The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-01


Chief of Police, |. Nj. Trip.
Managers-Addison, G. Z. Morrison
Bridport, j. j. Crane; Bristol, NJ. d
Parmelec; New Haven, j. X. Nash
Vergcnncs, VIM. +. Green; Panton
i VIM. III. TenBroeck Ferrisburgh, Or
vile G.. Stone Monkton, l.. f. Beers
Starksboro, Samuel ID. IIolcomb; Lin.
coin, j. Nj. Stearns; Ripton. j. Battell
Middlcbury, G.. c. Cady; Weybridge
j. b. Cherbino; Cornwall, Frank Hook.
err; Orwell, II. G. Hubbard; Whiting
Z. X. Williams; Shoreham, f. n. Bis.
shen, Chas. Washburn; Hancock, John
Wright; Granville, W. l.. Yinton
Salisbury, II. G.. Goodrich; Waltham
f. ID. Barton.
PREMIUM LIsT.-CoMMITTEEs.
Glass L CatNe.
Premiums same as last year.
Durhams.-Julius North, Shoretam
VIM. p. Nash, New Haven; f. j. Mat
thews, Middlebury.
Ayrshire and Devons-M. j. Els
worth, Cornwall; G. e. Child, Wey-
bridge; Walter Crook, Salisbury.
Jcrseys-E. b. Douglas, Shoreham
A. ID. Everts, Waltham; II. 5. Sumner,
Bristol.
Grades-H. N. Sollace, Bridport; II.
G. Sessions, Middlebury; Isaac Seeley,
Middlebury.
Cows and Town Teams-L. b. Dodge
Weybridge; n. b. Douglas, Cornwall
II. :. jackson, Waltham.
Oxen and Steers-H. f. Brevoort. Ad.
Olson; j. ii. Spraguc, Waltham; Oil
yer Hyde, Salisbury.
Class 2-HorSes.
Matched and single driving horses
ID. w. Nash, New Haven; ID. &. Bar
bour, Bridport; VIM. II. Delong, Corn
wall.
Stallions-L. G. Drake. Weybridge
Thomas Hammond, Orwell; John See
ley, Middlebury.
Brood Mares and Colts-H. C.. Good
rich, Salisbury; VIM. Remele, Middle
bury; S. Spaulding, Bridport
Glass 3-.Sheep.-( Merino Sheep out. y
Mutton Sheep-E. S. Wright, Wey-
bridge: c. l.. Branch, Middlebury; II
j. Hyde, Salisbury.
class f-SWine.
VIM. Turner, Cornwall; Henry Col.
lamcr, Bristol; David Lovett, Middle
bury.
f7oSs 5-PouHry.
l.. Dickerman, Bristol; A. j. Denc-
diet. Cornwall; :. l.. Sprague,i Wey-
bridge.
ChaSs g. Wood and Iron Confined.
&. l.. Harrington, Weybridge: G..
BissctIe, Orwell: G. w. Flint, New
Haven.
Glass 7--Nonnfdci"res Of " ood.
Chas. f. Curtis, Vergcnnes; p. N.
Cobb, Cornwall; Henry Warner, Bristol
Cioss S-Leather Manufactures.
Calvin Hill, Middlcbury; ID. A. Ro-
lcau, New Haven; A. T.. Nahum, Bris-
toll.
Class 9-Bufter, Cheese, Honey, etc.
II. j. Hyde, Salisbury: NJ. Roscoe,
New Haven; T.. w. Bird. Middleburv
Geo. Smith, Bridpori.
Glass IO-FlVH.
A. Chapman, Middlebury: G.. u. Nor
rison, Addison; VIM. f. Green, Ver-
gennes.
Glass IL Vegetables.
G. c. Cady, Middlebury; l.. Peet,
Cornwall; A. Boardman, Middlebury.
Glass I2-DomeStic Nanutdcfu,'es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Porter, Middle
bury; Mrs. f. o. Porter, Cornwall /:
Mrs. f. :. Wright, Weybridge; Mrs.
Asa Willmarth, Addison Mrs. j. Hal
liday, Middlebury; Mrs. Ed. Cor
ham, Addison; Mrs. j. r. Nash, New
Haven.
Glass l3-Needle and Fancy Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Child, of Wev-
bridge; Mrs. W. p. Nash. New Haven !:
Mrs. II. f. Bowditch, Mrs. j. A. James ),
Weybridge; Mrs. A. ID. Everts, Walt
ham; Miss Hattie Dyer, Salisbury.
Glass I4-Artiaic.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. johnson. Vereen-
mes; Prof. and Mrs. II. M. Seely, Mid
dlebury; Joseph Battell, Ripton; Mrs.
Edwin Vallette, Mrs. M. II. Eddy, Mrs.
L: E: Knapp, Middlebury; Mrs. w. b.
Child, Weybridgc; Miss Lille Sever
ance, Middlebury.
Glass 15-F7oweys and Plants.
Chas. Cardell, Miss Laura Parker,
Middlebury; Mrs. f. Nj. Shaw, Wey-
bridge; Mrs. George Hammond, Mrs.
J. G. Wellington, Middlebury; Mrs. j.
j. Crane, Bridport.
Glass IG-Breod and cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Wright, Wey.
bridge; Miss Anna j. Stowell, Corn
wall; Miss Alice Twitchcll Miss Mary
Hubert, Middebury; Miss Hattie
Farnsworth, New Haven.
Glass I7-Field Crops.
+. 5. Wright, Weybridge; G. ID.
Lane, Cornwall; j. II. Ford. Middle.
bury.
Certificates for these premiums will
be furnished on application, by the sec
Rotary, with blanks containing questions
to be answered as to the methods, ex-
pense, &c, of raising the different crops
competed for; and afiidavits will be re-
quired to correctness of said answers.
Samples of one-half bushels, each TO be
exhibited at the annual meeting.
TROTTING PREMIUMS.
On the second day of the fair two
purses will be trotted for, as follows:
Farmers Purse for $30--l2 to first,
SO TO second, SO to third, 81 to fourth.
2.i0 race for $75-Sl0 TO first, $50 to
second, $l5 to third.
On the third day two races will be
trotted;
Three minute race for $685. to
first, Sl5 TO second, $40 to third.
Free for all race for Sl00-S5O to
first, $50 to second, $40 to third.
Committee on all raccs-D. Rider,
Middlebury; A. c. Harris, IL. belong,
Shoreham.
Corrected premium list will appear
later. Purses will be offered to base
ball clubs, also TO hose companies.
The premiums on Merino sheep are
discontinued. Yet arrangements have
been made for a large exhibition by
prominent breeders of the county, who