The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
FARM, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.
Brighton Cattle Show and Fair.

Brighton Cattle Show and Fair.
The annual Cattle show and Fair OF
Brighton was held on Sep. Oath. and was
quite ss successful as that of former
years. The weather was favorable and
list of competitors and attendance large.
Following is list of awards.
Matched Oxen-H. L. Wyman,l; Asa
Campbell, 2.
Matched Steers-David Foss, / II. P.
Patterson, 2,
Stock Cows-Mrs. Lydia II. Wyman, ;
II. L. Wyman, ..
Dairy iCows-H. L. wyman,l; F. f.
Farrin, 2.
Heifers 2 years old-Edison Jones, | ;
J. G. Walker, 2.
Calyes-A. F. Decker |.
Bulls, Grade Durham-A. +. Decker, /;
G. y. Davis, 2.
Bulls Thoroughbred jersey F. G. Hay
den /.
Matched Horses-J. C. Walker, Ii
Martin Jones, 2.
Matched Driving Horses-John Camp
bell, l.
Gents Driving Horse-D. II. Foss, /
Colts years old-John Campbell,
Asa Strickland, 2.
Colts years old--John Campbell,
John Campbell.2.
Colts year old-Bert Davis, / H. II
Hayden,2.
Brood Mares and Colts-L. II. Hayden
| {; Martin Jones, Q.
Stallions-Warren Pease, L.
Draft Oxen 7 feet and over-Will Rus
sell, l; L. c. Forbus, 2.
Draft Oxen 6tft under-Edwln Jones
/ /; Stillman Davis, 2.
Draft Horses-Burlln Trafton, / j. C
W alker, 2.
In The Hall. l.-Pumpkins. Robert Davis
l 3; Gibbie Forbus. 2; Warren Pease, 3.
Turnips-Bert Potter, /. Onions-H
L. Wyman,l.
Cucumbers-Seth Kimball, /; Gibbit
Forbus,2; Stillman Davis,3.
Potatoes-Hebron, Warren Pease, l
Dakota White, Warren Pease, |. Dakots
Red, John Mcclure, l. Early Harvest
Stillman Davis. l.
Squash-Warren Pease, / II. L. Wy.
man,.
Honey-Leonard Ward, and 2.
Preserves &c varieties) Mrs. EN-. Hay.
den, l; Mrs. +. +. Farrin, 2.
Jellies-Mrs. Il. M. Hayden, l.
Apples-Sops of'Wine, Newess Hayden
/ Mishic Brown, Q.
Plums-Damsons and Moorer Arctic
Mrs. E. p. Hayden, l.
Household Misunderstanding Ode
Fellow, George X. Fossil. Moss, Mis-,
Vira Jones, l; Mrs. DaDiel Jones, 2
Drawn, Mrs. A. F. Decker, l; Mrs. Dex
ter Foss, . and 8. Horse Shoe, Mis-
Grace Jones, l. Drawn Yarn, George X
Foss, 1.Gent's Stockings Jennie. .Tomlin
son, Mrs. Annie Adams, 2. Carriag
Robe, George X. Fossil. Gents Mittens
Mrp. George Trafton, l; Mrs. Annie Ad
ans, :. Yarn Varigated. Mrs. Franl
Nickerson, !. Qlilt, Mrs. Dsicon Walk
er, spun and wOve 80 years ago, lincl
towel and tablecloth by the same.
| Fancy Work-Friendship cane, Mrs
Dexter Foss, l. Tidy, linen homespuu
Mrs. Fannie Brown. /. Crocheted Tidy
Daniel Jones, l. Chair cushion, Mrs. L
Osgood Forbus, l. Glass toilet set. Mrs
Haskell, / Mrs. II. L. Wyman,2 Sof
pillow, Mrs. Osgood Forbus,l Japanes
teapot, Mrs. Lydia Wyman, l. Aprons
Miss Grace Jones, 1. Crocheted edgings
Flossie Tomlinson, l; L o. Gray, 2. OI
/ Oh vCiVopi uAtos VI ~ Eolour
|. OIL painting on canvas, Mrs. O.
Huntington, Oh Painting on PLAGUE
Caddle Farrin, l. Pin cushion, Mrs
Dexter Foss, /. Jellie cups, one hundre
years old, Mrs. Lydia Wyman. Lamp Ma
Addie Hayden, l. Pin cushion Of crsz
work, Miss Matte Hayden. /. Shell phi
cushion, Mrs. David Foss, l. Stant
scarf, Mrs. L. II. Hayden,l; Mrs. Ami
A'ams, g. Bouquet flowers, Mrs. Emm
Peace, /; Nellie Peterson, 2. Lamp ma,
beaded worsted, Mrs. Dexter Foss, l. Ke
holder, Grace Jones.1. Toilet case, Mrs
L. j. Haskell, /. PLAGUE SNOWFALL, Mrs
l.. H. Hayden, l. Sugar Bowl an
creamer from Paris one hundred an
thirty. seven years ago, Mrs. Lydia Wy
| man.
Among the curiositIes were Howar
Peases twin apples, Lewley Hayden
twin pumpkins and nest of eggs. Mis-
Emma Pease exhibited a fine collection
of Dahlias, c. L. Huntingtons show cas-
Of jewellery added much to the appear
ance Of the Hall.