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FARM IMPLEMENTS. 

 The Committee on Farm Implements, in the absence of the 

 Chairman, make the following report : — 



Whitcomb's patent Horse Rake, gratuity, $3. 



Davis' patent Radiator, gratuity, $1. 



Smith's Portable Lavmdry, gratuity, $1. 



Metropolitan Clothes Wringer, gratmty, $1. 



Haven & Whitten's Portable, Hot Air, Ventilating Furnace, 

 gratuity, $1. 



Blood's improved Coal Sifter, gratuity, 50 cents, 

 « « Flour Sifter, gratuity, 50 cents. 



Vose's Garden Engine, gratuity, $1. 



One Family Carryall, by Chas. Brine, gratuity, $2. 



One highly finished Hearse, presented by Charles Brine, 

 gratuity, $3. 



Respectfully submitted by 



E. G. BERRY, for the Committee. 



ARTICLES MANUFACTURED FROM LEATHER. 



The Committee award the following premiums : — 



To D. H. & C. Stickney of Groveland, for the best pair of 

 thick Boots, the first premium, of $4. 



Joseph Morrison of South Danvers, M premium, $2. 



Hardy & Osborn of South Danvers, for thick sewed Bro- 

 gans, the 1st premium, $2. 



Nathaniel ^VOiipple of Hamilton, for Men's Calf Shoes, the 

 1st premium, $2. 



Also, the 1st premium for Ladies' Walking Shoes, $2. 



