The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-30

| cred from our schools. The true farmer
needs the highest intellectual culture.
1t is a crying shame that SO many Of our
farmers boys are leaving the farm for the
counting house, the lawyers desk and the
store. Manyare influenced by the feeling
that the farmers occupation is a mental
calling Let him be made to feel that 1t /:
the noblest calling of all. That the farmer
stands head and shoulder above the lawyer
or physician, above every other profession.
Let the farmer teach his children TO honor
their profession and it will honor them--tc
apply to it that combined mental and ply
steal labor which will alone ennoble it and
themselves also. These things done, and
no mightler future dawns upon any peo-
pie in the world than that which dawns
upon the Vermont farmer.
After music by the band, in response 10
a call, Henry Clark, secretary of the Yer
mont state agricultural society, briefly adj
dressed the audience.
Joseph L. White, the secretary, then
read the following
Award OF Premiums.
FRUITS.
Russell Sherman, Wallingford, on best
70 varieties, first premium.
George Hadwin, Dandy, on 2G varieties,
second premium.
w l. Bucklin, Shrewsbury, best varie-
ties, first premium.
ID II Kelley, Dandy, on best 5 varieties,
third premium.
N z Rounds, Wallipgford, on best A
wine apples, third premium.
A IL Jackson, East Walingford, an crab
apples, first premium.
George IIadwin, Dandy, on crab apples,
eccond premium.
d L Strange, Tinmouth, on grapes, first
premium.
Russell Sherman, Walingford, on grapes
second premium.
Eddy, Clarendon, on pears, first pre-
MUM.
Remington, Wallingiord, on pears
0 d Wilder, wallingford, on pears
third premium.
VEGETABLES.
GS Willard, Wallingford, cucumders,
pumpkins, carrots, squashes, first pre-
MUM; on beets and potatoes, second pre-
MUM; on tomatoes, first premium.
b L Foster, Mt. Holly, ON Prince Albert
aad Jackson White potatoes, first premium
Volney Shippy, Wallingford, on peppers
beets, potatoes and seed corn, second pre-
| MUM.
W NJ Smith, Mt. Holly, on pumpkins
third premium.
James Eddy, Wallingford, on Englisl
potatoes, first premium.
Hosea w Pelsue, Wallingford, on seed
corn, third premium.
Cd Wilder, Wallingford, on sweet corn
| first premium; on onions, second pre-
| MUM.
Town farm, Wallingford, on 6 varieties
of pop corn, second premium; on cabbage
first premium turnip beels, first premium
beels, first premium.
p Hart Mt. Holly, on beets and cucum
bers. first premium; water melons, first
| premium.
Daniel Wilder, Wsliingford, on toma
toes, second premium on squash, second
premium on potatoes, second premium.
K G Sherman, Wallingford, on sweet
corn. second premium; on peppers, frs
| premium.
Isaac Edgerton, Wallingford, on beans
| second premgm on onions, third pre-
MUM.
e w Hart, Wallingford, on cucumbers
third premium.
ID w Markham, Wallingford, on see(
corn, third premium.
Ira Clark, Mt Holly, on pop corn, frs
premium.
ID l. Strange, Tinmouth, on citrons
second premium.
Miss Belle Strange, Tinmouth, on G.
varieties of beans, first premium.
Ira d Parker, Mt Holly, on pumpkins
second premium.
| Geo Hadwin, Dandy, on seed corn, fra
premium.
John Doyle, Wallingtord, on 10 varietie
of potatoes, third premium.
George S Wilder, Mt Holly, on squash
first premium on heets, third premium.
Ned Scribner, Wallingford, on pc!
corn, third premium.
ID l. Powell, Mt Holly, on seed corn
second premium.
j Remington, Wallingford, on citrons
first premiumi on squashes, secondl pre-
MUM; on potatoes, second premium; o
beels and carrots, second premium; Oh
peppers, third premium.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
South Wallingford factory, on factor,
cheese, first premium.
James Wilmarth, Wallingford, on dair
cheese, first premium.
Geo S Willard, Wallingford, on ball blu
ter. first premium.
II L Goodell. Mt. Holly, on ball butte
second premium.
d L Strange, Tinmouth, on tub buttei
first premium.
WIN Smith, Wallingford, on tub butter
second premium.
Diplomas were awarded on butter to
e White, Mark Il Hawkins, Wallingfo II
D S Packer, Ira Clark, Mt Holly.
COWS AND CALVES.
AW Dickermon, Mt. Holly, on GOV
first premium.
j II Congdon, East Walingford. on A
derney COW, second premium.
ii willard, Wallngford, on yearling
first premium.
II Congdon, Wallingford, on natiN
yearlings, second premium.
MATCHED HORSES.
d & p Allard, Mt. Holly, on IRA
horses, first premium.
r Fuller, Walingforj, on draft horses
second premium.
FOUR YEARS OLD.
Stephen Sherman, Wsllingford fir
premium.
II Crandall, Dandy, second premium.
l. Lawrence, Mt. Holly, third premium
FIVE YEARS OLD.
; Theron Horton, Mt. Holly, first pr
, MUM.
| r Fuller, Wallingford, second pr
/ mum.
r ID A 81 p Allard, Mt. Holly, third pr
. MUM.
sTALLGoNs FIVE YEARS OLD.
w ldrinh Shrewsbury arat mr.
MUM.
w Ford, Shrewsbury, second premium
{ il Starkey, Shrewsbury, third premium
THREE YEARS GID.
4 Aldricb, Mt. Holly. first premium.
j. Patterson, Mt. Holly, second premiul
d Henry Craudall, Dandy, on 4 year {
= matched horses, first premium.