Best bushel of White Benns. E. L. Heath, Stockbridye. $2 00 



2d do. M. V. Th<)iiii)S()ii. Monterey, 1 00 



Best Bushel of Seed liuekwheat, S. Nodine, 2 00 



2d do, G. F. Bradford, K^remont, 1 00 



Committee— MARTIN FINAGHTY, Lenox. 



Vegetables. 



Whole number of entries, 162. Display of Garden Vegetables, 5 ; dis- 

 pla}- of Potates, 18; single variety Potatoes, 16; Beets, 11; Cabbages, 9; 

 Melons, 8; Onions, 12; Squashes, 19; Tomatoes, 8; Cauliflower, i ; Celery, 

 2 ; Turnips, 11 ; Pumpkins, 6; Miscellaneous, 20. 



Greatest and best display of Garden Vei^etables J. C. Busby, Monterey, 



2d do. S. Nodine, Great Barrinjrton, 



3d do, Louis Schneider, Sheffield, 

 Best display of Potatoes. J. B Huj?j2:ins. Sheffield, 



2d do, F. H. Wright. Great Barrington, 



3d do. W. J. Clark. Sheffield. 

 Best single variety of Potatoes. W. M. Ford, Stockbridge. 



2d do, Louis Keefe, Alford, 



3d do, N. B. Turner, Great Barrington. 

 Best Beets, Louis Keefe, Alford. 



2d do. Z. A. Rhoades, New Marlboro. 

 Best Cabbages, George E. Ploss. Egremont, 



2d do, Joseph Ramsey. North Egremont. 

 Best Melons, L. M. Busby, Monterey. 



2d do, Betsey Schneider, Sheffield, 

 Best Onions, L. H. Boardman, Sheffield, 



2d do, George E. Ploss. Egremont, 

 Best Squashes, John Devarnnee, 



2d do, H D. Cone. Housatonic, 

 Best Tomatoes, W. 1. Walker. 



2d do, F. N. Kellogg. Sheffield, 



DISCRETIONARY. 



1Best specimen of Turnips, Arthur Gleason, Monterey, 

 Pumpkins. James Murray, New Marlboro, 

 Mrs. Howard Ackerman, 

 C. H. Holmes. 



• Citrons. L. M. Busby, Monterey, 

 Peppers, M. V. Thompson, 

 Radishes. L M. Busby. Monterey, 

 Citrons, C. F. Post, Alford, 



Committee— MARTIN FINAGATY, 



Household Manufactures. 



First Division— Carpets and Rugs. 



Best Rasi Carpet, not less than 20 yaids, Mrs. W. H. Brown. Housatonic, 



2d do. Mrs. Scott Huntley, Great Barrington, 



3d do, Mrs C. E Lynch, Stockbridge, 



4th do, Mrs William Abbott. Lee. 



5th do, Mrs. H. Goodhind. Housatonic. 

 Best Hearth Rug, Mrs W. I. Walker, 



2d do, Mrs. Jane Gr ffith. Sheffield. 



3d do. Mrs. L. S. Parsons, Sheffield, 



4th do, Mrs. R. II. Bradford, South Egremont, 



DISCRKTIONARY— RAG CARPET. 



Mrs. D. W. Manvel, Sheffield, 

 Mrs. K. M. Langdon, Lee, 



DISCRETIONARY — RUGS. 



Mrs. Mary Roberts. Great Barrington, 1 00 



Mrs. Frederick Abbey, (ireat Barrington, 1 00 



Mrs. St' phen Haldwin, North Egremont, • 100 



Mrs. Eliza Kenyon. Otis. 1 00 



Mrs. E. L. Van Deusen. Sheffield, 1 00 



Mrs. John C. Smith. Sheffield, 1 00 



Mrs. Jennie Crosby, New Marlboro, 1 00 



Mrs. E. M. Langdon, Lee, 1 00 



MRS. H. W. PALMER, New Marlboro, ) 



MRS. FLINT E. SMITH. Sheffield, V Committee. 



MRS. C. G. SMITH, New Marlboro, ) 



Second Division— Afghans, Hose and Mittens. 



Whole number of entries, 23. Afghan or Lap Robes, 7 ; Woolen Hose 



or Mittens, 2 ; Cotton Hose or Mittens, i ; Miscellaneous, 2. 



Best Afghan or Lap Robe. Mrs. Martha French, Sheflfield, $3 00 



2d do, Miss Hattie E. Clark, Sheffield, :.' 00 



3d do, Mrs C O, Dewey. Sheffield, 1 00 



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