The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-09-16
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a. !, est display, 20 or more, Cherbino & William.
~ o. "fddleburv, ego. l. CLARK, 10.
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.o 'est display, 20 or more, Cherbino & William.
" o. "'udiebury, e2oi l. CLARK, TO-
MUTTON sEEEp.
Best ram years or over Geo. Roscoe. Addison.
Vi John llalnon. Cornwall, l.
hcst ram lamb,C Il Branch, Middlcbury, |.
m ewes years old or over, Geo Roscoe, q; John
8 ewesi year or over, c l. Branch, Q.
D eve lambs. John IIalnon, 2.
GLASS f.-Swine.
best Best boar. J. AicAfahon, u; E J olmstcd, East
Best sow, J McAfahon, 4; p. Tuilcy, Cornwall,
Best pigs. p Tulley 3; J, Mcmahon, ?.
CLASS D. Poultry.
Trio light brahmas, II A Rowe, 1; colored
mo1kings, IL l. branch, partridge cuchins ii /,
Branch, i brown leghorns, IL l. branch, l.
mar lar Geese, Boar'lman. l Guinea hens, t
Trio Plymouth Rocks, l. " Pcet, Cornwall.
CLASS 0.--Butter, Cheese, &c.
Tub butter, Mrs j L, Hambin Cornwall al. &,
!. Sranch. Middlebury, 3; A Child, Weybridge,
- Best display canned mutt, Mrs nj Il Williamson,
Cornwall, 2; Miss Enle Boardman, Middlebury,
Classic Fruit.
Best Q varieties of apples-E Kendall, New IIa.
ven, 81.
Best varieties pears-F II James, weybridge.
=. Il Boardman, Middlebury, 1.
Best varieties plums-T Boardman, ..
Best varieties grapes, M DC Pontce, New IIa
Largest and best display of applcs-M DcPon.
tee, New Haven, 2. Il Kendall, l.
:, Largest and best display of pears--M Dc
Pontee, 2.
Largest and best display of grapcs-M Dc
Largest and best display of fruit ] A Child,
Weybridge,2.
Display Of home raised peaches, Mrs, NJ. b
Williamson, Cornwall, 1.(gratuity).
CLASS 11-Te0etables. Seeds aud Grains,
=, Largest and best display, VIM. d Lane, New
Best 5pumpkins-w ID Lane l.
Best squashes-W ID Lane, i.
Best water mclons-N Grosvenor, Ferrisburg,
Best 3 muskmelons-E l. Moody, weybritlpe.l l.
Best bushel potatoes-J Towle, Cornwall, 1.
=, Best display OF potatoes 10 or more varieties
Best one-half bushel onions-L w Peet, Corn
beet IL carrots-w ID Lane, New Haven. l.
Best IL early table beets-w Lane, New IIa-
Best table beets, winter,-w Lane, l.
Best display beets, 6 varetes-W ID Lane, New
Haven. l.
Best - turnips, Swedish-W ID Lane.1
Best II turnips, nat--W ID Lane, New Haven, l.
Q heads cabbage-N c March, Middlebury, /,
Peck tomatoes-N March, /.
One.hali bushel winter wheat-Rolln Lane
Spring wheat-Rollin Lane, l.
Winter rye1,L ", Peet. Cornwall, 1.
Oats q Wellington, Middlebury, l.
Barley-L w Peet, Cornwall, l.
Beans Ira Wright, weybridge, l.
Peas-George Roscoe, Addison, ].
Buckwheat-M De Pontee, New Haven, /.
Trace seed corn-O + Hulburt, New Haven, /.
CLASS 1a.-Domesfie Manufactures,
Carriage blanket, Mrs f p Cushman, Middle
bury,2. Miss Lizzie Buttolph. Middlebury, l.
,, Fliteen yards rag carpet. Mrs. NJ L Farmer,
Weybrdge,2 Mrs: L L Moody, Weybridge, /.
dlebury, 50c.
Cotton stockings Miss Ellie Boardman, East
Middlebury, 50c.
Wool socks, Miss Ellie Boardman, soc. Mrs.
Isaac Lovett, soc.
CLASS 13.-Needfo and Fancy Work,
Fancy quilt, Mrs. L Dodge, yreybridge. ..
Miss Flora Richards, Cornwall, j.
Patchwork quilt, silk, Ella Foote, Middle.
bury, 2.
-. Patchwork cotton quilt, Mrs L L Moody,
| Weybridge, .. Abigail Dow, Lincoln, /.
boosted quilt, Miss florance a fright, Mid.
debury, .. Mrs. p: Cbampn. Middlebury, l.
Comforter quilted or tied, Mrs NJ DE Pontee,
New lIaven,2. Mrs. / hodge, Weybrdge, i.
Crochet tidy, Mrs. + A James, Weybridge, /.
Toilet or table mat, Mrs. 4 Boarlman, Middle
| bury,
Display OF needle work, Miss Alice Twitcheil,
:, Specimen Of silk embroidery, Mrs II johnson,
Nergennes, j.
Cotton and linen embroidery. Mrs. A U'illiam.
q Igorsted embroidery, Mrs. E. p Cushman,
:, Embroidered stand cover. Mrs Ii C johnson,
Embroidered lamp mat Mrs. II c johnson. l.
Soi mb EloW, Mrs. Ms. II Rowe. Middebnry.
Mrs Il l. Cushman, Middlcoury, soc.
CLASS I4.-Artistic.
Best painting in oil, Miss Jennie Robbins,
Pencil sketches. L Barker. Leicester,
,, COLLECTION Photographic pictures, } T. Gauvin,
Specimens ornamental penmanship, VH Bond.
and Frank Champagne, MiddleDury, gratuties
recommended.
CLASS 15-Flo,cers aud Plants.
Best collection cut flowers, Mrs. d Tucker
hiiddiebury, 0. Sumner, MiddleDury, 3.
Potied plants. Mrs. A J Sumner, 3.
p, Parlor bouquet Miss Mary Gee, 9 Mrs. d
r, Pair E hand bouquets. Miss Mary Cecil. Mrs. J
~ Native flowers, Mrs. j seeley.2. Mrs. d
Tucker, J.
Display fern work. Mrs NJ @ Porter. Middle
bury, >
GO, Collection dahlias, Mrs J d Tucker, l. Miss
Nerbenas, Mrs A J Sumner, Mddlebury. l.
Mrs. NJ Dc Pontee, New Haven, zoe -
Asiers' Mrs Nj DE Pontce. ], J Tucker, Doc.
5Oc " ~ '"'oo'
Pansies, Mrs j d Tucker, l. Mrs. NJ DC Pontcc
Floral design, Mrs. ID Tucker, p Mrs. M DE
Pontee.l.
CLASS 16-Bread and Cake.
Best loaf wheat bread, Mrs. j q Wellington
Mlddlebury, Miss Linda Towlc Cornwall soc
,, Brown bread, Mrs; ii James wcybridge, !
ACard biscuit, l. IIamblin Cornwall, ]; Mrs. +
ii James, JCc.
Sponge cake, Mrs. Mcmahon MiddIcbnrv I.
Miss Mary Gee, zoe.
Fruit cake, Miss Mary Gee, /,
soc. """os'
Delicate cake, Mrs Henry Robbins. Cornwall.
Miss Linda Towle. Soc.
OF the long exhibit of farm and road
implements on which 10 premiums are
offered the committee make honorable
mention of the Little Giant Road Ma
chine by +. NJ. Strong of Vergcnncs.
The weight of this machine is about
400 lbs, and warranted to TURNPIKE one
half mile of road per day, in heavy soil,
thoroughly. throwing in ten burrows
on side, and with the same team har-
row and roll IL and shape it better than
done In the usual way. Patented NAV
"a, 1881. We believe it competent TO
turnpike in good shape all the roads in
Addison county with the tax issue In
single year, and it is claimed by parties
who have used it and are competent to
judge OF its merits, in addition will nav
for all the machines made TO do the
work. A single hour on the track was
of great benefit and all observers ac-
knowledged its merits. The machine
has been moved to the State fair.
The Cassaday Sulky Pillow, n. A.
Foot of Cornwall, general agent for
State OF Vermont. Simple in construc-
ton, easily operated and of great
strength and well adapted to all kinds
of soils, Of light draft, and turns any