The Press., 1886-11-11

s4 2 Mrs Geo w Howes, Worcester, Mass,
 Mexican drawn work, .5O Lizzie Upham, Union, collect insects. .25 Bertha M Helm, Stafford, toilet mats, .25 May Phelps, Holland, crazy silk sofa
 1S samples crochet rick-rach, .25 's toilet cushion, .25 Mrs E F Burrill, Westford, pair mittens, .25 Mrs I P Smith, Union, crayon portrait, % s l. Fairfield, Stafford, powder horn, .25 Gertrude Chamberlin Stafford, plaque, 50 Mrs D F Andrews, Rockville, ,clazy afghan, .25 Mrs H Oorbin, Union, boquet flowers, 25 Mary Newton, Stafd, hammered brass
 work, horse-che~tnuts. .25 q Kensington painting table-spread, .50 Mrs Geo Kingsbury, Stafd, foliage plant, .25 Mrs c Dennis. q toilet set, .50 G,n Jennie . sharp, Willinston' stand scarf scarf ,2s May washburn, Stafford, oil painting, .25 W A Herford, 6 ship in bottle, .5O G E Tisdale, st model ship, .25 Miss o Holt, Stafd, embroidered apron, 50
 '' oil paintings, .75 Miss Thrall, '' brush broom holder, .25 Mrs " Bugbee, tt thread lace, ,251 Miss G 5 Beckwith, Stafd, oil paintings, .25 Miss N Moving, .' table scarf, .75 Mrs " H Smith, < afghan, 50 Mrs Chas Rock, 'a jeWelry box, 50
 tt {. rss (. snowfall tidy, ..25 JH cloueh, Holland, collection flowers, .50 Mrs Henry LuneF, Staf'd, table scarf, ,5O Edith Baker, t' mat 5O Eldridge 6 Adams, Rockville, monu-
 mental and statuary work, Dip. D H Parsons, Stafd, case fancy articles, Dip. Mrs N Curtis, crochet work, .75 Mrs ohrist'r Allen, Stafd, crochet work, .50 st KITCHEN AND DAIRY s- .-s5SE Mrs K Park, Stafford, Naples black
 currant jelly, Et4 aa' .50
 can blood peaches, 50 Mrs Chas Smith, Stafford, loaf cake, .50 Lizzie Upham, Union, angel cake, fir 50 Emma Ludington, Union, (1O years old9,
 graham bread, t.25 Adella Ludington, Union, @ years old,
 wheat bread, fE abssza .25 Mrs E W Upham, Union, graham bread, .5O Alan B Corbin, $ buns, 4,sst a5 I25 Mrs Herbert Walker, Stafd, wheat bread, 50 Mrs LID Phelps, Holland, wheat bread 25 Mrs B F Burrill, Westford, doughnuts, I50 Mrs A E Weld, Union, doughnuts, a5 50
 baked beans, 450
 maple sugar, a4 Press. Mrs W Witt, Stafd, corn and rye bread, l 50 Mrs Keep, Monson, rye bread, .50
 acorn sponge cake, .t5S l.25 Mrs Chas Lawton Staf'd spiced entrants, .25 T c Lathrop, Stafford, honey, 50 W H Holt, Willington, currant wine, .75 Allyn, Blanchard & Co.,, Hartford, exhib-
 it of teas, coffees and spices, Dip.
 MUsIo MECHANIC ARTS, ETC. B F Taylor, Stafford, Estey organ, Dip. H Clifford, Hartford, Wilcox < White
 organ, Dip. Richardson M'fg Co.,, Worcester, Buck
 eye mowers, hay tedder, Kemp
 spreader, gs@ Dip. Vermont Machine Co.,, Bellows Falls,
 Cooley's creameries, Davis swing
 churn, Eureka butter worker. Skin-
 ner worker, Philadelphia worker.
 Nesbitt butter print, Cooley print, Dip. E A Buck, Stafford, case guns, Dip. B L Bragg < Co.,, Springfield, side-hill
 blow, landslide do, Buckeye clip
 per, Triumph reaper, Planet horse m
 hoe and cultivator, Smith cattle @
 stanchion, Ross power cutter,
 Evans smoothing harrow, Dip. Dr A Newell, Stafford, Magic Love per
 fumery and extracts, Dip. M F J Walker, Union, can opening
 wrenehes, Dip. E J Wood, Palmer, Backus' portable
 steam heater, patent book ho der, Dip. American Churn Co.,, Westfeld, ~Ameri-
 can churns and butter worker, Dip. Belcher Taylor, Chicopee, exhibit of
 blows and other agricultural tools, Dip. 0 BradWay, Stafford, Giant turbine
 water wheel, L s Dip.
 Yankee horse rake, Dip. Carroll & McDonnell, Rockville, Stand
 ard sewing machine, Dip. Hartford Chemical Co.,, Lavine washing
 powder, Dip. Premiums will be paid at Butterfield's hardware store.
 Those entitled to The Press one year Ca special premium donated by Rev. MT. Maxham) will please give orders concern ing the same.
 The directors desire to thank most especial ly Prof. Chamberlin and the other faculty of Storrs' agricultural srhool for the very fine display made in horticultural hall, in the fruit and vegetable department exhibit which disproves the belittling statements of parties who have so assiduously endeavord b secure the removal of the school to other To- Calities, The fertility of the chosen site of the farm school, and the intelligent farm man. agement which is g part of the training and work of the students is also thus backed by evidence which is convincing. An example of the, sturdy nature developed here was fur ther shown in the presence at the fair of sev- eral young students, who made the journey of twelve miles or more on foot
 B. L. Bragg < Go of Springfield, also by their display of seed potatoes seeds fertilizers, and agricultural improvements, aided much in making the entire exhibit the success shat it was and deserved the careful attention to thIs display that it no doubt got from the farmers. Similar thanks are. dae to the .Belcher tE Taylor Go. of Ohicopee, Mass, to the Yer. mont Farm Machine O., of Bellows Falls, the Richardson Mfg. Go. of Worcester, and several others.
 The premiums in sheep, swine and local poultry classes are not published because the book has not been returned to the secretary. Will tho holder please return it !? .4s. Publication Of premiums in all dairy pro- duct classes is deferred because of incom- pleteness of the report.
 Special premiums of the copies of Connec- ticut Farmer will be published next week, the awarding committee having neglected to assign these with others.
 A lockout in the knit goods industry is now under way. The manufacturers and the Knights of Labor cannot agree. and the former have shut down rather than submit to what they consider unreasonable I x~&S