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PLOWING. 



GRATUITIES. 



Charles Brigham, Fitchburg, barn-yard fowls, $1,00 



Edwin Monroe, Fitchburg, barn-yard fowls, ,75 



Lilley B. Caswell, Fitchburg, chickens, ,75 



Mary Miles, Westminster, chickens, ,75 



L. J. Brown, Fitchburg, Chinese fowls, ,50 



L. Stockwell, Fitchburg, turkey, ,50 



Edwin Monroe, Fitchburg, doves, ,25 



Aubrey Stockwell, Fitchburg, fowls, ,25 



Herbert Goodrich, Fitchburg, fowls, ,25 



WM. WOODBURY, Chairman. 



PLOWING— HORSE TEAMS. 



The Committee on Plowing with horse teams, report 

 as follows : 



1st, to James P. Putnam, of Fitchburg, $7,00 



2d, to Edwin D. Works, of Fitchburg, 5,00 



The plowmen worked well. If they had changed 

 lands the premiums in all probability would have 

 been changed. 



E. D. Works' horses were the lightest, and in my opin- 

 ion the best for farmers to keep. They will consume 

 less food and do the work on a farm just as well. 



JOHN BROOKS, Acting Chairman. 



