Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-17

ing pillow for a light team. The No. l will
be an Improvement but requiring a
heavier team.
G. W. e c. w. Pease have the Bonanza
tanning mill, of which we made note
some weeks since. An excellent cleaner
MECHANICS HALL.
Entering the hall at the front, one meets
in the centre an cow Ferguson Bureau
Creamer, on the left l COW bureau,
while on the right is one of the same
company's new style and attractive refrig-
orators. The bureau has been fully de-.
scribed in our columns in the report
of the New England fair at Worcester.
Next comes the Cooley Dreamer, and
the first one shown is their new improved
cabinet dreamer. The principle in this
is the same as previously applied, but this
one has Il chamber under the tank for the
cans. and device for drawing the milk
from the bottom Of the can through an
Illuminated faucet. By this device the
cans can be emptied of milk without lift
ing them from the tank. The cans are
readily removed by adjusting single
screw. The material and workmanship
of the Vermont Farm Machine Company
making this creamer are of the best, and
their evaporator which stands next in line
is another proof of the fact. This evap-
orator is considered Indispensable by all
the best sugar makers. They also show
the Davis swing churn and the Eureka
butter worker.
Geo. j. Prince, West Randolph, shows
some handsome butter tubs, and Prince
Brothers. same place, two very handsome
and deliberately ornamonted croquet sets
The Adams Slate and Tile Company
Northfeld, show handsome samples o.
roofing slate from the Mortified quarrics
The hatfield Fertilizer Company, Bos
ton, Mass, show samples of their goods,
including special fertilizers for grains
grass, flowers, etc.
II. A. Blake, Sutton, shows samples O.
the soluble Pacific guano. We have uset
some of this fertilizer this year and shall
report on it later.
G. w. Bradley, Sunderland, shows a
large variety of butter boxes, holding
from one-half pound to six pounds. He
also shows wooden plates costing one anC
two cents each-handsome and cheap.
f. N. Porter shows ornamental metallic
corners for screen frames.
Moseley & Stoddard, Poultney, have
two of the Moseley Cabinet Creamers OF
exhibition. This We have described be
fore, but we did not state what we hav,
since learned that they received the silye
medal at Worcester. They also shov
their pyramidal milk strainer which W.
have used this season with great and in
creasing satisfaction. Send for a circular
Geo. w. Pease, Hartford, shows Eand
some samples of White Wilson, Clawson
Lost Nation, White Hamburger wheat
Chas. w. Pease, Hartford, Clawson an,
White Hamburger. Mr.. G. w. Peas
informs us that he raised thirty-four bush
els per acre on four acres.
In vegetables, two squashes, two lot
of tomatoes, a few potatoes, beets an,
turnips and one pan of carrots comprise,
the show. No corn, not a pumpkin, n,
big squash. What are we coming to?
L. N. Scovile has two chamber sets
one in black walnut, marble topped, the
other brown ash with Hungarian ash pan
els. The parlor set is Queen Anne style
upholstered in spun and raw silk. and sill
plush.
! G. M. Lyon has also two sets, on
brown ash, the other grained and marble
lied. A very handsome parlor set, will
mirrors, hangings, ETC., complete his cx
hibit. His furniture in the press head
quarters is what we most appreciate prob
ably.
The Lane Manufacturing Company
Montpelier. have on exhibition tire,
planning machines, matching machine
single machine and single packing ma
chine. Want of room prevented the show
Nof their celebrated saw mills, but they hat
room to show two gold, silver and bronze
medals, including the large one won Il
the centennial. They will add to thu
collection the society's gold medal jus
granted.
NJ: Wright & Son, Montpelier, show
three planners.
Barstow Stove Company, Boston, an,
+. Blanchard, Montpelier. show handsome
stoves, and the latter handsome case O
tools, guns, powder, sportsman's goods
| etc.
j.. Hodges, Jericho, shows three size!
Climax churn, an octagonal box, turning
endwise on pinions in frame.
Wells Richardson & Co., Burlington
have their perfected butter color.
d. b. Wooster, Marshficld, has Woos
ter's Perfection Creamery. In this sys
tom of milk setting the cans are set about
half way down through q tank, the ice
and water being in the tank above, while
the bottom half of the cans show in the
chamber under the tank
VIM. Samson & Co., East Berkshire
show the Franklin County Churn, opera
ting like and similar to the Climax churn
except that the Franklin County is round
Putnam & Marvin exhibited samples o.
the Higgins salt-sample bags of which
were given to dairymen wishing to try q
salt so highly commended.
We have used this salt and like it much,
rs it dissolves readily, is free from impair.
ties and does not cake in standing.
FLORAL HALL.
II. P. Closson, Thetford, shows II circu-
lar bank and pyramid of flowers, in which
gladiolas, dahlias,,, verbenas, etc., were
blended in beauty.
Mrs. VIM. Clarke, Barre, showed three
beautiful crosses set in banks of flowers