The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-29

Friend" which are we'll worthy of the at
tention of the visitor. Mr.. ID. W. Gleason
of Rutland exhibits two Howe sewing ma
chimes Of nice construction which attract
considerable attraction.
The exhibition of live stock is thus far
rather meagre, but some very fine animals
are on the ground
The really good music of the East Wal
lingford cornet band entertained the peo-
pie and gave much satisfaction to all who
listened.
Among the chief attractions of the fair
is the marshal, Major N. p. Rounds of
Wslingford who, dressed in the continen-
tai style and cooked hat, delivers his orders
with precision, and everything is in order
while he is on duty. He is efficiently Sec
onded in his efforts by deputy sheriff NJ.
ii. Dickerman, while M. 4. Green, the
chief of police, sees that everything ia de.
corous and in order.
The wants of the people were well sup
piled at the excellent table of the ladies of
the Baptist society on the grounds, and at
the comfortable and hospitablc hotel of
"Mine Host" J. b. Powell, who gives
every attention to his guests, and makes
all at home while under his care. Few
country hotels are its equal in neatness,
order and good fare. The expectations of
the exhibition for Friday are large, and
should the day prove clear VIC have no
doubt they will be fully iealized.
The following is the
List of Entries.
FLORAL HALL.
East Wallingford-.Mrs George Wilder,
cactus; Mrs. Marshall Anderson, pair
buckles and tidy; Mrs d l. Dawey,
u chl's Quilt and log cabin guilt, contain
ing 2,542 pieces; NJ NJ Green, knitting
machine, tidys Mrs Sally Pelsue, aged
80 years, rug Mrs Horace PeIsuc rugg,
log cabin quilt Miss Minnie Bucklin, pin
cushion; Mrs L r Fuller bed quilt charm;
Miss Hattie Congdon, lamp mat Miss
Bella Buckln, tidy and card receiver
Miss Annie CoDgdon, 3 motto Mrs
ID l. Dawley, embroidered slippers,
worsted embroidery, toilet set; Mrs
j Il Sargent, motto and tidy;
Mrs Il + Dickerman,s 2 tydies, boquet,
sponge and white cake; MrsO Mcknight,
boquets: Mrs Charles Fuller, vanity basket
Willie Fuller, caterpillar ring; Mrs Arson
Christian Graces; Edwin Green, 3 pic
lures; Mrs X ID Bucklin, bedqult; Mrs Z
Titus, sweet scented geranium; Mrs Mary
+ Bucklin, mug thirty years old and a
locket 1875 years old; Mrs b B Aldrch,
case millinery goods, hats, l tidy; Miss
Alice Coleman, East Wallingford, picture;
Miss Eva Dawson, mat; Mrs Charles Full
Ter, picture; Miss Minnie Bucklin, glass
slipper; Miss Mamie Bucklln, doll In bot
tie; Belle Bucklin, a motto; Mrs b b Aid
rich, air castles; Miss Nellie jackson,
doll; Mark L Hawkins, pictures; ,l'rs A
Hunt, bedquilt, 1890 pieces; Miss Nellie
Hunt, bedt tilt; Mrs + II Allen, piece
carpeting Mrs Albert Clark, log cabin
quilt; Miss Flora Clark, WREATH Mrs Mer-
tie Clark, quilt; Debit Gibson, log cabin
quilt; Mrs f Dickerman, motto.
Shrewsbury. Miss Nellie Pratt, motto,
worsted tidy, cotton tidy, rag bag cen
tennial tydy, Mrs Mary Wright, aged 70,
2 pair hose.
Mt. Holly.-Mrs o NJ Pelsue, 10 yards
shirt flannel; Mrs Tim Wilder, tidys
Wallingford-AIiss Flora Graves, coral
bracket and watch safe, two tidys, watch
case.
Cuttingsvile-Miss Abbie Pratt, wax
doll Mrs. Z. M. Baker, case of millinery
goods Mrs. G.. Baker, case of millinery
goods.
Miss Grace L. White, Keene, N. IT,,
writing desk -; Miss Helen Empty, Fort
Ann, n. Y, 2 tidys.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
East Wallingford- & Green, ex-
press Wagon, suky, buggy body, and two
stands George Willard, pumpkins, squash,
turnip beets, butter carrots, potatoes, to-
matoes, cucumbers John II. Congdon,
Chill potatoes, English potatoes job.
Jackson, gold healed cane w. + Rowe,
seed corn Hosea Pelsue, seed corn, sweet
corn; butter tuba f Parmenter, stalk of
corn } IL Hunt, rice pop corn, beets, Gu
cumbers, broom corn Warren Marsh,
broom corn John Smead, slaves, twenty
gallon milk can, sap buckets, churn Tho
mas III Mabon, meat cutter.
Mt. Holly-Lev Holcomb, turnips A
NJ Graves, turnips Lucus Thompson, po-
tatoes Benz Foster, Prince Albert pota-
toes; Volney Shippy, string of peppers
and seed corn.
RG Sherman, variety of apples, seed
corn and peppers. John Aldrich, seed
corn and apples; W w White, castor oil
beans; d w Markham, seed corn and po-
tatoes; Ned Scribner, string popcorn
Cyrus Edison, Clown farm large variety
OF vegetables; Starkey, pumpkins, su-
gar corn, squashcs; j Il White, tub butter
and seed corn.
Danby-D II Kelley, double squashes
and 20 OF. peppers.
CuttingsvIlle-H Etapence, variety Of
cooking and parlor stoves.
Shrewsbury-Mrs j p Gibson, set gilt
edged milk pans.
Wallingford-H G Edgerton, a sun-now-
er; John Remington, large variety OF
vegetables and 20 ctrOns; N p Rounds, 4
wine apples; Harley Edgerton, seed corn,
squashes, rose potatoes, varieties OF ap-
pies; Isaac Edgerton, Poland grey heron
G l. Marcy, soap-stOne stove.
Tipmouth-D L Strange, tub of butter.
cilrons, turnips, seed corn, 2 varieties
, of grapes; Clara Belle Slrans e, G6 varieties
!, of beans Gin case.)
LIVE STOCK.
East Wallingford- Henry S Congdon
I pair ducks VolneY Parker, Sea Bright
1 hens ; L f Dickermen, four year old mare
p r G Sherman, five year old mare.
Walingford-Henry Parker, lot o.
chickens Ned Scrbner, chickens L
r w. Markham, brood mare and colt, year
G ling colt Harley Edgerton, 10 Virgins
q chickens Pat Mallory, two year old colt
yearling colt; Steven M Sherman ! pair
: matched horses four years old.
! Clarendon-Frank Taylor, pair two
4 two year old steers.
, Mt Holly-Willam Lord, black stallion
10 years old Ira Clark. pair year ole
: horses b b Bixby, a 2 year old colt
Y l. Powell, pr year old oxen,
t Shrewsbury-A w Aldrich, stallion
: Henry B Starkey, stallion years old.
y, Miscellaneous-H l. Gleason, Rutland.
Howe sewing machines + II Allen, Eas
: Wallingford, 2 Davis sewing machines.
G PROGRAMME TO DAY.
: ga. m.-Grand procession under direc
o ton of the marshal.
Il II q. initial of working horses, fol
g lowed by trial OF working cattle.
On m -Addrees by Prof Edward !