Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-25

Bast late strawberry apples E Thomas, ", 7s Bsss Tsss lady applss & d. prem v Bas4T,hsE, se 2d dos Q Hitchcock. V, %
 eshibftsd by % Lewis Joyce HandsRs Ian ais B:us collection of pear. Eoys p olasl. P. g Bes. Duso1sA. psars sG Ss.GR ssaReF 'sl'ss SS ss,, So p.n 6s Ss J.Y.az gssnoe w.,s.r ss.t $ sse1el q pssr. sa soss @ eiss1 F s la se.. BGum aS as esar. S5ssi Soss GIssE lGde Best Vicar pears, Dwisht Todd. 50 Best Bsurre Diel pears pears cei Jacob ssisieeel. " 50 2d do do do do .l R-o 2 Gewton. M 25 aS Best sh. ldon pears, Eoye ? olsrk. 50 Best Beurre Ross pears. Noys Clark, 50 Best Issbella grapsS. Luoiui Russell, 50 P Best Diana ma grapss, S e T walker. sI@r'i " 50 Best Concord grapes, T Walker,w ", 50 Best Clinton grapes. Beisiegel, v. 50 Best Crawford peaches, BeisiegeL ", 30 a sest d0: stTmp of the norld Downs 2d a dO Willism I Tomlinson' v, R.rtsr 9S Best peaoaes Noye Clark, B, 50 Best plums Noye Clark. 5, 50 Best Law La aSrencs pears, B Peck, ", 50 Best Be1rre De AnjJu pears, Walker, Ws 60 Dosenne BonsocK pssrs, Dwight E Todd, dis
 prem, B, oo OUT or TOWN.
 Best collection pears, peaches aud grapes. Vilaus Wooding, Ramden, 2 % 2d do Robert s Gorham, Hamden, % Pears dis prem, c Msrriman, WsstVtlle, 50
 WINES PICKLES.
 Best grape wine, DUis ht Todd. B, 50 2nd do, grape wine, Jaoob Betsiegei, ", zo S Best cidsr vinegar, V Chatheld, v, 50 2nd do, cider vinegar. E Pardee. B. 25 | Strawberry tomatoes, A Heck, W. 25 ! Four samples of jelly exhibited py the New ha- JaIIv Fhi wi l Best collection cut flowers, Mrs Lauren DoO1t-
 Best boqust of cultivated flowers, Mrs Wm Tom
 2nd do boqust of cultivated nowOrs, Leroy c est Doquet of wild flowers, " Barker, ", 1 % | Best boqust of immortelT's, Mrs Lauren Dooht- o 2nd do boduet of inHnorse1les, Leroy Beech Best exhibition of dahIias, Noye Clark, B. co | HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURE, FANCY WORK. ETC.
 Best rag carpet, Mrs Newton, V, 56 56 2nd do rag carpet, Mrs Peck, V, 2e 2e 2nd do, bedquilt, Mrs Edwin Psrdee, E, S0 S0 Best woolen stockings, Mrs Deborah Peck, w. So SO l Best rug, Mrs Peck, W, o9 o9 1 2nd do, Mrs Peck, ", zo zo Best Wooen mittens, Mls Deborah Peck' w. 00 1 OUT OF TOWN.
 l Knitted bedouiit dis pre- Mrs Lewis Ganung,
 woolen mittens, dis pre-, Mrs Lewis aanung. = Drawn rug, dis pre-, Mrs William Holmes, An
 Best embs oidery,s Mrs 0 Pardee, b, 75 Best knit tidies. Mrs Deborah Peck W. 75 l 2nd knit work, Mrs Robert Payne, ", 5O Best sofa pillow, Mrs 0 Newton, ", 76 2nd do Miss Fannie Peck. w., 90 @ Ind do Mrs Robert Payne. W, 50 Best Java tides, Mrs Lauren DooIittle, W, 75 Best crocheted tidy, Mrs Robert Payne, ", 70
 Best fs G fancy chair cover, Mrs M Perkins, ". 75
 Best silk bedquilt e,58o pieces Mrs Edson TIE
 Best ricIrack work, Mrs Belle Williams, D, 75 2nd do rickrzck tidy, Mrs Downs, b,s 50 Crocheted collar pre-, Mrs Robert Payne, W, 25 1
 1 Best silk bedquiIt Mrs William Holmes, An 2ud do, Mrs Mix, Hamden 50 Best Pillowshams. Mrs William Holmes, Anson- l Best shelf Lambroquin. Mrs William Holmes, 2nd do, Mrs Lewis Ganung. Middlebury, 50 Broom holder, Mrs Lewis Ganung. Middlebury 25 PiIlowshams made 100 years ago, ,HIrsLewisGan-
 counteTpane, si Mrs Ieais aanung, HIidd1ebury, 50 | Sofa pillow, Mrs Lewis GanuRg, Middlebury, 50 | Collection Of fancy articles, viz: Two handsome
 silk quilts, calla mat, outline tidy. m1ttens, \ knit bag, knit trimming, tidy, button holes, ' chair cover, table scarf, by Mrs Lewis Gam
 WooIIeni i lace and knit lace exhibited by lady
 80 years old, of the middle district Esociety, Tastefuliy arranged ferns gathered <srom the
 Himalaya mountains India, sx6ibited by
 Mrs Clara R Bond; something remarkable. ! Towel g! un by Mrs Luctus Russell when eight HandSome cards by Munson Brothers, Ham Very fine lace tidy by Mrs Clara Bond, | lovely sundower by Mrs J Downs, Beth | any.
 | Quilt by Mrs William Holmes, AnsOnia.
 An assortment of fancy work etc, printing by | Elisha DoolittIe, VI.
 Canned chestnuts, B Newton, W.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Fine ploughs exhibited by R Newton, W, dis prem, 0( l 2nd do, G Leighton, New Haven, Ot
 ton. W. oG ! Buckeye mower Sherman Barker,w, OG I Case of cutlery, Leighton, IN H, 5( | Baskets by Charles Porter of Wvery fine, l OO l Fine cards Munson Brothers, Hamden, 5( Of the articles on exhibition no doubt many were l overlooked by the judges, but not Intentionally. ' Notics-The annual meeting of the Woodbridge and ! Bethany Agricultural society will be held at the ! house of Terrell in Woodbridge Wednesday, No
 Vennber 7th I883 at o'clock D. m, for the election
 of officers and to do any other business before said | moeting The payment of premiums will be in ordel I and all premiums not called for within thirty day
 from this meeting will be conSidered dona | tions to the society. G DAVIDSON Secretary.