phihpsburgh, SO.
First premium on African geese, Z.
LaClair, Winooski, Sc.
First premium on buff cochins, NJ c.
Dorman, Swanton, SO.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Best string seed corn very fine, Amos
Robinson, Swanton, SO; second, VIM.
Sunderland, Highgate, 81.
Best string white corn, Ira II. ). Fair
banks, Georgia 81 second, fine samples
seed peas, Amos Robinson, Swanton !.
Best J bushel grass seed, i. j. Wilder,
Sheldon, 81.
Fine wheat and brown bread Mrs. J. N.
Gates, Essex, 81.
Dairy Report.
A very fine exhibition of fits. class but
Ter and cheese, are entitled to a good report
Your committee award the three grades ac-
cording to their best judgment.
BUTTER.
FIRST premium, s. L. Kull, Sheldon,
$40 second, G. A Champion, Swanlon,
81 third, l. G.. Welch, Sheldon So.
CHEESE.
First premium b. w. Nor,hrup Fairfax.
$50 second, j. w. Brooks. Browns liver
factory, Essex, SO; third, A. b. Ashley,
Milton, SO.
Fruit.
Best and greatest varieties apples, O. Z:
Waite, Georgia, Sc second, Meach and
White, Shelburn, 50.
First premium, twelve varieties winter
apples, Meach, Shclburn, "a ; second,
o. G. Waite, Georgia, So
First premium six variety autumn apples,
o. G. Waite, Georgia "a second, Meach,
Shelburn, SO.
First premium six variety apples, eating
condition, O. g. Waite, Georgia, 81 eec-
ond, Mcacb, Shelburn, IS.
First premium on pears, Meach Shell
burn, 81 second, White, Shelburn s..
First premium On grapes, grown open air,
w. w. Smith, Phiipsburgh, p. O., ~ ;
second, O. b. Lsndon, Milton, @3 third,
Mrs. ID. II. Potter, st. Albaue, 50.
For extra superior lot grapes grown I'M
der glass, Henry Bryant gardener to Gov.
Smith, 81.
For superior exhibition apples, pears and
peaches, Henry Bryant, st. Adams, 50.
For muskmelons Henry BRYANT So.
For best watermelons, d. II. Potter, st.
Adams, SO.
For best canned fruit very superior Mrs.
" d. r. Potter, st. Adams So second, 0.
G. Waite 50.
Maple Sugar and Honey.
First premium on maple sugar, n. b.
Blair, Fletcher. So; second, Geo. W.
Smith, Jericho, 81.
First premium on maple honey, Ira
c. Morse, Jericho SO ; second, Geo. w.
Smith, Jericho 50.
First premium, three boxes honey, 0. G.
Waite, Georgia, SO; second, Ira Fair
banks, Georgia, -.
Vegetables.
Henry Bryant, st. Albanq, gardener TO
Gov. Smith, for large and superior exhibit
ton, vegetables, $40.
d. r. Potter. st. Adams for exhibition
of vegetables different kinds 50.
w. p. Nash st. Adams, four varieties
potatoes 50.
Guy Hogle, Swanton, serpent cucumberi
81.
Amos Robinson, Swanton, six squashe
81.
c. p. Whitford, Berkshire, large squash
81.
Mechanics Hall.
FIRST CLASS.
A. w. Gray's Sons, Middletown, on horst
power and thrasher, S15.
St. Adams Foundry company, SECOND
premium on horse power, diploma and $40
William Samson, East Berkshire, thirC
premium, horse power, diploma.
Ames Plow company, Boston, largest dis
play of agricultural implements, Sl5.
Amcs Plow company on centennial
plough, s..
St. Adams Foundry company on pillow,
SO.
Bartlett & Hazelton, Bristol, on sot
pillow, 50.
SECOND CLASS.
Arthur Brown, Rutland on Dennelt'
patent jump seat, diploma.
Arthur Brown, on carriage wheels, di
ploma and 50.
A. A. Brooks, Swanton, on chain pump,
diploma.
L. L. Eastman & Co., on picture frame
machine, diploma
Ames Plow Co., Boston, on Woroeie
Fan mill So.
Ames Plow Co., Boston, on Nationa
family cider mill 50.
On milk pans, the committee do no
think it advisable to make any award 4
among the number exhibited, there are
large number which exhibit peculiarties 8
similar that without actual test we were un
able to decide as to which would be supe
rior.
W. w. Bean & Co., West Randolph, Vt
premium on pnpton carriage, 50.
Premium on side bar Brewster top car
riage, silver medal.
THIRD CLASS.
The following awards have been mad
on the third class in Mechanics hall
Grant and Shephardson for the Lamoill'
mills, Fairfax Falls, for large display q
wooden cloths, silver medal.
II. Livingston, st. Adams, chamber sc
and wire mattresses, a diploma.
L. S. Jewett, st. Adams Bay, new
pattern of drain tile, diploma.
James Burke, Burlington, diiferen
kinds of handmade horse shoes, 81.
d. Il. Paris 81 Co., Troy, N. Y, exhibit
ed by II. Barton, Rouse's Point, 'MansarC
Sllversheen range, silver medal.
Reed 81 Parker, Perkinsville, wood unt
coal soap stone stoves, So.
Doubleday, Petty & Co., Winooski, TO
ash chamber sets Of beautiful design AM
perfect finish, silver medal.
j w Gates, St. Albans shoe backing
81