Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-05-29

No. ]. Stallions.-L. w. Avery, North
field; IL 2. Martin. Marshfield; Gurdol
Martin, Wiliamstown.
No. 2. Matched Horses for Driving.-L
Gale, Barre; o d Town, Woodbury.; j
Ii. Ransom, Nurthfield
No. 3, Matched Horses for Work.
Albert Town, Marshird; A. E. LIveioy
Moretown; j. C. Gallup, Mortified.
No 4, Brood Mares and Colts.-O. c
Wilder, Waitsield; w. S. Martin, Plain
field; VIM. Holton. Mortified.
No. s. Driving Geding or Mare -Johr
Trow. Barre; Jason Jeffords, Williams
town; A. E. Lovejoy, Mnretown.
No. 6, Walking Geldng or March,
Z. Jones, Barre; D. o. Davis, Mortified
A. S. Bliss Calais.
CLASS Two-CATTLE.
No. Z, Oxen and Steers.-IIermon Cut
Ter. MT>hield: Smith Martin. Orange
Elisha Town, Woodbury..
No 8, Fat Clttle.-C. w. Bragg, War.
rem; o Thomas, Woodbury.; Warner
Bailey. Montpelier.
No 9 Durham Thoroughbrels Gin
ton Cutler Etst Montpelier; Oils Wallace
Watslirld; David Gale. Williamstown.
No. TO- Dtvons and Dutch. K.
Toby, Calais; f. G. Gilman, Montpelier
F. $ Kmball, Mortified.
No. II, Jerseys -Amory Allen, Barre
Josiah Holden, Wailsfcld; - Chase
Waterbury.
No. II, Natives.-E. N. Ainsworth,
Woodbury.; f. c. Gilman, Montpelier
Nathan Skinner. Planfield.
| No. ID. Grade where Durham blood
predominates.-W Loomis, North
lid; A. NJ. Pierce, Moretown; NJ. G.
Gnodalr, Woodbury..
No. II, Grade where other blood than
Durham predominate,.--Eli Holden.
'arre; Stephen Spencer, Plainfield; Joel
Holden.
No. Is. Sweepstakes.-A. V. Taylor.
'laintield; George Fisher, Waitsfeld; w.
w. thomas, Woodbury..
CLASS TIREE-suEEP.
No. Is, Fine Wools.-Loren Ketchum,
Barre; Martin Bass, Wlliamslown; Edwin
louise Wait>field.
No. II, Southdowns.-L. G. Dwinell,
East Calais; Julius Palmer, Waits6eld 4;
Thomas Stevens, East Montpelier.
No. IS, Colswolds.--S S. Kelton,
George Davis and N. C. Tabor, East
Montpelier.
No. 10, Grades.-I. G. Little, Williams
own; G. A. Bartlett, PMinfield; F. &.
Marshall, Water bury.
No. 20, FIT Sheep.-William Mears
Barre: Phander Ryford, Warren; John
L. Mosley. Nurhtield.
CLASS FOUR SWINE.
No. 2l.-W. c. Nye, Barre; Newell
Farnham, Williamstown; II. d. Camp,
Orange.
GLASS FIVE-PoULTRY.
No. %, Pure Bloods.-George Davis,
East Montpelier; N ,hum Palmer, Plain
held; Virginius Perrin. Mortified. Best
rio of any variety, without regard to age,
81 !; second best, 80 cents. Premiums to
be awarded in accordance with the
" American standard"
CLASS sIX-FRUITs AND VEGETABLES.
No %, Vegetables. ID. B. Wheelock
Barre; I B. Stevens. East Montpelier;
AARON Webster, Roxbury.
No. 81, Fruis.-A. d. Arms, East
Montpelier; Carlos Carpenter, Barre; L
B. Huntington, Montpelier.
CLASS sEvEN-DAIRY, SUGAR, HONEY AND
BREAD.
No. 2j.-NIr and Miss George and
Olive lawson, Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
King, Montpelier; Mr. and Mrs l.. w.
Avery, Mortified. Butter, b st fifteen
pounds and upward, ST. SO, So and ST.;
cheese, best ten pounds and upwards, So
and 5 maple sugar, best ten pounds and
upwards. 81 and 81; honey in box, besu
ten pounds and upwards. 50 and ST.; hest
loaf of wheat bread. rs and so cents best
loaf of rye and corn bread, rs and so
cents; best sample of maple honey. rs and
30 cents.
CLASS EIGHT--FLOUR, GRAIN AND SEEDS.
No. &C. w. Barber, Barre; NJ. V.B.
uollistcr, Marshtield; S. ii Foster, Calais.
CLASS SUPERINTENDENT IMPLEMENTS
No. 27.-D .nel Taft. Barre; Carlos
Taft, WuitslieId; Albert Chase, Northfcld
CLASS TEN-MECHANIC ARTS.
No. 28.-L E. Heath. Woodbury.; Philo
Towle, Moretown; +. G. Gilman, Monlpe.
litr.
CLASS CHARACTERISTIC MANUFACTURES
AND MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 29.-Mr. and Mrs A. P. Town.
Marshfeld; Mrs. d. B. Wheelock. Barre;
Mrs Frank Plunley, Mortified; Mrs. W.
E. Marshall, Waterbury Center.
CLASS TwELvE-FIELD AND ROOT CROPS.
No 80 -Geoge Rowland, Elst Montpe.
Iier; E E.Andrews, Berlin; j. N. Ketchum,
Barre.
Other appointments have also been
made, as follows:
General Superintendent-Joel Foster,
Superintendent of Horses-J. II. Ran
som, Mortified.
Superintendent of Cattle-H. II. Martin,
East Montpelier.
Superintendent of Swine, Sheep and
PouIrry-C. X. Gray, East Montpelier.
Superintendent of Floral Hall-Mr and
Mrs. f. Hun ley, NorlLfeld; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Babcock. Montpelier.
Superintendent of Agricultural Hall and |
Agricultural Implements-F. G. Gilman,
Marshal-O. D. Town. Woodbury..
Superintendent of Trotting--G George
Davis, East Montpelier. Judges of Trot-
,ing-L. w. Avery, Mortified; N. q.
Tabor, Montpelier; Albert Martin, Will
Jamestown.
Three hundred dollars will be appro
oriated to trotting, as follows:
Purse No. /, 800 free for all-$50 to
irst, S25 10 second, Sl5 TO third and $40
% fourth.
Purse No. 2, S75-for horses that never
peat two forty-five-S30 to first, 500 to
econd, Sl5 to third and $40 to fourth.
Purse No 5, S30-for three year Odds
md under-S12 to first, SO to second, ST
o third and 81 to fourth.
Purse No 1. S40-for horses TINT never
rcat three minutes-Sl7 to first, Sl2 to
second, SO to third and 81 TO fourth.
Purse No. 3, S55-for horses that never
,eat o-ffty-$25 to first, SIS to second,
$40 to third and 81 to fourth.
Washington county fair is open to the
tate. The entries of all animals and
,onltrv for nrnmiums must be made so as |