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Turnips, 7 ; Onions, 9 ; Beets, 3 ; Cabbages, 5 ; Peppers, 2 ; Beans, 5 ; To- 

 matoes, 4 ; Miscellaneous, 1 (S. 



Best bushel Timothy seed, H. D. Palmer, Stockbridge, $4 00 



id do., Orren Curtiss, Sheffield, 3 00 



3d do., Levi K. Kline, Egremont, 2 00 



Best Seed Corn, Mark Hollenbeck, Great Barrington. 3 00 



•2d do., J. A. Kline, Egremont, 2 00 



ad do., Orren Curtiss, Sheffield, 1 00 



Best Seed Oats. Charles G. Hinckley, Lee. 3 00 



2d do., M. I. Wheeler, Great Barriugton, 2 00 



3d do., M. S. Heath, Stockbridge, 1 00 



Best Seed Bye, A. H. Alexander, New Marlboro, 3 00 



2d do., Dwight Boardman, Sheffield, 2 00 



3d do., H. W. Burgett, Egremont, 1 00 



Best Seed Barley, James Bullard, Lee, 2 00 



2d do., F. K. Hincidey, Lee, 1 00 



Beat Winter Wheat. Dwight Boardman, Sheffield, 2 00 



2d do., W. C. French, West Stockbridge, 1 00 



Best Spring Wheat, Charles Spurr, Sheffield, 3 00 



2d do., W. O. Curtis, Lenox. 2 00 



3d do.. F. A. Palmer, Stockbridge, 1 00 



Best and largest variety Garden Vegetables, M. L. Whitlock, Great Barriugton, 5 00 



2d do., David Leavitt, Great Barriugton, 4 00 



3d do., A. J Hunt, Great Barriugton, 3 00 



Best Sweet Corn, Dwight Boardman, Sheffield, 1 00 



Best Buckwheat, H. H. Peck, Sheffield, i 00 



Best Marrowfat Peas, E. G. Langdon, Lee, 1 00 



Best Mammoth Squash, Gilfred Smith, Great Barriugton, 1 00 



Best Watermelons, Lewis G*. Ramsey, Great Barrington, I 00 



BeBt Hubbard Squash, George F. Remington, Great Barriugton, 1 00 



Best Potatoes, M. S. Heath, Stockbridge, 2 00 



2d do., Levi Boardman, Sheffield, 1 00 



Best Turnips, J. M. Cooper, Stockbridge. 1 00 



Best Onions, W. C. French, West Stockbridge, 1 00 



Beit Beets, Garrett Sayles, Stockbridge, 1 00 



Best Cabbages, H. H Peck, Sheffield, 2 00 



2d do., Joseph Ramsey, Egremont, 1 00 



Best Peppers, A. F. Fargo, Great Barrington, 1 00 



Best Beans, E. C. Ticknor, Alford, 2 00 



2d do., S. B. Cone, Lee, 1 00 



Best Tomatoes. W. W. Hollenbeck, Great Barrington. 1 00 



A. Bradley, Committee, 



HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.— 1st Division. 



Whole number of entries, 28, viz: White Flannel, 1; Rag Carpeting, 10; 

 Hearth Rugs, 14 ; Lap Robes, 3. 



Best aud only piece While Flannel, Mrs. Wm. I. Walker, Great Barriugton. $3 00 



Best piece Rag Carpet, Mrs. A. Harris, West Stockbridge. 6 00 



2d do,, Mrs. T. H. Spencer, West Stockbridge, 5 00 



3d do., Miss Mary Muneon, Sheffield, 4 00 



4th do., Mrs. P. G. Comstock, West Stockbridge. 3 00 



5th do., Mrs. Albert Gardner, New Marlboro, 2 00 



6th do., Mrs. Mary Loom, Monterey, 1 00 



Best Lap Robe, Mrs. Benjamin Powell, Great Barrington, 3 00 



2d do., Miss A. A. Bidwell, Monterey, 2 00 



3d do., Afghan, Mrs. M. \Y. Butler, Lenox, 1 00 



Best Hearth Rug. Mrs. B. M. Walker, Great Barriugton. 3 00 



2d do , Mrs. A. C. Butler, Leuox, 2 00 



3d do., Mrs. A. M. Kane, Lee, 1 00 



As there was but one piece white flannel, and that a choice piece, the com- 

 mittee take pleasure in awarding it the first premium. On hearth rugs the com- 

 mittee are limited to three premiums, aud with fourteen entries the committee 

 could not give premiums on many that were worthy of it. 



E. W. McLean. i 



Mrs. S. M. Cooper, > Committee. 



Mrs. H. Garfield, ) 



