Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-09-30

SO: I'd Elmer Emery %. Best tomatoes,
Eddie S. Fay so: I'd p A Pierce 20. Best
English turnips, G M Case 20: I'd Il s
Gilbert 50. Best onions Il S Gallup so:
I'd A L Shipherd %. Best water melons,
Samuel Gilbert so: I'd Il A McClay 20.
Best mnsk melons, e Gilbert so: I'd L
A McClay %. Best winter squashes,
Fredk Billings /: I'd Il Gilbert rs: Sd
Henry Vondcl 80. Best pumpkins, A S
Mack 70: I'd II Boyd 50. Best potatoes,
M l. Bryant so: I'd + G Atwood 2j. Best
cabbagcs, Henry Stafford so: I'd E S Gil
bert 20. Best rutabagas, Henry Vondcll
30: I'd G NJ Case 25 Mangel wurtzels,
Frcd'k Billings so. Bceis for feeding,
Frcd'k Billings so. Best variety garden
vegetables, George A Slocumb 3: I'd j c
Caswell 2.
Best 10 varieties winter fruit, Richard
d Ransom so: I'd Homer Darling /:
Sd l. ID Williams Il Co SO. Best 10 va
rieties fall apples, A b Jaquith so: I'd
r. ID Ransom l: Sd L ID Williams 81 Co
so. Best and largest variety apples, N
b Hazcn 3: I'd T. II Slayton so. Best
and largest variety pears, j G Mckenzie
| 80: I'd e II Slayton /. Best and largest
collection grapes, Frcd'k Billings 50
I'd Henry Culver l..
Best buckwheat, II Il Perry so: % G
w Pcasc 20. Best India wheat, T. S Gal
lup so: I'd Harvey Vaughan %. Best
peas, II Perry so: "a L S Gallup 25.
Best beans, L S Gallup 20: I'd Eddie Fay
%. Best seed corn, A o Atwood so: I'd
Edwin Fay %. Best winter wheat, G w
Peasc so: I'd Nancy Spaulding 20. Best
spring wheat, A N Russell 80. Best VIM
ter rye, IL + Perry 80: I'd Edwin Fay 20.
Best oats, G w Pease so: I'd A N Russell
%. Best barley, ii f Perry 30: I'd M W
Ladd 20.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Best September butter, Il. Wood, 3;
2nd, w. II. Reed, 2; best June butter,
A. A. Shaw, 8: best chceses, Mrs. e. II.
Markham, 3: 2nd, Mrs. l.. il. Vaughan,
2: best dairy 800 lbs, w. Whitman, 3:
2nd, j. b. Lewis, 9.
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR.
Best % lbs. maple sugar, No. IS, A.
B. Reed, 2: End, No. 90, III. A. Wood,
| best 10 lbs. caked maple sugar, No.
II, Ii. b. Reed, 2: End, No. 90, G.. W.
Iluntoon, |: best gallon maple syrup,
No. 10, II. b. Rood, l: End, No. 80, q.
W. lIuntoon, so: best y or more lbs.
honey, No. /, Il. d. Ransom, 9: End,
No. =, ID. l.. Howe, |: best specimen
canned fruit, No. G, Mrs. II. Atwood, |:
End, No. 90, Mrs. II. Stafford, so: best
collection of canned fruit No. II, ii. A.
Eastman, 9: 2nd, No. Mrs. II. III. Della
no, |.
MECHANICS WORK.
First Class-H ii Daniels for Buckeye
moving machine, Clipper moving ma
cninc, Yankee horse rake, Perry spring
tooth harrow, diplomas.
Second Class-H r Miller top buggy,
diploma: W w Bean top buggy and open
carriage, diplomas: ID Parker open car
riage, diploma: James A Frazer slide
yoke, diploma: L G Emmons OK yoke,
diploma.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Best 20 yards rag carpeting, Mrs Fl N
Thomas 2; I'd Richard Kingsley l.; best
10 yards rag carpeting, Mrs. S r Gilbert
3; I'd Mrs Ira l. Thompson l. Rag car
pet, Mrs Edwin Carpenter 70; do, Mrs
j G Keith Is; do, Mrs VIM III Smith so;
do, Mrs Mary w Whitman 50; do, Mrs
i a Young 40; do Mrs lucy w Willis ,
40. Best hearth rug, Mrs. j a Spear |;
I'd Mrs w ID Johnson 80. 2drawn rugs,
Mrs Nathan Gushing 40; drawn rug, Mrs
Philander Smith 80; braided rug, Mrs {
En,,l,, Dn1tn, Mus Saith Inhncnn |
2j; knit rug, Mrs VIM Clark 20; drawn
rug, Mrs Candace Vaughan 90; burap,
Mrs Candace Vaughan 10; drawn rug,
Sarah Leonard Is; hearth rug, Hattie {
Gallup 20; drawn rug, Miss NJ f Lord
%; rug, Josie Rowland 10; do, Mrs John
Parkhurst 20; do, Mrs ii Luce 40; do,
Mrs l. M Vaughan 10; do, Mrs VIM Bal !
ley 10; do, Mrs Chas Chapman 10; knit t
rug, Flora Darling 20; do. Mrs L ii At J
wood Is; rugs, Mrs j S Holt 20; drawn /;
rug, Mary Hudson 20; rug, Mrs G L Cliff !
ford 40; chenille, Mrs Ii N Thomas %;
drawn rug, Mrs F A Young %; rug, Mrs j
Chas Thompson Is; do, Mrs Z M Church .
10. Best bed quilt, Carrie c Curtis 2 /;
Sd Mrs Laura Shaw 1; bed quilt, Eta NJ t
Is: do, Helen M Shattuck so; 2
~ w, W. ~ i-i0.,noi ii'" n,S !
Uharies COY oo' Jog caoiii gun, George
I'll h1DDard Az, Oeu quit 5 ~ " ATWOOD MOO l
20; 90, MIS- N C"Shing o0i uo' Mrs .
rarkhurst 20; 40, Dailel oiIi!n Zo' do' !
Mrs IL NJ Harding 70; quits, Mrs
stephen Raymond ~; charm quit, MI
Green so; do, Mrs Gustavus Curtis 20; c
40, Abble Boyce ~; 90, caroline liun-
toon ~; do, Norman GODDARD 20; 90, !
Norman Goddard 20; 90, Mrs Z A Pratt
%; DO, Bessie M Holt 70; 40, Mrs VIM \
A Osmer 30; 40, Gertie NJ Fisher 80; do, o
Clara Atwood 20; DO, Mrs Geo q Morse ,
30; 40, Mrs Leonard Harlow 20. Bed =
spread, Alice ii Fogg so; Mrs A j Per- /
ry %; do, Mrs 5 Holt 40i 40, Mrs W c
l. Atwood 40; DO, Mrs U NJ Church 3d. c
Silk bed quilt, Mrs G W Paul 2; do, {,
Mrs DR. F Leavitt 2; do, Mrs Candace u
Vaughan ! 20; do, Mrs Candace Vaughan 2
|; do, Mrs Laura Shaw |; do, Mrs DR. ]
Leavilt l; do, Lizzie Harlow so; do, 8