The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-30

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The Thira Annual Agricultnrs
Exhibition Of the Dorset Grsns
vas = great successes a. far A. IN
qualify % the exhibits we're con
cerned Aiso In the amount o
thinge entered, Considering IN
poor year for farm products In thi
section Il really was very fine On
play The Grange Was unfortunat
10 having two days Of wet weathe
which ss know kept number 0
out Of town exhibits from being en-
tered II also was a material fac
tor 10 keeping the attendance dow
10 those who lived in or close to thi
village. Those who did attend how
ever. were loud In their praise d
the displays. To go into the dit
ferent departments IN detail would
take up too much space Sufficient
20 say that with the exception OF
apples all the departments were
well allied and many wondered VI II
could be true that this valley had
had q poor year. The judging was
done by Prof. Cummings OF the u.
~. NJ. Agricultural College. and 1t
goes without saying that dt was
well and faithfully performed, Quail
ity aud not quantity Was what told.
To Mr.. John l.. Sherman is due, On
a great measure, the smooth pro-
gress Of the exhibition The sys-
tenn instituted by him was a great
help and saved confusion. Mr..
Sherman worked early and late and
deserves vote OF thanks from all.
The committee. h. H. West, w. b.
Sykes. Mrs. l.. PelJer, and those
who assisted them all deserve praise
The only regret the Grange has II
the way the weather tried to baik
them, but as the rain was 50 badly
needed they accepted the inevitable
with good grace and hope for
better weather conditions another
time. Blue and red ribbons were
given for premiums The following
were the fortunate ones In the diff
ferent classes.
CLASS A--NEGETABLEs.
Beets LIST, John Serribner, Pawle
Mangels I'd, Mettowee Farm, Dor
SIT
Cabbage Ronnd-lst. w. j Hol-
ley. Dorset; 3D., Miss Anna Gilbert.
Dorset.
Cabbage Flat-lst. Miss Anna
Gilbert, Dorset: %. John scribner,
Pawlet.
Carrots Long-lst. John Scribner
pawlet
Carrots Short list, Sam Har-
wood. Dorset; Cd, W. j. Holley, Dor
Sc
Potatoes Latest, VIM, Bovin,
Pawlet; "a Waldo Sykes, Dorset.
Potatoes Early-1st, Waldo Sykes,
Dorset: %, Clarence Blackmer Dor
SET
Pumpkjrs- LIST. $. wilkins, Dorset
I'd. sam Hfrwood, Dorset.
Squash Hubbard LIST. f. Gilbert,
lr Dorset; I'd, Waldo Sykes, Dorset
Rutabagas LIST, John Seribner,
pawlet; I'd, w j. Holley, Dorset.
Celery-lst Il. Simmons, Dorset;
3D. q. II. Gilbert, Dorset.
Best Display LIST, John scribner,
rawlet; "a W J Holley, Dorset.
CLASS E--tK,INs AND SEEDS.
Corn. IL Row Yellow LIST, WE.
Boyin, Pawlet; I'd. D. wilkins, Dor
vet.
Eight Row Yellowlst, Minor
Dorset; I'd. Ed. Tiff, Dor
vet.
Eight Row White list. H Har-
wood. Dorset.
Red Corn-lst. Ed Tiff, Dorset;
Cd. 5. wilkins, Dorset.
Pop Corn--lst, Rollin Weeks, Dor
seu: I'd, Ed, Tefft, Dorset.
Oats LIST, Ed. Tiff, Dorset; I'd.
A. Harwood, Dorset.
Buckwheat -lst. r. Gilbert, Jr.,
Dorset: I'd, II. HARDWOOD. Dorset.
Beans, yellow Eyes-lst, F. Gil
bert, Jr.. Dorset; Cd, F. + Gilbert,
Dorset
Beans. White LIST. r, F. Gilbert,
Ir., Dorsed;
Beans. Pole LIST. w. j. lHolley,
dorset: I'd. Waldo Sykes. Dorset.
Beat Display LIST. r. y Gilbert,
IT,, Dorset: I'd, Ed, Tiff, Dorset
CLASS C---APPLEs.
Il. I. Greenings LIST, l.. Rogers,
Cast Rupert; %, Mrs r. Weeks,
Dorset.
Pound Sweets asst. L. Rogers,
Cast Rupert.
Spies LIST, +. II. West, Dorset;
md, VIM. Bovin, Pawles
BALDWIN LIST. Willie kiDnie, Dor.