The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

yo.s LAT ~ NJ. Csrhsia 2 steers year
LAT. Miner puriy. !. Fat oien. lat, $. 7.
Prnoe Co. ,. "a. W. y, styles 3 la,
coz. Isl. J Bentley 2.ad John re,iibone /.
Nsiire cove. lat. J. W Bo.ee 3; -. J, d.
Purdy 9. "a. Geo NJ Wall Two year
old better. ls,. Joha re,tibose; year old
beisea lat and "a. John Pc,iibone g.
nrHHo suar
Back years or over lat II NJ Boltum
6. "a. John Pci,ibope &. ~ Y. Hard ?,
Best Buck year old. lat.
II. ". Boiium 4: "a. Il. Hard ?, 81. r. IL,
Madison l. Back lambs. isi. II. NJ Dot.
ium &. "a T. Hard 2, 81. L. H. MstiisOa /.
Breeding ewes. lat, T. Hard d Two year
old ewes. i.L II. NJ Bottum 4; "a n.
2; 81. u H. Msi,ison l. Ewes year old.
Let, II. NJ Botlum. 4, "a, T. Hard 2: 50
John reitibone /. Eve lambs, lat, II. NJ.
Boi,um & "a Y. Hard .; 81, John Petit
bone !.
SWINE
Best boar. lat Joseph slocpm 8; "a, J.
W. Bowen 2; ID, Geo. NJ. Wall |. Sow
and pigs, lsi. Martin Mclaughlin. 4; "a,
J. w. Bowen 3; Sd. Joseph slocum 2,
rouLrBY.
Best display. LIST, G. A. Bradford. ., I'd.
Charles Ames 5. Best pair light Bramas,
LIST. II. G. Dawson /. Best pair Plymouth
Rocks ist aud "a, Charles Ameu, 80;
best pair turkeys, Joseph slocnm %
best T. b. Smith 30; best pair ducks
Joseph Sloeum la C. A. Bradford 80
VEGETABLES.
Best aud largest number OF varieties, lst,
Thomas Purdy 2; Early Rose, LIST, Il. l..
Graves 80; "a NJ Brouso .25; Orange Co.,
White, LIST, Thomas Purdy 80; Snow
Flakes, lst X. L. Graves 80; I'd, Chas.
Baldwin %; Burbank Seedlings, LIST, j.
ID. Purdy. 80, n. ii. Crossman %. Onions.
LIST, J. NJ iGregory 80; "a Il. II. Graves
%. Cabbages, LIST, J. NJ. Gregory 80;
%, W. J. Harrington rs. Stock beets,
LIST. Geo. q. Burton so; ID ]. NJ. Gregory
rs Table beets, LIST, w. A. Purdy 80 I'd
d. X Simonds %. Turnips, LIST, Y. Hard
so; W. J. Harrington 20.
FRUIT.
Best display Of Grapes, LIST, Chas Bald
win, 2. Pears. LIST. A b Walker !; I'd, G
Baldwin 80. Apples, lst ] + Thompson 2;
ID, Dean 4 Barrett /; 3D., Geo. NJ. Wall
so. Best single variety, lst Dean 4 Bar
rett /. 90; I'd, J w Bowen so. Plums, J 4
J X Burritt LOO.
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
Pan sugar, LIST, Herbert Thompson 2;
%, Leroy Bourn |. Pan syUp, lst ii
Hubbard 2; I'd, Herbert Thompson l..
Comb Honey, LIST, Charles Baldwin 2; I'd.
David Buckley l. Extracted Honey, Chas.
Baldwin /.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Tub butter, LIST, W A Purdy 3; I'd, j d
PuIdy 2; Sd, II L Purdy /. Dairy cheese,
LIST, N II Crossman 3; I'd ID Batchelder .;
Factory cheese, LIST, H G Harwood 8.
MECHANICAL WORK.
Best single wagon, J X Lee 2; I'd best,
] X Lee l. Single harness, LIST, VIM Viii.
liams' sons @ Boots and shoes, LIST Geo
Lugene 2, The judges in this department
also make honorable mention of the follow
ing. The Bridgeport cottage organ shown
by b Simonds and the Estey organ by
b H Long of Rutland W II Fullerton
for his exhibits of of Cortland carriages
and wagons, and harnesses and harnesses,
OF the Empire harness Co VIC Lampson
for fine exhibit Of carriages, wagons and
harnesses. L B Smith for two sizes OF
Cooleys cream ers and Davis churn, from
the we'll known VT, Farm Machine Co.
II G. Harwood for the exhibit OF fine
sulky pillow. 7 M Chapman q Co., of
Middlebury for Automatic stone litter and
stump puller. wv Kelley exhibits the
excelsior thill coupler which for simplicity
and durability must meet want that has
been felt 1t will couple tbills or pole
to wagon with neatness and despatch.
J Leary Of Dandy for two very fine horse
shoes. OK Wyman for the Eagle clothes
wringer one OF the best in the world. W
G Lampson exhibits the New Home
with all the improvements which for
simplicity of construction and easy adapt
ability to wide range Of work places 1T
high in the esteem OF every candid inves-
tigator. lie also shows the White which
has many good points W A Adams the
veteran sewing machine man exhibits the
Crown Machine which is among the good
ones. Pollard Co, OF Rutland exhibit
very fine lot Of ready made clothing OF
all grades etc. Some Of their stock is
is ahead OF anything alter found IN conn
try store and for prices they cannot be
beaten in this section Of the country at
least.
FLORAL HALL.
FLOWERS.
Cut flowers. George Smith l; Mrs. n II
Crossman 80; Mrs W Bown so. Plants,
@ 60 Smith 1; Mrs w Bowen ]; Mrs W
A purdy so Best single plant, Mrs ID
L Purdy /.
OIL pAIsrisas AND DECORATIONS.
Best oil painting, Mrs + NJ billiard 2,
Best painting on slate Mrs c Blackmer
2. Best painting on China Mrs F NJ Hill.
hard 2.
DON EsTIc MANUFACTURER.
Rag cArpeting, LIST, Mrs Lydia Towsley
8; %, Mrs X Walker 2; 3D., Mrs q Nj
Wall l. bed quilt, Mrs ID Purdy 3; I'd,
Mrs T Dudley 2;3d, Mrs Day /. Rugs.
Mrs Mary Morrill, 2; Mrs Crossman 2; Miss
Cora Dsw son 2; Mrs Ralph Sherwin ] Mrs