News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-10-07

Colt z years old, Q K Page.
I'd L j Clark, Stowe.
Sd David Muzzy, Morristown.
Colt l year old, Charles McCarty
Morristown.
I'd Geo A Harris, Stowe.
Sd R t Wilson, Hyde Park.
Stallion 5 years old and over, c F
Page.
I'd Pat. Kelley, Hyde Park.
Sd E A SmalIey, &C
Stallion 4 years, G W Hendee, Nor
ristown.
Stallion years old, Geo. Sanborn
Gilmore.
I'd II W Drown, Morristown.
Sd L L Emerson, Hyde Park.
Stallion 2 years old, c R Page.
I'd E A Smalley, Hyde Park.
Sd Eddie Lilley,
Pair carriage Horses, W S Cheney
Morristown.
I'd
Single carriage horse, o D Matthews
Morristown.
I'd C r Page.
Sd G G Rublee, Morristown.
Fruits, Vegetables and Grains.
Variety of fruit, Fred Putnam, Cam
bridge.
Specimen beets, jeff. Thomas, Nor
ristown.
Best 2 heads of cabbages, E H Chat
fee, Morristown.
I'd jeff. Thomas.
Peck of onions, L L & D r Wood.
I'd E H Chaffee.
Potatoes, J F Thomas, Morristown.
I'd VIM Ravey, johnson.
Squashes, L L NJ D r Wood.
Five pumpkins, JEFF. Thomas.
I'd G L Shaw.
Best half bushel wheat, M E Towle,
Hyde Park.
Best half bushel oats, c L Shaw.
I'd G F Smith.
Best half bushel seed corn, Isaac
Spaulding, Morristown.
I'd B l. Rand,
Best peck peas, w H Small, Morris
town.
I'd L L & D R Wood.
Peck beans, s.
I'd w H Maxfeid, Hyde Park.
I'd best pair trained steers, j Nj Camp
bell, Morristown.
Best collection of farm produce, L L
& D r Wood, ,Aorristown.
I'd L Putnam, Cambridge.
Discretionary Committee.
The Champion Evaporator COM
parry, of Richford, presented for ex-
hibition two evaporators, the Defiance
and Champion, which your committee
think very meritorious and entitled to
a diploma.
w S Cheney of Morrisville, who
represents the Watertown spring and
carriage company, presented a good
assortment of single and double top
carriages also a double express
wagon, having some very desirable
points in its make. We recon-
mend him diploma.
Mcfarland & Childs, of Hyde Park,
exhibited both open and top buggies,
and one phaeton, which attracted
much attention, made by the Ames-
bury manufacturing company and are
entitled to an honorable mention.
The EasterIy moving machine,
made by the Harvesting manufacture
ing company, of Wisconsin, present.
ed by Hill & Thompson, of Morris
town also spring tooth harrow con-
tanning good points, that will be in
teresting on inspection by our farm
ers honorable mention.
An improved corn and fertilizer
planter, presented by Hill & Thomp-
son, of Morristown, contains good
points diploma.
An Eclipse corn planter presented
by A B Smith, of Morristown, has
many good points in its make up and
is entitled to an honorable mention.
A one horse power and separator
exhibited by Vim. Sampson, of East
Berkshire, is an excellent machine;
easy and safe in operation.
Sherman patent gate, exhibited by
MVB Spaulding, of johnson hon
orable mention.
The Centennial pillow, manufactured
by the Ames pillow company and ex-
hiblted by A X Spaulding, of Morris
town, is entitled to an honorable men
ton.
10 Andrews & Co, of Hyde Park,
made a grand display of stoves and
wooden ware and are granted di-
ploma.
A fine display of Soluble Pacific
guano, exhibited by S G Curtis, of
Boston, is entitled to an honorable
mention.
The display of pianos and organs
by A L Bailey, of st Johnsbury, and
A r Cowles, of Barton Landing, was
fine. Both parties had good instru-
ments and are entitled to honorable
mention.
The New England seed sower,
pocket corn shelter, the readjusting
clothes-pin, and adjustable and self
sap-yoke, exhibited by A
d Robinson & Son, of Manchester,
are entitled to honorable mention.