St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-09-07
SWINE.

Half bushel beets, so.
Three pumpkins, so.
Largest pumpkin, 25.
Three squashes, 50.
Largest squash, 25.
Three cabbage heads, so.
Largest cabbage head, 25.
Peck beans, 50.
Peck peas, so.
Peck tomatoes, 50.
Lot watermelOns, so.
Lot muskmelons, so.
CauIifiOwers, so.
Ruta-bagas, so.
Kohl-rabi, so.
String seed corn, rs, so.
String pop corn, 81.
Varieties table potatoes, rs, so.
Seeding potatoes, rs, 80.
Comb. E. Ruggles, chairman.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Tub butter made in June, 81, 3, 2, II
Tub butter made in Sept, A, 3, 2, l.
Fifteen lbs. cheese, 3, 2, i.
Come. 7. A. Humphrey, chairman.
SUGAR, HONEY, BREAD, ETC.
Tub maple sugar, not less than 20
lbs, rs cents, so.
Tub unrefned sugar, rs, so.
Bees honey, not less than 6 lbs, so.
Maple honey, not less than lbs, rs, 50.
Specimen white bread with recipe in
writing, so, 25.
Specimen graham bread, 50, 25.
Specimen rye and Indian bread, so, 25.
Lot pastry or more varieties, so, 25.
Specimen preserves, so, 25.
Specimen pickles, so, 25.
Ten pounds starch, so, 25.
$500 additional for discretionary pre-
miums.
Conf. N. Hall and wife, etc.
MECHANICAL wAREs-FIRsT CLASS.
Top buggy, So, 3.
Buggy wagon, 4, 2.
Single sleigh, 80
Lumber wagon, =.
Ok cart, 3.
Harrow, |.
Half dozen hand rakes, |.
Sidehill pillow, l.
Seed pillow, l.
Horse rake, |.
Root cutter, l.
Practical moving machine on exhibi-
ton, 3, 2.
Threshing machine, 5, 3.
Confidence Carpenter, chairman.
Lot doors, l..
Lot sash, l..
Lot blinds, l.
Six hay forks, l.
Six hoes, /.
Three axes, |.
Three axe helves, 80 cents.
Churn, |.
Ok yoke, l.
Specimen MAJ BILE work, 4.
Specimen granite work, 4.
Specimen cabinent work, 3.
Specimen upholstery work, 2.
Five specimens tin ware, |.
Specimens blacksmithing, 3, 2.
$500 in hands of committee for dis
cretionary premiums.
COm.-Danford Wiley, chairman.
SECOND CLASS.
Pair double harnesses, 3. 2,
Harness, 2, |.
Three sides sole leather, 2
Six sides upper leather, =.
Six dressed calf skins, 2.
Five sides harness leather, 2.
Pair thin boots, !, rs cents.
Pair thick boots, |, rs cents.
Com.-Geo. c. Barney, chairman.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Ten yds domestic full cloth, l.50, |.
Wove bed spread, I.50, L.
Ten yards carpeting, so, ].
Ten yards frOcking, so, /.
Ten yards flannel, 1.50, l.
Ten yards diaper, 1.50 |.
Ten yards tow and linen cloth, 80, |.
Ten yards rag carpeting, I.50, |.
Ten Or WOODEN blankets, I.50, |.
Hearth rug, so cents, so.
Pair knit drawers, 50, 50.
Pair mittens, 25, 25.
Pair gloves, 25, 25.
Pair lady's hose, %, 25.
Two lbs stocking yarn, 25.
Specimen linen thread, 25.
SO for discretionary premiums.
Com.-Ira G. Smith and wife, etc.
FLOWERS.
Display cut flowers, 81, ].
Collection of ANIMALS, I.50, rs.
Collection bienniaIs, I.50, rs.
Floral wreath, 100, rs.
Floral garland, so, IS.
Collection house plants, 1.50, rs.
Floral design, flowers, MOSES, grasses,
etc, LOO, so.
CONF. A. Walker and wife, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Photographs painted in oil, 2, L.
Photographs in water color and India
ink, 2, 1.
Plain photographs lin collection p, |.
Photographs, on porcelain, 2, l.
Com. Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks and
wife, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
' Embroidery, needlework, worsted,
penciling, drawing and other fancy
work, $25 in the committees hands to
be awarded on meritorious articles.
Comm. A. Potts and wife, etc.
JOSHUA BEMIS, President.
|. W. SANBoRN, Secretary.
Programme of Fair.
FIRST Day, Tuesday, September Is.
$3.50 A. NJ. Cavalcade of all oxen in two
teams, and all oxen and steers will
pass around the grounds inside the
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