Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-04
WOODSTOCK. VT, WEDNESDAY, 0CT 4, 1875.

10; tidy, Mrs III Markham. Brid ewater, so; hair
l,,n box. Abbie Case Woodstock %; fancy articles
tiai'c Pierce. Woodstocg, so; thy, Mrs " Senver
PVmil ct %; afghan, Mrs l. stevens, Hethti, oo;
noui, ow!zer, 80; fancy qnills' Mrs Moses
( hu chill Woodstock, 80; . silk bed quilts, Mrs
uancl smith, 100, OIL panii gs, Marx i
-lN ton. u; towel rack and sofa pillow, Mary
II Wa,hhnne, %; bed quits ann matS, ,ne mss
Newton, Pomret, Is: case confectionery, y u
Klmbni, Woodstock, l. air castle, Miss Addie
Walker Woodstock %.
we cannot vouch for The absolute accuracy OF
The foregoing premiums on fancy articles nut me
H.. /, substantially cOrrcctt
Best yralling bear, S F Sterln, 4; 2, D
ucWitc, 3. Best breeding SOW, Solomon
Woodward, 4; &C NJ Case, 3. Best pigs
over months, A j Cobb, A., best less than
3 months, s Woodward, 3; 2. G M Case, 2.
POULTRY.
Best light bra!mas, T II Chapman, Wood
stock, Is CTS. 2, j + Montague, Wood
stock, 80. Best dark bramahs, A ia
oui.h, Woodstock, rs. Best buff cochins,
jas. st. John, Woodstock, Is. Best pat
ridge cochins, d Spaulding, Woodstock,
-. Best Plymouth rocks, W d Foster,
Woodstock, 75 2, ID & Spauldng, so.
Best white leghorns, Norman Montague,
Woodstock, 70; 2, j D Hewitt, 80. Best
Dominique leghorns, 10, Best brown leg
horns, f S Gallup, 10. Best houdons, W ID
Foster, rs. Best game, W u Marble.
Woodstock so. Best spanged Hamburgs,
Elmer Abbott. Woodstock, 75.
Second Class-Crtepers, W J Strong, so.
Best mixed chckS,'W W II 4 q j. Scaver,
pomfret. 30: 2, W + Washburn, Wood
stock, 25. Best royal Javas, ID & Spaulding,
50; 2. l. c Emmons, Woodstock, 25. Best
mixed ducks, & Spaulding, Pomiret, rs;
,. Hiram Paddock, Bridgewater, 80. Mixed
geese, Wm. Whitman, Hartford, |. Best
cray turkeys, & w Atwood, Barnard, /; 2,
ii il HouIhton Woodstock, so. Bronze
turkeys, N S Gallup, Woodstock, l. Bre.
m,n 9ersc, L Gallup, /. Guinea lens, h
G. Atwood, Barnard, 2j.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Best June butter, Chaunccy Vaughan, 3;
>. : Gallup, 2. Best Septenher butter,
Chauncly Vaughan, 3; ., Mervill HUDSON,
K,nzi,. 8. Best 800 lbs. cheese, VIM. Cow
drry, Hartford, 4.
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
pcg. dfaincd maple sugar, II Taylor,
lIartnpd, 2: 2, L \ Tucker, Barnard, l.
Best 10 lbs. maple sugar, ii A Billings,
West Winlsor, 2. Best maple syrup, Il
Englisl, Woodstock, | 2, II p Taylor, 80
Rest collection c0naed fruits, Mrs. Frank c
Atwood, Woodstock, 2, Mrs. c c Mead
cr, Woodstock, SO. Best honey, Geo. A
Russ, Hartford 2; 2, Minot Wheeler, Roy.
alton. !.
He,t 10 varieties winter apples, L II Slay.
ton. Woodstock 2; 3, Morgan & Wilder
Hartland, /; 8, 4. B Jaquith, 80. Best II
varieties fall apples, a B Jaquith, 2; 2, + II
Saytop, |; 3, a L Summons. so. Best ard
er,u,eSt variety of grapes, a b Jaquith, /
/ Best variety of grapes grown out OF doors
Morgan & Wilder, |. Best and greatest va
ricty of pears, Mckenzie, .; 2, A b ia
Qutn. /.
MECHANICS WORK.
/ Fir,, CIass--Best moving machine,
/ Lincoln. 3. Best tedder, A Markham
Woud,tock. 3. Best side hill plow, |
/ Pra>r & Son, Hartford, 2. Best swart
/ plow. i + St"rIn. .. Best harrow, 5
/ .trrIin, l. Best horse rake, & W l
/ Gir, Hartford, /.
Second Clas>-Best top buggy, W "
| Bean & Co. Randolph, 1. Straw cutter, Il
| Daniels G. Co, Woodstock, 2. hand rakes
| W $ English, Woodstock, |. Ok yoke, |
! r Nvr. Woodstock, |. Best buggy was
en-, Isaac Newton, Woodstock, 4; I'd, Z \
Chambrr,in Barnard, 3. The sleighs ex
hibtrd by Isaac Newton were highly com
mcnded.
Third Class-Best sewed boots, Joel Ea
ton, Woodstock, /. Best black smit
work, " J Strong, Woodstock, !.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Brown bread, Mrs G z Lord, Woodstock
2jc; cotton plant, IL G Circuit, Hartland
p: sugar eyaporator, Bates, Hartland
[; wheat bread, Mrs A L Simmons, Wood
stock, 80; 20, Mrs ID V Ransom, 25; cot
tage organs, j + Waterman, Plymouth, 8
bird, aud cages, o g Kimball, Wsodstock
|; + X .Jewett, case dental work, 2; case q
artificial teeth, + Il Jewett. Il 2 SINCE
, sewing machines and work, g 4 CONF
Hartford, 3; single sewing machine, e
Buruham, Woodstock, 2; White SEWN
marhlue, A w Tarbell, Springfield, 2; wae
; on Jack, G e Cone, 30: Kerosene burner an
eXtnnuisher combined, A Chedel, Pom
, fret, 90 also door stop and fastener, %
!. wash tub, j w ii Sterlin, Woodstock, 5O
lack screws, Il ID Vim, Windsor, |; sho
, case of fancy goods, y G kimball, |; col
tage organ. A A Magwire, Springfield, !
, E-,ey organ, J X Murdock, Woodstock.
Y cider mill and press, K Daniels & Co, |.
~rhe first dag was a failure, owing
!; the rain storm, and very little was dom
! Th, managers booked decidedly "blue
!. the second day opened better, b'
, continued "showry'
J.; IIoss TRor Second Day
{, Woodstock Park, September !7 Purse so
:, open 10 3 minute class. So to first sa5 to secnn
: sii to th,d, 10 To loruth. Mile heats, best thu
= III five 10 hurEcss.
. Geo own, Bristol. \, H., MS sr John Is ~
!; + Chambertim, Cliremont ms SIN Nellie. =
' W Dewey, Hartford, rs bk Luther, dr
:. f. LWnUdwar,, Windsor, MS VIZ snow DriltI !
+, Fred II Gibson, hester, ms b m Mary, -
/ Lnui, Barron, Woodstock, ms b m Linda SIS
5. Tume-2.5O, 80, !.Is. 25l.
u Same ,lav and track. Purse $l.5J, 2 40 cla
H. $1j /" first, S35 10 second, 50 to third ana $40
y fourth.
n Geo Brown Bristol II, ms gg Royal Prince,
ID Crnrlr, TI,l,r, Hartford NJ m tioverness, dl
~ II \ w""l, Barnard. MS b klllingion, =;
l" u ChamhrrlIn, ClartmOnt, n u Z Glide, ~
=. Uha,l,s TAYLOR Hartford MS b m Arctic Maid, IL
n. 1ime--! 81, 2.j2, 25l.
K, Third Day. Beautiful weather, al
&c e; big crowd Of people. The chief
Il fractions were the races, and very go'
u; tire made, too. Below we give t
+. summary
y Wo,d.tock Park, September 25 Purse 81
81 cIa.s. go! to first, $40 to second, ~ to th'
,n sl3 10 ioarih.
y. + |. Woodward, Windsor, ms brig ing Goster,2
l.. ! H. ChHuhpru, ClarrmU,t, ns = IN Mel It,,