Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06

| PIC, lOcIuulnB large NUMBER Oh cuHuren.
All the events CT the day passed off favor
ably, the only unfortunate thing being the
accident to Roy b., described bslow. This
balloon went up to the delight OF the chill
dren and satisfaction of the older people.
The folio wing premiums, In addition to
those announced in Thursdays FREE PRESS,
were awarded:
HORSES
Standard bred stallions-Five years old
and over, T. d. Barton, Vergennes, Home
stead; John Peterson, Shelburne, Ormond,
second; four years old, +. j. Flanagan,
Burlington, Col. Crombie, first; three years
old, f. C. wilkins, Wlliston. Marcello, first
two years old, LeGrand B. Cannon, Bur
lington, -, first; one yenr old, W. l..
| Allen, Winooski, Embezzler, first.
Gedings and flllies-I'our years old, L.
| L. Brownell, Burlington, first; two years
old, j. W. Fountain, Winoosk first; G..
W. Beckwith, Burlington, second; one year
old, Le G. b. Cannon, Burlington, first
j. w. Fountain Winoo5ki, second brood
mares with foals W. Z. Allen, Winooski,
first; c. +. Morrison, Colchester second.
MATCHED AND SINGLE DRIVERS, ETC.
The competition for matched and single
dri yors, ponies, stations and mares with
foal resulted in the following getting ribbons:
First, c. r. Hayward, Burlington; second,
W. $. Howard, burlington; third, John
Peterson. Single, first, Il. II. Sears, Hines
burgn; second, Cristy Peters, Burlington
third, Fred Rooney, East Fairfield.
Ponies Mrs j. S. Fierson, South Bur
lingt ton, took all the premiums.
Non-standard brood mares with foal at
side First B. Porter, Colchester; second
Frank Collins, Burlington; third, john
Peterson, Shelburne.
Geldlngs and fillies, three years old
First, A. j. Nesor, Shelburne; second, l. B.
Bromley, South Burlington.
Two years old-Flrst, II. i. Brigham,
Burlington; second, l. B. Whtcomb, Willis
ton.
One year old-First, c. r Holmes, Char
lotte: second, II. NJ. Villas, Colchester: third,
J. W. Jones' Burlington.
Non-standard stallions-Four years and
over, +. j. Goodrich, Richmond, -, fist;
c. II. Soule, Fairfield, C!ayburgh second,
John /. Whai!ey, Charlotte, , third.
Three years Old, George j. Mongeon, Bur
lington, Duck, first Two years Old +. H..
Winch, Middlebury, Prince Nero first; S.
II. sioule, Fairfield, --, by Meteor,
second; John Ashley, Williston, --,
third. Yearlngs, John Brown, Burling-
ton, ---, first Geno I. Page, Monkton
Ridge, ---, second.
FEUIT, VEGETABLES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.
L. H. Talcott of Williston took premiums
on corn, pumpkins, best September cream
cry butter and apples; +. 5. Collins OF
Shelburne on corn; j. c. and j. l.. Tracy
Of Shelburne pears and apples II. I.
Ballard of Burlington on crabappes, pears
and bread; Luther Putnam of Cambridge
on plums, crabapples, pears, apples, pota
toes and caufower; f. Hosford Of Char
lotte pears; Miss jessie Truman Of Bur
lington on apples; Walter Hoy of South
burlington or various vegetables; S. \.
Iilisy CT South Burlington on oats rys,
beans and peas, vegetable, grapes, pears
and apples; Loyal Foster on cranberries
onions and grapes.
FLORAL HALL.
, Premiums were awarded Mrs J. W. Gift
ford, Iiyerton, K. l., crocboted tidy, lac,
! handkerchief cotton embroidery; Mrs. l..
J N. wilkins, Wl!iston, on antique lace
spread; Mrs c. J. Matthews Middiebury,
afghan, crochoted lace, needework, scaris
and drawn work; Mrs. Christy Peters, Bur
lington, patchwork quilt; Della \. Curtis
1 Winston, log cabin quilt Eiyina Alex
ander Niliston, cotton and woollen hose;
/ lirs. Relief Bell 80 years Of age Essex
q junction, silk quilt; Lillian J. Burrows,
Burlington, two tuttel rugs; Mrs. +. W.
t McCrae, burlington, lace; Miss f. c.
Lanon, Burlington, table mats; Mrs
, Edward l-ham, ST. George, button hearth
, rug; Mrs. H. A. Brigham, Burlington
drawn rugs; Della Pray, burlinP ton, shawl
! needework; Susie Fray, Burlington
picture throw and pastel painting; Mrs
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doylies; Nellie Hosford, Charlotte, rug
Betsoy Hendoe 80 years of age, Burling
, ton, patchwork quilt; Mrs. Bright, Boston
pin-cushion cover; Mrs. F. a. Olmstead
) Burlington, pillow shams Ma. G. d. Jar
r Wis, Burlington, sofa pillow; Miss Proctor,
Burlington, bureau scarf. ETC.; W. j. Rus
, soil, Burlington, crayon drawing; Mrs. f
A. Owen, burlington, oil paintings on can
vas aud china; Miss l.. NJ. johnson, Bur
, lington, charcoal sketch; Mrs. L. g. Ey&ns
Burlington, best exhibition paintings; Mis-
Jennie Thompson, Shelburne, chuds bib
? quilt and lunch CLOTH Grace Lamson, VII
liston, oil painting; c. p. Jones, Burling
ton, flowers; Alice j. Tiley, Winston
flowers; john Wilson, Burlington, flowers,
: also diploma for cut flowers.
II. S. johnson, Williston, took the sweep
, stakes premium ON cheese.
.
: matte Cream Separator company took the
a first premium on an automatic separator
Homer Thompson Of Undcrhill first on
DeI.ayal separator, No. z; q. II. Grimm
OF Rutland, first on Champion svaporator
+ sugar arch, storage tub and gathering tub
l Those given a favorable mention were: 4
|. Hagar of Burlington on two hi
; cycles and six Howe scales; William
Lainpan Of East berkshire on a two hors
4 threshing machine; Vermont Farm Nachin
q company on general farm churuiug uton
sils; W. H. Clark of burlington on car
n riages sleghs, ha Illnesses and robes, H. A
n Ray on wagons aud sull,ics; j. f. Fergu
Il son on Burlington, on hot water heate
-, for troughs; baldwin Refrigerator com
f ppny on exhibit of rofrighrators; l.. b
4 Lord OF Burlington ON climax drinkin
fountain for poultry; a. G. Perce of Bur
lington on II large exhibit Of farm nipple
ments; William Smith of Burlington o.
side spring wagons; 6. ". Leo Of Burling
o ton on extension ladder; j. i. Ferguson .
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