Vegetables, 



Whole numl)er of entries, 108. Display of Garden Vegetables, 4; Potatoes, 

 six or more varieties, 6; Single varieties of Potatoes, 18; Beets, 6; Cabbages, 

 12: Melons, 13; Onions, 3; Squashes, 11; Tomatoes, 8; Cauliflower, 6; Celery, 

 2; Turnips, 8; Pumpkins, 3; Miscellaneous, 14. 



Best displav of Garden Vegetables. Seneca Nodine, Great Bari-inarton, 



2d do. Mrs. Porter Smith. Sheffield, 



3d do. H. C. Byington. Stockbrid^e. 



Discretionary. Martin Gibbons, Great Barrin^ton. 

 Best display of Potatoes, six varieties or more, Fred. M. Ford. Sheffield. 



2d do. W. J. Clark. Sheffield. 



3d do. X. B. Turner. Great Barrinjrton. 

 Best sinsrle variety of Potatoes. Charles E. Spurr, Sheffield. 



2d do. Cyrus French. Sheffield. 



3d do. B. F. Clark. Great Barrin^jton, 

 Best Beets. C. H. Holmes, Great Barrington. 



2d do, P. Miffnerey. Great Barrinjjton. 

 Best Cabbages. Dwi^lit Board man. Sheffield. 



2d do. Louis Schneider. Sheffield. 

 Best Melons, Louis Schneider, Sheffield. 



2d do, Jerdon Vosbur^h. Sheffield. 

 Best Onions, W. C. French, West Stockbrid^e. 



2d do. A. W. Warner. (4reat Barrinfjton. 

 Best Squashes. H. C. Cande. Sheffield, 



2d do, H. M. Bream, Lenox. 

 Best Tomatoes. George S. Dav. Great Barring:ton. 



2d do, E. W. Rhoades, Ne*w Marlboro, 



DISCRETIONARY. 



Squashes, Louis Schneider. Sheffield. 



S(|uashes, E. B Standard. New Marlboro. 



Cauliflower, L. J. Milhgran, Alford. 



Celery, H. J. Dings, Great Barring^ton. 



Turnips, Louis Schneider. Sheffield. 



Pumpkins. William H. Hubbard. 



Pumpkins. John Casey. Sheffield, 



Parsnips. L. T. Osborne. Alford. 



Peppers. B. X. Clark. Sheffield. 



Citron, J. H. Cande. Sheffield, 



Carrots. E. F. Searles. Great Barrington. 



R. H. RACE. / 



C. F. POST, -Committee. 



E. LUMBERT. \ 



Household Manufactures. 



First Division. 



Whole number of entries, 31. Carpets, 11; Rugs, 20. 



Best 20 yards of Rag: Carpeting:. Miss L. E. Lindsev. Sheffield, $5 00 



2d do, Mrs. Walter Rote, Xew Marlboro. 4 00 



3d do, Mrs. W. H. Snow. Becket, 3 00 



Jth do, Mrs. Mary Hussev, Great Barrington. 2 00 



5th do, Mrs. F. W. Kinysley, Pittsfield, 1 00 



Best Hearth Rug, Miss Martha French, Sheffield, 4 00 



2(1 d<j, Mrs. R. H. Bradtord. Egremont, 3 00 



3d do. Mrs. Carrie Chapin, Sheffield, 2 00 



Jth do, .Mrs. Francis Crosiei', Washington. 1 00 



DISCRETION A KY — CARPETS. 



]SIrs. H. Goixlhind, Great Barrington, 1 00 



RUGS. 



Mrs. Charles Dewey. Sheffield, 1 00 



Mrs. George M. Beach, Otis. 1 00 



Mrs. Eliza A. Kenyon, Otis, 1 00 



Mrs. Egbert Shook, Sheffield. 1 OO 



Mrs. W. L Walker, Great Barrington, 1 00' 



Mrs. Elizabeth H. Sabin, Great Barringtt)n, 1 00 



Mrs. E. Ward. Xew Marlboro. 1 00' 



Mrs. Richard Beebe. Alford. 1 00- 



:Mrs. F. E Hrown. West Stockbridge. 1 00' 



(4. F. PRINDLE. Committee. 

 Second Division. 



Whole numl>er of entries, 30. Afghans, 8; Woolen Hose or Mittens. 14;: 

 Silk Ho.se or Mittens, 4, Cotton Hose or Mittens, 4. 



Best Afghan or Lap Robe. Jennie Andrews. Sheffield. $3 00 



2d do, Miss :May Fassett. (ireat Barrington. 2 00 



3d do. Miss M. B. Baldwin, Egremont, 1 00 



Best pair of Woolen Hose or Mittens, Mrs. J. X. Warner, Sheffield, 2 00' 



2d do, Mary Bey, Great Barrington, 1 00 



Best pair of Silk Hose or Mittens. Mrs. W. H. Burgett, Egremont. 2 00 



2d do. Miss Ora Snow, Becket. 1 00 



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