Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-09-17
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and leave comfortable balance in the
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Premium List.
CATTLE-DvISIoN e.
Holsteins and their grades
Bulls, one year old and Over-George f.
Tanner, /.
Bulls, two years old and over-James
Booth, l; j. X. Chandler, 9.
Cows-Adna Brown, 1 George +. Tanner
2 and 3.
Heifers- George f. Tanner, 1; James
Booth, 9.
Calves-James Booth, /; George F. Tan.
ner, ., G. ii. Hubbard 81 Sons, 3.
Herd-George F. Tanner, l.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter in TUBE. Cutler, 1 N. P. White,
Print butter, five entries-L. Streeter &
Son, !; print No. 5 (no nance, 2.
Maple sugar, five entries-G. w. Hewey
1; p. Cutler & Son, 2; j. f. Roby,3 B..
Maple syrup-C. III. Hubbard & Sons, 1;
James Roby,2
Honey-Hiram Ellis, 1.
Plain cheese-Rockingha Cheese COM
pany, L; South Reading factory, 3.
Sage cheese-Rockingham Cheese COM
pany, 1.
"a. 81
3; c. e. Cutler, 3.
Apples.H. H. Howe, 1; E. Cutler & Son
2; C. E. Cutler, 3.
Grapes-E. Cutler & Son, &C. W. Bates, 2
Pears-H. H. Howe, L: L. A. Cutler, 2; N
?. White, 3.
Quince-Mrs. F. II. Whitcomb, 1; G. w
Henry, 2; G. E. Cutler, 3.
Plums-G. w. Hewey, /; III. II. Howe, 3:
c. w. Bates, 8.
Peaches-Otis Ellis, 1; Hiram Ellis, q
Canned fruit-G. w. Hewey, 1; Mrs. c. IL
Hubbard, 2; Mrs. Charles Chaplin, 3.
Jelly-G. W. Hewey, 1.
VEGETABLES.
Tomatoes-Adna Brown, l. Tyler Put
nam. 2.
Onions-Frank Toliver, 1 Adna Brown, ..
Potatoes-E. M. Jenkins, 1; George f.
Tanner, 2; E. Cutler & Son. 3.
Squash-Tyler p. Putnam, 1; E. Cutler &
Son, q Adna Brown, 3.
Pumpkins-Adna Brown, 1; E. Cutler &
Son, 3; George F. Tanner, 3.
Turnips-George F. Tanner, L; Tyler Put
nam, 3; f. Tolliver, 8.
Cucumbers-Tyler Putnam, l. Adna
Brown, 2; G. H. Hubbard, 8.
Cabbage-Adna Brown, |; Frank Tolliver,
2; George F. Tanner, 3.
CaultioWer-Adna Brown, 1.
Carrots George f. Tanner, 1; Tyler Put
nam, 2; Adna Brown, 3.
Vegetable Oyster-Adna Brown, 1.
Parsnip-Adna Brown, 1.
Celery-Adna Brown, 1.
Beans-Tyler Putnam, l ; R. s. Derby, g
Sweet corn-Tyer Putnam, 1; Adna
Brown, 2; Joseph Odette, 3.
Corn-George f. Tanner, Adna Brown,
2; P. Whitcomb, 8.
Beets--Tyler Putnam, 1 r. S. Derby, 2; j.
Odette, 3.
Sunfower-John De Camp, 1: Frank Toll
liver, 2; E. Cutter g. Son, 3.
Watermelon-Tye Putnam, 1.
Muskmelon-Tyler Putnam, 1.
Hops-E. Cutler & Son, 1.
Gourds-E. Cutler & Son, 1.
SHEEP.
H. NJ. Arms, and 2; E. B. Howard, two
first prizes.
Ram lambs-O. R. Hadwen, 1.
Eve lambs-O. r. Hadwen, l.; W. L..
Lawrence, 9.
Ewes, 1-year-old-O. r. Hadwen, 1.
Ewes, 2-year-old-O. r. Hadwen, l..
POULTRY.
Buff Cochins-Pen, B. F. Sherwin, 1.
White Plymouth Rocks-B. f. Sherwin, /.
" hite Minorcas-B. F. Sherwin, 1 and 3,
Guinea hens-W. l.. Lawrence, 1.
Plymouth Rock chicks-E. Spafford, 1.
Pekin ducks-Frank Walker, 1.
Black Plymouth Rock-E. A. Hulett, 1.
Langshan fowls-B. l.. Arms, 2.
Langshan chicks-B. l.. Arms / and 9.
Guinea fows-B. l.. Arms. 2.
Black Langshan fowls-B. L. Arms, 1.
White Leghorn-A. Vittum, 2.
Houdan pullets- w. Baker, 1 and 2.
Pekin ducks-P. A. Robinson, 1.
GRAIN.
Wheat. Sweeter & Son, 1.
Oats-O. r. Hadwen, 1; L. Streeter &
Son, 2.
Barley-L. Streeter Il Son, 1.
V,,,tx ID -
wen, 2.
Spring rye-O. r. Hadwen, 1.
Buckwheat-O. R. Hadwen, 1.
MECHANICS HALL.
Hardware eXhibit-A. O. Coburn, S1.50.
Vermont Snath company-Exhibt of man.
ufactures; sink, corner feed box, side feed
box, ash door, stove pipe flue, $1.50.
j. w. Butterfeld-One Lufkin pillow. 81.
c. G. Johnson-Toiet paper holder, fold
ing lap board, 81.
Spring bed-C. NJ. Ball, 81.
Swivel plows-George f. Wiley, S1.5O.
Vermont Novelty Works company-Toy
perambulators, toy bureaus, toy wagon, toy
road wagon, toy butcher cart. 81 80.
Ironing board-H. II. Burbank, 81.
Most of the horses entered were locally
well known, and their admirers were all
ready to praise and put their chips on
their favorites. Some were sadly disap-
pointed and learned over again that the
unexpected happens. The races are ap-
pended in full:
Nickwacket s, A. Steel, Per-
kinsville, W.T.. l 8
Bessie, b m, George Smart,
Springfield, Vt............. ....6
Hiland Boy, r, j. Pratt, East Wal
nngtord, w.t.. ........-.......2 8 l
Banshee, C, III. Frost, Bellows
Chestnut, co m, j. p. Williams,
Perkinsville, Vt................5 5 4 4 2
Firenze, br m, J, III. Mcdonald,
Siaremont. .-............-.......i i 3
Time: 80, 2 591s 2 90 =, g. 3,021f.
*Drawn.
minute class, purse SIS.
Dixie, b m, c. Haskell, Troy, N H....2 8 .
Flora g., blk m, B. b. Fullam, Ludlow,
W.T.. 2
Jerry NJ, bk G, w. F. Miner, Spring
neld VIM. ]
Lady c., Ed Cali, Perkinsvill, Vt.....4 8 4
Time Az, AZ, :5ll4, 2.
A word in closing. THE TIMES has
DO intention of taking anybody's dust.
The premium list is incomplete, because
of the loose way of keeping the entry
books and not returning them to the sec
retary's office at the proper time. 1t will
be admitted that paper which is print
ed Thursday morning must labor under