Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-10-02
Humphrey Gould ms Washington, J J
Abel Mccoy M Rob, y
Edgar Ball ns BETTY, 22

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Edgar Ball ns betty, = =
Time 2,5s, 2 500, s,5sa'
Meantime q baby show was ln pro
gress with 4 competitors, The preml
ums were awarded to Johnnie II. Hicks
lst, Edward G. Iloislngton "a, Hattie
Smith Sd, and several received honor
able mention.
Premiums were awarded, as follows
HORSES.
Brood mares with l0al by thclr side,
John W lIagcr 90; I'd, j NJ and Y y
Aldrichl, Best . yrs colts, John Eaton
Springfield, | 30; I'd, John W llager
/, Best WIS colts. Charles HAYWARD
Springfield, | 30; I'd, Charles Walker
Wcathcrsicld, /. Best ycarling colt, Geo
Adams West Windsor, 80. lIcsl W
stock horses, G II Hubbard, Springfield
2. Best gcntcmens driving horses,
Martin Pike, | 80; I'd, II Miller, Spring
field, /, Best matched horses, & ! Fay
Windsor, 9; I'd, & W Davis, Baltimore
!.
SHEEP.
Best 2 yrs and over, line wool sheep
q l. Cutler, Springfield 90. Hest yoarl'
Ing fine wool bucks, Leon a Cutler,
Springfield, |. Best pen fine wool buck
lambs, Leon A Cutler, |; ID, j NJ " & j
Aldrich, 80. Best pen ycarllng fine WOO
ewes, Leon A Cutler, Springfield, J 5o
Best pair fine wool owe lambs, j NJ y
& Il AldriCh, /; I'd Leon A Cutler, 80
Best 2 yrs coarse wool buck, W ii
lIascall, Springfield, /; I'd, Otis Slcarns
Springfield, 20, Best PEN yrs coars.
wool ewes, w II Ilascall, so; "a W ii
IIascall, |. Best pen of ycarling coarse
wool ewes, W II llascall, !. Best per
coarse wool eve lambs, w ii llascall, !.
CATTLE
Best . yrs thoroughbred Jersey COW
w II Haskell, Springfield, 2; Cd, OTIS
Stcarns, /. Best thoroughbred Durham
COW, 3 yrs and over, j upham, 2. Best
thoroughbred Jersey hcilcr, 2 yrs or ov'
cr, Otis Stcarns, 30. Best thorough
bred Jersey hcitcr, ycarling, W IL Has
kcll, |. Best 2 yrs thoroughbred bulls
w j Tollcs, ! 50; I'd, o II Hadwin, ].
Best ycarling thoroughbred Jersey bull
+ II Nichols, / so; 2d, PIP Hayward, !
Best yrs grade cow,J Upham, 2; "a
j M Il CT Aldrich, /. Best 2yrs grade
hcifcrs, j NJ n CT Aldrich, 80; I'd, j
M Il G L Aldrich |. Best grade calves
j Lewis /; I'd, + II Nichols 80. Best !
yrs working oxen, W A Paine, 2; "a, I
N Whcelock, /. Best 4 yrs oxen ) I
Latham, Springfield, 2; I'd, Martin Pike
/. Best yrs steers. = II Grimes, Spring
field, / 80; w j Tollcs,l. Best 2 yrs
steers, Il w Wheeler, 80. Best yearl.
ing steers, p II Grimes, i; I'd, j NJ " Z
+ Aldrich, so.
Best litter Of pigs, j Upham, /.
POULTRY.
Best coop hens, A Pike, 70; I'd, Il L
Warren, 30. Best pair geese, o Stcarns,
20.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Best tub butter, w A Forbush, !. Best
factory cheese, Leland Il Field N Spring.
field /; I'd, O II Hadwin, 80. Best ma
pie syrup, Mrs S II Nuttings, 30: I'd, o X
Hadwin, 20.
Best variety of apples w III Johnson,
Chester, 1; I'd, John Spatlord, %. Best
variety not included in the above. IL IL
Hicks, /. Best variety of pears, j M "
IF Aldrich, /; I'd, W A Forbush, so.
Best lot of plums, II Moore, 80. Best
lot of grapes, S W Buttcrteld, 50; I'd, j
Gould, 25.
GRAIN AND GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Best sample wheat, L p Warren, 80.
Best variety of potatoes, W III Haskell,
so; I'd, G W Kenney, 20. Best trace
seed corn, l. Warren, so; I'd, Geo Davis,
Baltimore, %. Best lot beans, Il w Ken
ney, so. Best peck onions, E B Leland,
so. Best peck oats, l. Bailey, Chester,
80. Best peck tomatoes, G W Kcmey,
30.
FLORAL HALL.
Rag carpeting, Mrs Joseph Lewis, 70;
I'd, Mrs Charles Streeter, 80. Boquet OF
dried grass, Mrs j Hammond, 10. Sam
pie black walnut graining and sign, j
S Chandler, Is. Gentleman travelling
companion, Mrs A G Ordway, Chester,
10. oil paintings, Mrs J FIagg, 90. l
feather wreath, Miss G E Pollard, 90.
Sorrento carving,J NJ Lewis, Is. 3 CEN
tire tables, j M Lewis, Is. gray squil.
rel and cage, G Boehmen, 10. Cage red
squirrels. G Boehmen, 10. pair pigeons,
Gmported,) G Boehmen, 10. pencil!
drawings, T C Fcdfeld, IS. , bed
spreads, Mrs B Newton, so. Fancy pic
ture frames, Miss l. Newton, 10. Charm
quilt, ll2O pieces, Ellen M Holt, 20. ?
tides, Ellen M Holt, 10. 1 sett fancy
Ellen NJ Holt, 10. quilt 1900
pieces, Miss e E Pollard, 80. | motto,
Miss G E Pollard, %. l spread, Mrs M
Guild, Chester, 80. 2 frames spatter
work, Nellie A Pierce, 20. 3 chromos,
II Nj Trussell, 10. Fancy work. Grace
and Abbie Eaton, 90. Tides and toilet
cushion, Nellie A Pierce, %. Bed quilt,
Mrs G. Davis, Baltimore, 25. Pair tlan-
mel blankets, Mrs G Davis, Baltimore, 80.
Boquet of flowers, Mrs j S Cook, 10.
Centre table cover, Mrs f S Afford. 90.
Silk shawl, Miss Mary Tobey, %. Bed
quilt, Mrs r Holden, %. Lamp matt,
Mrs G Il Shelden, 20. Vase flowers, Mrs
+ Sheldon, 10. Tidy, Mrs c Amsden,
25.
MECHANICS HALL.
Soap stone stoves, II Henry, %.
Wheelbarrow, Sample painting) James
Chandler, 80. Smith American Organ,
A A Magwire, Springfield, l 25. Cor
hams Combined Seeder and Cultivator,
John r Gill, Springfield, 90; This was
he best thing we have ever seen and well
worth the attention of every farmer.
Bee hive, L W knights, so. Weed Sew
ng Machine, w ii Upham, Bello ws Falls,
Is. Whites Sewing Machine, A W Tar
bell, 80,