The Press., 1891-10-22

' and 2d. Daniel Love, pair fowls 1st.
 Cochins-Daniel Love, pair fowls 1st.
 Japanese-H. A. Jones, pen fowls 1st, pair fowls 1st, pair chicks 1st.
 Pekin-H. A. Jones, pair chicks 1st and 2d.
 Silkies-H. A. Jones, pair fowls 1st and 2d.
 White Guineas-H. A. Jones, pair fowls 1st.
 Pearl Guineas-L. B. Gunn pair fowls 1st.
 Geese-F, H. Andrews, Toulouse 1st. l.. $. Gum, pair gray China 1st. F. H. Andrews, Emden, 1st, 2d and 3d; African 1st.
 Ducks, Rowen-H. A. Jones, 1st, l.. B. Gum 2d, F. H. Andrews 3d.
 Pekin-Eugene Randall, young, 1st; Fl. A. Jones, old, 1st; F. H. Andrews, old, "a Ralph Cheney, young, 2d.
 White Muscovy-F. H. Andrews young, 1st, 2d and Sd; old, 1st, 2d and 3d.
 Colored Muscovy-L. B. Gum, old, 1st; H. A. Jones, old, 2d; young, 1st; F. H. Andrews, young, 2d and Sd; old, 3d.
 Aylesbury-F. H. Andrews, old, 1st
 Pigeons, Blue Antwerps-R Gilthorpe 1st, Joshua Wood 2d, Hiram Bellows 3d.
 Silver Antwerps-R. Gilthorpe 1st.
 Checkered Antwerps-Hiram Bellows Aoo, 0ohA olOSAAdlS0 Su dIu Ou.
 Hiram Bellows, black carriers 1st, vel low tumblers 1st, black tumblers list, white fantails 1st.
 Il. A. Jones, black fantails 1st, 2d 3d, blue fantails 1st and 2d, blue owls 1st, silver owls 1st, archangels 1st.
 G. r. Charter, bronze turkeys 1st. Hiram Bellows, white Angora rabbit. FARM PRoDUoTs-CLAss 0, DIV. NO. 1. Ezra Witherel, Southbridge, Mass, cheese pumpkin, weight 175 lbs, dis, 50; red China squashes, dis., .25; Japanese do, .25; Nigger pumpkin, .25; yellow bush summer squash, .25 crookneck, :25; little gem, .25; pine apple, .25 Thomas Horton, Monson, cabbage, dis, .25; cauliflower, dis, .25. l.. M. Reed, Union, pk.white rye, dis, 50; early Can | ada corn, dis, .25; Japanese buckwheat, dis, .25; yellow globe turnip, dis, .25 early Egyptian beet, dis, .25; squantum sweet corn, dis, .25; parsnips, dis, .25; yellow Danvers onions, dis, .25; bunch celery, dis, .25 Jesse R. Park, Stafford, cabbage, dis, .25; white Russian turnip, dis, 50. Wm. D. Holman, Holland, Longfellow branching corn, 1st, 100; mammoth squashes, dis, 50; red rock toes, dis, .25; pride of the Pacific slope potatoes, 1st, 100; white flower, 1st, ! 100; sunlit star, 1st, 100; Japanese buckwheat, dis, .25; red onions, dis, .25. Roscius Back, Union, late rose po- tatoes, 2d, 50; pink eye potatoes, 1st l 100; kidney potatoes, 1st, 100; early white, dis, .25; flat leaf turnip, dis, .25 ; yellow Danvers onions, dis, .25; red skins, dis, .g5; silver skins, dis, .25 :; early Canada pop corn, 1st, 1.00 E. w Upham, Union, white star potatoes, 2d, 50; snowflake pototoes, 2d, .50; Dun more seedlings, 1st, 100; stray beauty, 2d, 50; buckwheat, dis, .25; oats, dis,
 .25. J. s. Sparks, Willington, Fordhook squash, dis, .25; white race onion, 50
 early Essex potatoes, 1st, LOO; Hubbard
 squash, dis, .25. N. D. Royce, Willing
 ton, field pumpkins, dis, 50. Dexter
 Robbins, 5 varieties potatoes, dis, 200
 Ernest D. Robbins, Wilmington, varieties
 watermelon, dis, 200. Carlos Bradley , Ellington, best collection produce, 1st
 500. Louis Fairfield, Stafford, egg gourds
 dis, .25. s. l.. Fairfield, Stafford, cran
 berry pole beans, dis, 50, A. c. Rose
 brook, Willington, pride of Pacific slope .. potatoes, 1st, 100; early Essex potatoes
 dis, 200; Negro potatoes, 1st, 100
 early Rochester potatoes, 1st, 100. H
 F. Corbin, Union, peach tomato, dis, .25
 Canada corn, dis, .25; white welcome
 oats, dis, .25; Hubbard squashes, dis. .25; Fordhook squashes, dis, .25 Deriving squash, dis, .25; northern spy
 potatoes, 1st 100; early Essex potatoes
 1st, 100. Geo. D. Shaw, Stafford, giant
 corn, dis, .25; rye, dis, .25; Japanese
 buckwheat, dis, .25; silver hull, do, 2d 50, snowflake potatoes, 1st, 100; Bliss triumph potatoes, dis, .25; Everett mar
 ket potatoes, 1st, 1.90; Badger state l rn nh 1cf 100; Everett, 2d, 50. Geo. D. Colburn , Union, beauty of Hebron potatoes, 1st 100; Everett, 1st, 100; stray beauty dis, .25 Delaware, 1st, 100; Clark's , No. 1, 1st, 100. Ed Brown, Union, early mastodon corn. dis, 50. c. H. Babcock Holland, Merino potatoes, 1st, LOO. J c. Upham, Union, pop corn, dis, 50 barley, dis, 50; welcome oats, dis, .5O Danvers carrots, dis, .25; yellow Dan yer onions, ,dis., .25; summer squash, dis. .25. E. J. Worthington, Stafford Imp Canada corn, 1st, 100; Longfellow corn
 1st, 100. Mrs. J. J. Cross, Holland, ,squasf , and citron, dis, 100. D. J.Glazier, Staf ford, Aver potato, 1st, LOO. H. o. anc
 c. D. Glazier, Stafford, early Essex, dis 7 50. c. U. Brooks, Holland, collection of produce, dis, 800. Wyles Bradway Stafford, collection of produce, 2d, 200 Fred Ladd, Union, collection of produce 100. John Buckley, Union, strawberry , Holden corn, 1st, 100; Butman squash , 1st, 50; Valparazo squash, 1st, 50. N , D. Royce, Jersey pumpkins, 2d, 50 white star potatoes, dis, .25. Marcus
 Kibbe, Somers, yellow Danvers onions ? dis, .25; extra early red onions, dis, .25
 Harrison w. Davis, Stafford, strawberr, , potatoes, 1st, 1.00 Mohawk beans, dis. .25. J. E. Thorndike, Stafford, goldel giant Mangel-wurtzel beet, dis, 50 Il Chas. Smith, Stafford, ladies' finger DO
 tatoes, 1st, 1.60; early Rochester pota : toes, 2d, 50. John w. Edgerton, Tol , land, white rice pop corn, dis, 50. Fret Juul, Wilmington, Japanese buckwheat , dis, 50; white star potatoes, 1st, 100 ! E. T. Converse, Willington, late Michi
 gan potatoes, 1st, 100; stray beauty DO tatoes, 1st, 100; Hubbard squash, dis.
 .25; peck field corn, dis, .25. Henr, 5 Wood, Stafford, Clarks' No. 1 potatoes 2d, 50; beauty of Hebron potatoes, dis. .25; late rose, dis, .25; turnip, dis .25. Hans M. Hansen, Holland, Bur bank seeding potatoes, 2d, 50; Thaw burn potatoes, 1st, 100; trium ph pota toes, dis, 25; empire state potatoes, dis. , .25. F. H. Andrews, South Woodstock
 buckwheat, dis., .25; buckwheat, dis. .25; red onions, dis, .25. J. S. Keep , Monson, pix. oats, dis, .25; pix. rye, dis. .25; pix. silver hull buckwheat, dis, .25 pix. case knife beans, dis, 50.
 KITCHEN AND DAIRY PRODUCTIONS. Mrs. Charles Smith, 6 kinds jelly, 50
 Mrs. A. E. Smith, loaf jelly cake, .25 ditto, marble, 1st, 80; Mrs. Sumner L
 Fairfield, loaf fruit cake, 80; seed cook
 ies, 20; hickory nut cookies, 20; 6 va 7 rieties canned fruit, 50. Mrs. Us. Keep
 Monson, 19 varieties canned fruit, 1st $1.50; butter, 1st, $1; doughnuts, 1st
 .35. Eleanor M. Keep, Monson, whea bread, 20. Mrs. J. J. Cross, Holland
 apple preserve, tomato sauce, came,