Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-23

Best white French turnips, Jacob Beisiegel, 5 | Second yellow French tlIrnius John CuTrie 9
 Best Gov Horn turnips Robert Payne, 5 M Best Strap Leaf turnips Annasa S. Futile. B. 0 Best Egg turnips, P. E Peek, W, ~ Best Yellow Globe tirnips, Robert Payne ee99s f Py 1slle% @ Globe turnips Jacob Beisiege
 Best Blood turnip beet, Willie Judge Secena esf 6ood 5urnip beet Leroy Beecher. 10 Best Egyptian Blood turnip beet, John Currie,
 6ese d1 improved Blood turnip beet, Frank ". Second Sec M Improved turnip beet, Jacob Beisiegel, % seeop9 eso p9q red %dangGads Jacob Beisegel 10 Best yellow mangoidss, Jeaco Jacob Beisiegel, ~ Second yellow mangolds John Currie, % See49d 4 Siiag Auggrs 1 Improved beet Peck, M Best Yellow Denvers onions. W, M, Beecher.
 Second Yellow Denvers onions, Leroy O. U Best Yellow Globe onions B B. Peck, w. 70 SdS Sese Re9 q Fl H5aE onions w M. Beecher, Best Early Horn earpots iaG98 ro2 Beeeher " Best Orange carrots, Willie Judge ~ Best White Belgian carrots D. c. Augur, 2
 second best parsnips Jacob Beisiegef, <
 Best Livingston Perfection tomatoes Robert M Payne,
 Second livingston & Perfection tomatoes, The Best Best aloEa yellow tomatoes, J: V. Barker; DO I6 sese 69ma1oes James " Burgess, W, DO Best Fayorite tomatoes, J. " Barker,
 sec3nd SSas1, TaVerte T tomatoes, Mrs Mary A.
 Best peppers, J. W. Barker. DO Sec9Pa sec sxegEPos egg plant, J: ". Barker, DO Second Flat Dutch cabbage, John Currie, Rob1 Rah; m &a;t cabbage, John Currie
 Best Perfect Gem squash Theron A. Todd,
 Best Mexican squash, Leroy C. Beecher, DO 6ns Best Bpftop EoSto Marrow squash Thomas DO Best rurban squash, R. Q. Newton, seef9d esf i1far Tgrban s9gash Hteheoek "
 0eGond M wlnger Crookneck squash, Lewis R. % Best Hubbard squash, Theron A. Todd, % ectnd Best MaEbIob HbIIoPard squash C. Hitcheoek m Second MarbIehead @ squash T Lewis wi # R. New Newton, 'o ,I Ses6 Michigan sfi4g squash, Theron A. Todd, Best mixed Miehigan, gsD D dn9r0g a9gun A. T000'
 Second o 9d mixed Michigan, D. c. Rugur
 Best Cheese pumpkin D. O. Augur DO Second Sec 1I,5 Cheese pumpkin, P E. Peek, W,
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 hest Best Bel Bell pumpkin, Jacob Besiegel, Best white squash, Jacob Beisiegel, 5O Second white squash, Jacob Beisegel OO pest huooard Improved squash, c. O. Hitch
 Best Mammoth squash, c. c. Hitchcock.
 Best winter squash, P. E. Peck : DO Second sec T winter squash, George Downs, B. % Best Club squash, F. H. Thomas w ,o Best Best sI1oas rexas squash, s J. ". Barker. ,O Best White Egg gourd, Frank Todd W.
 Second citrons, P. E. Peck 3 'o Best watermelons, Theron A. Todd,
 Second watermelons, R. C. Newton } 70 Best MusEmelons, Theron A. Todd. E | second MuskmelOns, J. w. Barker ,
 6es6 exhibition of vegetables, Lewis Russell w k 70 Second exhibition of vegetables Tyler David
 son, B, 9 Q Second collection of beans, Amasa futile 0 Best Field beans, Jacob BeisiegeI. s 1 Second Field beans Burton S Han " 3 Q Best Marrowfat beans Theron A. Todd, 5
 Best cucumbers, D. c. Augur 5 70 Second cucumbers Leroy 0. Beecher ? 0 grown and exhibited by one person, Jacob o Best collection of potatoes out of town
 Best Be potatoes sark B E B 6oafs 6alssFefonMaFy MFy
 bese Peoprn pr1de go 9f America, Harvey E. Atwood,
 Best Early Rose, Lewis E. Joyce, Hamden, 5 0 Best red beets, Harvey E. Atwood, Beacon Yellow carrots discretionary premium, Lewis E. Joyce, Hamden, 9 5 T9Tnat9es, discretionary @ premium, W. H.
 Best Field beans, s. D. Doolittle, Mt Carmel, $
 Harvey E Atwood, Beacon aF9 Falls. shni0i'eo 0y O Best Best yellow squash Lewis E. Joyce, Hamden, 5t 3 Collection of squashes and beans, W. H.
 Woodlng, Hamden, discretionary premium, O( 1 Best half bushel Greeninps Elias IT CIarl, w r Second half bushel Greetings J. A. Downs 5C } Best Baldwins Jacob Beisiegel, :: Second Baldwins C. C. Hitchcock E( Best Bethlehem, Lewis Russell, B, :! second @ Bethlehem, E. ". Beecher, B, 5( | Second striped Pippins, John Currie g
 Best Huntington sweets, J. A. Downs 7s
 Second Huntington sweets O. c Hitchcock, $ , Best Futile apples, E. T. Clark " x second best Futile apples, Robert Payne, a
 Best Hudson sweets E. T. Clark 5f Bt Best Etnghsh Russets, Jacob Beisiegel, 75 Best Gillihowers, c. c. Hitchcock 7E
 second Pippns, c. c. Hitchcock 5G ! Second Tanon sweets Robert Payne RI
 Eee61I Ses6 MoEsnern PaU91,n Spy, Robert Payne, 5 ! Best Pound Sweets, c. c. Hitchcock 75 Best Best S&eekrno-further, & C. c. Hitchcock 75 Largest and best exhibition of apples, half Second do, Jacob Besiegei' 0 0S
 Best collection of apples, ten varieties, six
 sssRssa sRssaqas9s ass HsaaR % FssE k Baldwin w. g Collection of apples E1erard B. Clark, Wood '
 eShibition ofg of appes Rbu by Jared spev of co l Watertown; very fine.
 | Best Beecher's seeding pears, Leroy C. Beech
 Best Best @ Buffum pears, pears, Leroy 0. Beecher, 5o
 Second Beurre Dfel pears, Leroy Q. Beecher. 25
 @ Best @Seekel @ pears, Dwight E. Todd, B, 50
 Vicar of Wakefield pears, Dwight E. Todd. 50
 oecond Vicar of Wakefield pears, Mrs. Leon
 Best Sheldon pears, Jacob Beisiegel 5O
 Second Sheldon pears, John CurTie . 25
 Best Beurre Bose pears, Dwight E. Todd 50
 2d do, Mrs. Leonard Todd, 5 1 Todd, f' so 2d do john Currie. Sg Sg
 Best Bartlett pears B. B. Peck w 50
 5S befI faSt Gr6anlste pa pears T A. Todd, 50
 Best a 6eee peaeBes pBeheTS peWar W G John currie
 Best Concord grapes, John Currfe. 50 | a do, Robert Payne, 25 | Best Isabella grapes. J. A Downs 50
 2d do Alonzo E. Beecher w. B
 Best Hartford Prolific grapes, Robert Payne 50
 Best Rogers No. 19 grapes, Robert Payne, 50
 9S Besr Sat Dlack Ontario grapes Robert Payne, 50
 a5 besI swans n Orange grapes Jacob Beisiegel, 50 Best Lawrence grapes, B. B. Peck 50 l Best collection of pears Dwight E. Todd 2 co ! Collection of pears by Everard B. Clark, l WOOdInOnt, discretionary T1rar | Seckel pears, C. F. Merriman discretionary ] WINES PICKLES.
 Best grape wine, N. D. Clark, 50 l 2d do, Dwight E. Todd. 9S Best currant wine M E. Baldwin 50
 Cider vinegar, 1st, E; O Pardee, B, 50
 2d do, Mrs. E. Q. Pardee, $ l Best new wine, Jacob Beisiegel 50 1 2d do, M. E. Baldwin, B Best cider, Jacob Beisiegel, 50 l Best honey, J. W. Barker, 50 | Best jellies, Mrs. George E. Thompson N H. 30 FLOWERS
 Largest and best exhibition of flowers and | plants, Willie Judge, 3 co 2d do, J; " Barker, 3 % Best exhibition of cut flowers, Mrs Lauren
 ad do, Mrs. Lauren Doolittle. @
 Best bouquet 1e wild flowers, Mrs L. Doolittle, % Best bouquet InnInortelles, Mrs L, Doolittle, % Best collection pot plants, Willie Judge, % | Sunfowers, Lewis R. Newton, RI | Sunhowers, J. A. Downs, 9 SPECIAL MENTION.
 Pink begonia, Lewis R. Newton.
 Two bouquet panseS, Mrs. Lovelace w
 Best collection verbenas, Mrs. T. A. Todd dis 50 Wild flowers, Mrs William Tomlinson.
 HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES, NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK, Sc.
 Best rag carpet, Mrs. Lauren Doolittle 75 Best bedquilt, Miss Minnie D. Clark W, 75 2d do, Mrs. J. A. Downs 50 Best braided rag mat Mrs. s. P. Newton, W, 50 2d do, Miss Gennet Futile, B, 25 Best cloth mat, Miss Minnie Clark, W, 50 Best bedquiIt from abroad, Miss Jennie F. Wheeler, Beacon Falls, discretionary pre-. 75 Best silk embroidery, Mrs s. R. Woodward B. 75 2d do, Mrs S. R. Woodward 50 Best silk patchwork, Mrs. Mary A. Clark, W, 75 2d do, Myra B. Cheney, w, 50 Best afghan, Miss Minnie D. Clark, 75