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NEW ENGLAND FARMER. 



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LIST OF PREMIUMS, 



AWARDED AT THE LATE EXKBITION OF THE MASS. 

 STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 



Tlie figure at the left of the line, denotes the 

 grade of the premium. The judges reserving the 

 right to withhold any premium offered, if there 

 should he no animal or article deserving it, the first 

 premiums were in some cases not awarded. Dis- 

 cretionary premiums and gratuities must be acted 

 upon by the Board, before being paid. Several 

 diplomas were awarded for articles on which no 

 premiums were ofiered, but these are not included 



in our list. 



CATTIiE.-DURHAM. 



Herd Premium. 

 Paoli Lothrop, South Hadley Falls, 



Bulls — Three years old. 

 E. Pease, Middl'efield, 

 William Robinson, Jr. & Co., Barre, 

 J. A. flarwood, Littleton, 



Yearlings. 

 Samuel R. Burroughs, Warren, 



Cows AND Yii.ii^-R.s— Three years old. 

 Paoli Lothrop, South Hadley Falls, 



Two years old. 

 Paoli Lothrop, 



Yearlings. 

 Paoli Lothrop, 

 Calves. 



Paoli Lothrop, for bull calf. 

 Gratuities Recommended. 

 L. F. Buffum, Winchester, N. H., for three beau- 

 tiful heifers, 

 David Mosely, Weslfield, bull three years old, 



30 

 20 

 15 



15 



80 

 20 

 15 



15 



DEVON. 

 Heed Premiums. 



1. William Buckminster, Framingham, $50 



2. Hafvey Dodj^e, Sutton. Diploma. 



Bulls — Three years old. 



1. H. M. Sessions, South Wilbraham, 30 



2. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, 20 



3. Samuel Chandler, Lexington, 15 



2'ico years old. 



1. William Buckminster, Framingham, 20 



2. Harvey Dodge, Sutton, 10 



Yearlings. 



1. John Bro'iU , Jr., Princeton, 15 



2. William Buckminster, Framingham, 10 



3. Harvey Dodge, Sutton, 5 



Cows and Heifers— 77ireeyeaM oW. 



1. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, 30 



2. William Buckminster, Framingham, 20 



3. Harvey Dodge, Sutton, 15 



Two years old. 



1. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, 20 



Yiar'ings. 



2. William Buckminster, Framingham, 10 



3. " " 5 

 Calves. 



1, Harvey Dodge, Sutton, 6 



2. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, bull calf, 6 

 8. " " heifer do., 3 



AYRSHIRE. 

 Bulls — Three years old. 



1. Leonard Hoar, Lincoln, $30 



2. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, 20 

 8. A. S. Lewis, Framingham, 15 



HEREFORD. 



Herd Premium. 

 1. O. Clark, Boston, $50 



Bulls — Yearhnas. 

 1. O. Clark, Boston^ 15 



Cows and Heifers— r/irce years old. 



1. 0. Clark, Boston, 30 



2. " " 20 



■ JERSEY. 

 HERn Premiums. 



1. Thomas Motley, Jr., West Roxbury, $50 



2. J. P. Gushing, Watertown, Diploma. 



Bulls — Three years old, 



1. Thomas Motley, Jr., West Roxbury, 30 



2. Dr. C. C. Field, Leominster, 20 

 8. A. D. Weld, West Roxbury, 15 



Two years old. 

 1 M U'rlwell, Littleton, 20 



$50 

 Diploma. 



30 



20 

 15 



2. George B. Loring, Salem, 15 



8. Jonathan French, Roxbury, 10 



Yearlings. 



1. T. W. Pierce, Topsfield, 15 



2. T. Motley, Jr., West Roxbury 10 



3. H. H. Hunnewell, West Ncedhim, 6 



C0W.S AND Rejfe'b.s— Three years old. 



1. T. Motley, Jr., West Roxbury, 30 



2. J. P. Cushiag, Watertown, 20 



3. W. Spencer, Lowell, 15 



I'earlings. 



2. A. S. Lewis, Framingham, 10 



GRADE AND NATIVE. 



Herd Premiums. 

 1. Har'ey Dodge, Sutton, 

 2 John iiroaks, Jr., Princeton, 



Co^s — Three years old. 



1. William Eatnes, Worcester, 



2. Harvey Boyles, Princeton, 



3. William Robinson, Barre, 



Two years old. 



1. N. Dodge, Sutton, • 20 



2. William Barrett, Barre, 16 



3. Samuel Ellsworth, Barre, 10 



Yearlmgs. 



1. Calvin Baker, Brimfield, 15 



2. John Brooks, Jr., Princeton, 10 



3. Thomas J. Field, Northfield, 6 



Gratuity. 

 li. F. Buffum, Winchester, N. H., two fine year- 

 ling heifers, 5 



MILCH COWS. 

 Five Years Old. 



1. W. Robinson, Jr., Barre, $30 



2. Samuel Ellsworth, Barre, 20 



3. Wm. Eames, Worcester, 16 



Three Years Old. 



1. Warren Ordway, Bradford, ' 20 



2. W. Robinson, Jr., Barre, 15 



3. Samuel Ellsworth, " 10 



FAT CATTLE. 



Bullocks. 



1. H. Tavlor, Westfield, $30 



2. T. J Field, Northfield, 20 



3. H. Taylor, Westfield, 10 



Gratuities Recommended. 

 Samuel Eilsworih, Barre, 10 



Reuben Thompson, Plympton, 6 



WORKING OXEN. 



Four years old and upwards. 



1. J. B. Moore, Concord, $60 



2. Nathan B. Reed, Princeton, 40 



3. N. Dodge, Sutton, 30 



4. L. Maynard, Bradford, 20 



!;!lSCRETIONART PREMIUMS. 



S. C. Sanborn, Westboro, 15 



Rufus King, Sutton, 10 



Three years old. 



N. Dodge, Sutton, 15 



HOKSES.— THOROUGH BRED. 

 Stallions. 



1. Q.A Shaw, Boston, $40 



2. Phillips & Hammond, Brookline, 80 



3. J. J. Merrill & Co., Roxbury, 20 



Mares. 

 1. Q. A. Shaw, Boston, 40 



ROADSTERS. 

 Stallions — Four years old. 

 1. Lambert Maynard, Bradford, 40 



?. S. Langmaid, Cambridge, 30 



3. Charles Boynton. Georgetown, 20 



7'hree years old. 



1. R S. Denny, Clappville, 30 



2. J. H Billings, West Roxbury, 20 



3. S. Hayes, Natick, 10 



Two years old. 



1. A Hone, Brighton, 20 



2. B. Whitman, Stowe, 16 



3. Isaac Mills, Worcester, 10 



One year old. 



1. A. B. Magoun, Cambridgeport, 15 



2. W. H. Harrington, Salem, 10 



3. S. J. Capen, Dorchester, 6 



Mares — Four years old. 



1. David Ellis, Cambridge, 40 



2. J. B. Glover, Boston, 30 



3. George Twichell, Brookline, 20 



Geldings— Four years old. 



1. E Johnston, Winchester, 40 



2. W. Simonds, South Danvers, 30 



3. Edwin Gould, Jr., Boston, 20 



Brood Mares, with Foals at their side. 

 I. Jos. Burnf-tt, Southboro, 40 



2 CI irk, B .5'on. 30 



