Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-10-22

ton as no premium was offered town
team, Lunenhurgh, Lancaster fa. or
en-, o + Bothell, A p Freeman three
year-old steers. Joseph Winch, first
and second two-year-old steers, A =
Freeman, John Costello, one-year-old
steers, 3 ID Carleton, first and second /;
trained steers, boys premium. c X
Spaulding T; working oxen, Wpl. J
Hartman, J Costello.
sHREP.
Best buck, Vim. Farnham, Eddie l.
Porter; one-year-old buck, + Rose
brooks trained eve, G Ii Marshall !;
five eve sheep, w ] Hartman.
SWINE.
Berkshire boar, U Ray BERKSHIRE
SOW, o Ray Chester white boar. J IL
Woodward Palmer Chinese SOW. w
II Hanson, y f Bothell litter pigs, w
Ii Hanson grade pigs, ] d Rosebrooks
w II Hanson.
POULTRY.
Fowl, light Brdhma, b Ct Towne {;
chicks, light Brdhma, B G Towne {;
chicks, white Leghorn, Eddie Porter !;
chicks, game Bantam, Carrie Craw-
ford fowl, Seabright, B g Towne !;
chicks, Seabright, Carrie Crawford, W
J Harrim an Gesse, SeAbright, Harri-
man ducks. Pekin, J d Il osebrooks;
ducks. native, w j Hartman Domin-
que Leghorn, Rollin Webb. Onlyl pair
Brahma chicks, bnt-they are too poor
for first prize. The native ducks are
not mated and can not take first prize.
Light Brahma hens cannot take prize
for want of cocks to match.
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES.
Best Dbl. -four, Chester Ii. Cole tress
of corn, John Costello, j II Woodward;
wheat, Geo. Farnharn oats, Chas. IL
Cole variety garden veg, Henry II
Noyes lot potatoes, Henry II Noyes
Seeding potatoes, John Costello, w +
Smith apples, r q Grant, Edward
ltoweIl crab apples, Geo Farnham r
water melons, Henry II Moves musk,
Henry Ii Noyes turnips, J II Wood.
ward carrots, HenryH Noyes beets,
Ii s Webb tomatoes, g II Cole on.
ions, Henry IL Moves; cabbages, Hen.
ry HNoyes ; caulitlower, Henry Noyes;
pumpkins, A Woodward squash,
John Costello, G K spaulding sweet
corn, Henry II Noyes.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURERS.
Ten yards rag carpet, Mrs. W J Har.
riman two pounds stocking yarn,
Mrs. W ] Hartman hearth rug, Mrs.
F a HutchIns WOODEN socks, Mrs. b d
Wad ; WOODEN mi ems, Mrs. N Moul.
ton w olen drawers, Mrs. M J Hart.
fori ten yards flannel, B B Wade.
LIST OF ARTICLES tEXIRA) woR Fly OF
PRIZE.
Cathedral clock, A B Meacham {;
clock calendar, / w johnson siilseln.
broidery. Mrs. Il L Colby Russia
leather goods, F A Colby embroidered
table cover, Mrs. Frank Smith up.
pliqac table, Mrs. Frank Smith wool.
en- mittens, Mrs. Whipple. fancy quilt,
Mrs. o Ray birch bark pictures, Mrs.
w ) Lid L; ladies wosstgd hose, Mrs.
Hannah Cook sofa pillow, IL Cham
bsrldin toilet, Mrs. deo. NJ Stevens !;
hand painted bag and belt, Mrs. + V
Cobteish qnilt, Mrs. o Ray bed
spread, Mrs. Sarah Flanders lace ties,
Mrs. L A Hutehins -; tidy. Mrs. L
ilutchins leggins, Mrs. w + Smith
rugs, Mrs, Charlotte Savage worsted
sack, Miss Matte, Watson carriage
robe, Mrs. Il Ii Watson silk mit:cns,
AIRS. Nelson Kent; tidy, Mrs. Nelson
Kent carriage robe, Mrs. Nelson
Kent i, worsJsd rohe, Miss NJ Z Pink.
ham water color painting, Miss Alice
Spaulding pin cushion, Miss Alice
Spaulding white quilt, Mrs. J Harts-
horn picture, Mrs. Rose b GDoda!e ;
picture, Mrs. Sarah A McCarten f.; tidy,
Mrs. 0 Ray honiton lace, Mrs. G Il
Burns rush lace, Mrs. J Hartshorn !;
masonic column, Mrs. c Salcpon
worsted picture, Mrs. Jane Sparks !;
worsted cross, Mrs. John Hartshorn !;
rug, Mrs. J w Hartman carpeting,
Mrs. Sarah E Corell ,carpeting, Mrs.
Nevers.
PASTRY.
Brown Bread, Miss Mary f Pink.
ha graham bread, Mrs! AZ p Marshall
pastry, Mrs. NJ p Marshall, first and
second. -..
PRESERVES.
Preserves, Mrs. Frank Smith pick.
les, Moody p Marshall.
BUTTER.
Best tub butter, A Way, Mrs. II S
Webb, &c Grant, Mrs. J q Crawford,
G II Cole, J Ii Woodward sage cheese,
Mrs. c II Spaulding.
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