The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-07

Grams.
Five pumpkins, John Foley, Middle
bury. 81.
Five .quashcs, Isaac Stafford, West
-ali,in i, 81.
Five Wmermelons, J. Il. Dyer, Sails
bury, 81.
Five nuskmeluns, j. +. Dyer, 81.
Bu.ihl of potatoes, G.. l.. Branch,
Middiebury, 81.
Hall bushcl OF onions. Rollin Lane,
Cornwall, 81.
Twelve parsnips, J. +. Dyer, 81.
Twelve table becis, ID. N. Buttolph,
Middebury, 81.
Twelve stock bcets, w. d. Lane,
New Haven, 81.
Display of beets in variety, Rollin
Lane, 50.
Twelve Swedish turnips, ID. N. But
tolph, 81.
Peck tomatoes, G.. l.. Branch, 81.
Half bushel of spring wheat, Truman
T. Smith, Addison, 81.
Half bushel of rye, Rollin Lane, 81.
Halfbushel of beans, G. l.. Branch, 81
Half bushel ofpeas, Truman T. Smith,
81.
Class I2-Domestic Manufactures
Wooden hose, Mrs. E. d. Scarf, Corn
wall, 81.
Infants banket, wooden, Mrs. +. d.
Scarf, I'd prem, LOO.
Cotton star quilt, Mrs. Mary Gee,
Middlebury, 100.
Patchwork quilt, Mrs. j. Halnon,
Cornwall, -.
Worsted quilt, Mrs. j. Halnon, 100.
Patchwork quilt, Masters Freddie and
Willie Button, Middlebury-very fine
not entered for premium.
Wooden mittens, Mrs. ii. Gorham
Middlebury, so cts.
Chadwick Bros, Middlcbury WOODEN
Mills, entered twelve pieces fancy cas-.
simeres, which were awarded prem.
ium of $500. The committee say of it
"This exhibit is the only one of its class
and is in every respect creditable to the
establishment, and merits the highest
approval of the committee and the pub.
lie. The samples are deserving of {
larger premium than your committee
are at liberty to recommend"
Glass I3-Needle and Fancy Work.
Cotton patchwork quilt, Mrs. Ass
Willmarth, Addison, 200.
Tidy, Miss Mary Gee, Middlebury
LOO Mrs. E. II. Robbins, Cornwall
I'd prem.
Lady's undergarments, Mrs. M. G
Sampson, Addison, 100; Mrs. O. A
Briggs, Leicester, so cts.
Worsted work, Miss frankie Lang
worthy, Middlebury, 100.
Infants clothing, Mrs. A. o. Moody
Bristol, 100. 'fD
Lamp mat, Mrs. M. G.. Sampson, 90
Slippers, Miss Hattie f. Child, Wey
bridge, 100.
Best lace work, Miss Ella phil
Bridport.
Best toilet set, Mrs. NJ. G.. Sampson.
Glass I4-A,tistic.
Wax work. Miss Ella p. Hill, Bird
port, 100.
The committee commend the pei
drawing by John w. Chapman of Mid
dlebury, and the design for house ant
barn by S. M. Golf of Addison. The,
also commend for premium the scroll
work of Mr.. Junius Severance.
Glass I5-Floacers and Plants.
Collection of cut flowers, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, of Middlebury, 1000.
Parlor bouquet, Mrs. James Tucker
800.
Pair hand bouquets, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, 800.
Bouquet native flowers, Mrs. Jane
Tucker, 200; Miss L. II. Willard, loo
Collection each of roses, dahlias, yer
benas, asters, phloxes and pansies, Mrs
James Tucker, 200 each.
Plant stand with ten or more plants
II. NJ. Langworthy, 500.
Awards of merit are made to the fol
lowing articles, properly coming unde
Glass 6: Four plows, steel and iron
G. b. Stone; three iron beam plows
w. w. Swiney, M;ddlebury; one tire
and post hole digger, NJ. j. Rose; on
wagon jack, A. j. Fields; one wagol
jack, c. A. Piper, Middlebury; on
washer, Geo. L. Porter, Middlebury
one churn, II. B. Dodge, Middlebury
one hay knife, ii. B. Dodge; thre
plows, II. B. Dodge.