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By the Committee on Grain
Benjamin Green of Gorham - for the best two acres of wheat, 35 32-60 per acre Joseph Sage of Bloomfield - for the best two acres of Indian corn, 115 7-56 per acre John Hobart of Middlesex - for the second best, 110 26-56 Lemuel Morse of Gorham - for the two best acres of barley, 40 bu per acre Payne K. Leach of Bloomfield - for the best two acres of oats, 106 bu. Baise Baker of Bloomfield - for the second best Abner Adams, Timothy Buell, Oliver Ross - committee By the Committee on Ploughing
John Brocklebank of Canandaigua - the
owner of the ox team which ploughed an acre best within an hour and a
half
Daniel Clark of Gorham - owner of the second best Joseph Willson of Gorham - owner of the third best Moses Atwater, Wm. Clark, Jr., Lemuel Morse, Moses Fairchild, committee By the Committee on Horses
Edward Sawyer of Canandaigua - for the
best stud horse kept within the county 6 months preceding the exhibition
John Kishler of Seneca - for the best stud horse raised and owned in the county Rev. Aaron C. Collins of Bloomfield - for the best pair of matched horses not over five years old; raised in the county Joshua Tuffs of Gorham, for the best mare with a colt, one year old past; raised in the county Nathaniel Allen, S. Greenleaf, Jasper Parish, committee By the Committee on Cattle
Joshua Phillips of Bristol - for the
best
bull over two and not exceeding five years old
John Morse of Gorham - for the second best Augustin Humphrey of Bloomfield - for the best pair of three-year-old steers Thomas H. Kellogg of Bloomfield - for the next best Thaddeus Remington of Canandaigua - for the next best George A. Wheeler of Bloomfield - for the best cow and calf Gideon Pitts of Richmond - for the second best William Clark, Jr., of Italy - for the next best George Cayward of Seneca - for the best yoke of working oxen Moses Atwater of Canandaigua - for the 2d best George Gooding of Canandaigua - for the third best George Cayward of Seneca - for the best ram; reference to carcass Heman Chapin of Bloomfield - for the best fleeced ram Samuel North of Bloomfield - for the best six ewes; reference to fleece J. W. Hallett, Noah Ashley, George Codding, Wm. Ottley, John Scoon, committee By the Committee on Swine
Nicholas G. Chesebro of Canandaigua -
for
the best sow and pigs
Harvey Steele of Canandaigua - for the next best Payne K. Leach, Irving Metcalf, Martin Harris, committee By the Committee on Butter
Wm. Gorham of Canandaigua - for the
best firkin of butter not less than 50 lbs.
Noah Ashley of Richmond - for the next best Ira Pixley of Bloomfield - for the next best The committee would further state that the number of competitors this year is greater than at any former exhibition, and the quality of the whole is very good. They have, therefore, had a difficult task to decide where the merit of all is so nearly equal. Istael Chapin, Silas Reed, Walter Hubbell, committee By the Committee on Woolens
Benjamin Goss of Bloomfield - for the
best 20 yards of woolen cloth
Heman Chapin of Bloomfield - for the next best John Steele of Bloomfield - for the next best Robert W. Pierce of Bloomfield - for the best 20 yds. of flannel Ira Pixley of Bloomfield - for the next best Israel North of Bloomfield - for the third best Julius Adams of Bloomfield - for the 4th best Payne K. Leach of Bloomfield - for the 20 yds. worsted cloth or bombazette for women's wear Seth Jones of Bristol - for the next best Robert Taft of Bloomfield - for the next best Wm. Ottley of Phelps - for the best 15 yds. of pressed flannel for women's wear Benjamin Goss of Bloomfield - for the next best Alanson Clark of Gorham - for the next best Martin Harris of Palmyra - for the best pair of rose blankets Pardon Arnold of Farmington - for the next best Silas Reed of Richmond - for the next best Ebenezer Hale, I. Evertson, John Dickson, committee By the Committee on Linens
Martin Harris of Palmyra - for the best
20 yds. of bleached linen, 7-8 wide
Martin Harris of Palmyra - for the next best 20 yds Timothy Buell of Bloomfield - for the next best David Gould of Bloomfield - for the next best Chapin Taft of Bloomfield - for the next best Royal Wheelock of Bloomfield - for the best 15 yds. linen diaper, 9-8 wide Gideon Pitts of Richmond - for the next best Payne K. Leach of Richmond - for the next. 5-8 wide Richmond Pitts of Richmond - for the next best Richard Wells, Ira Pixley, committee By the Committee on Straw Bonnets and
Worsted Stockings
Miss Minerva Norton of Bloomfield - for
the best grass bonnet, in imitation of Leghorn
Miss Martha Paddleford of Canandaigua - for the next best Miss Ruth Peck of Bloomfield - for the best straw bonnet Miss Alva Newton of Bloomfield - for a down bonnet Mrs. Ludin Blodget of Gorham - for the four best pairs of worsted stockings Mrs. Wm. Ottley of Phelps - for the next best Mrs. Martha Norton of Bloomfield - for the four best pair woolen stockings J. D. Bemis, B. H. Hitchcock, Joel Steele, committee By the Committee on Coverlets and Carpets
Holloway Hayward of Canandaigua - for
the
best 20 yds. carpet
Ira Pixley of Bloomfield - for the next best Henry Chapin of Hopewell - for the next best Pardon Arnold of Farmington - for the best cotton and woolen coverlet Heman Chapin of Bloomfield - for the next best Jonathan Hawley, Wm. T. Codding, R. Wilcox, committee By the Committee on Family Manufactures
Seth Jones of Bristol - his being the
family which manufactured the greatest quantity of useful articles
within itself since the last anniversary, and by females, from wool,
flax, cotton,
hemp and tow
Payne K. Leach of Bloomfield - for the next greatest David Gould of Bloomfield - for the next Irving Metcalf of Gorham - for the next Miss Ann Cooley of Canandaigua - for 2 shawls and reticule of fine worsted Daughters of James Howland of Manchester - for extraordinary industry John Gregg of Palmyra - for an improved plough Joseph Canfield of Canandaigua - for an improved winnowing machine Nathaniel Jacob, Francis Granger, Peter Mitchell, committee |
$ 10.00 8.00 5.00 8.00 6.00 3.00 8.00 6.00 4.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 6.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 8.00 5.00 3.00 10.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 7.00 5.00 3.00 9.00 7.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 4.00 3.00 7.00 5.00 4.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 7.00 5.00 3.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 4.00 2.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 3.00 6.00 4.00 4.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 8.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 3.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 |
We give a list of the premiums awarded to persons residing in this
and the adjoining towns.
For the 2d best pair of matched horses, $3, J. P. Mansfield, Seneca.For the best three year old colt, $5, George Forden, Seneca.
For the best two year old colt, $5, T. W. Hall, Seneca.
For the 2d best two year old colt, $3, A. M. Bush, Hopewell.
For the 3d best two year old colt, vol. trans., P. W. Dickey, Phelps.
For the best one year old colt, $3, E. Blodget, Gorham.
For the best bull over two years old, $7, Benj. Green, Gorham.
For the best yoke of working oxen, $7, J. N. Gurnsey, Gorham.
For the best Saxon ram, $5, S. Henry, Gorham.
For the 2d best Saxon ram, $3, Chester Osburn, Gorham.
For the 2d best merino ram, $3, Geo. Brown, Phelps.
For the best 6 merino ewes, $5, Geo. Brown, Phelps.
To the persons over 18 years of age, plowing one fourth of an acre best, within an hour and a half;
$5 to H. B. Waugh, Gorham, with Buckeye plough; $4 to Henry Howard, Canandaigua (Buckeye plough); $3 to Isaac M. Hart, Gorham, (Livingston); $2 to George Jackson, Seneca, (Buckeye).For six best bunches of foreign grapes, $2, to J. W. Clark, Naples.
For a feed cutter, $4, G. Catchpole, Seneca.
Canandaigua, Oct. 11th, 1848Best woolen coverlid - Mrs. S. C. Hicks, Canandaigua; $1
Best coverlid (not woolen) - Mrs. E. Sheldon, Canandaigua; $1
Best quilt - Mr. John Bell, Gorham; 75 cts
Embroidered bedspread - Mrs. J. Dewey, Manchester; $1.50
Woolen coverlod - Mr. John Bell, Gorham; $1
Bed quilt - Mr. Wm. Degraff, Gorham; 75 cts
Silk pieced bedspread - Miss M. Daily, Canandaigua; $1
White bed quilt - Miss P. Sutherland, Canandaigua; 75 cts
Bed quilt - Mr. E. N. Hall, Seneca; 75 cts
Bed quilt - Miss J. H. Beattie, Seneca; 75 cts
Bed quilt - Miss J. H. Beattie, Seneca; 75 cts
Bed quilt - Miss M. Dailey, Canandaigua; 75 cts
Linen sheeting, bleached - Mr. H. Boyd, Phelps; $1
Bunch white woolen yarn - Mrs. A. W. Ingraham, Bristol; 50 cts
Bunch woolen yarn, assorted colors - Mrs. B. Bradley, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Lot white woolen stockings - Miss E. B. Gauss, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Lot woolen stockings, assorted - Mr. G. Gates, Hopewell; 50 cts
Mixed stockings - Miss M. Bemis, Canandaigua; 25 cts
Lot maple sugar - Mr. B. Gauss, East Bloomfield; 75 cts
Fancy chair, 2 silk bags, 3 silk purses, bead purse, embroidered work basket, embroidered cap, embroidered slippers, embroidered suspenders, 3 lamp mats - Miss Francis Patten, Canandaigua; (These articles, the work of a young lady under 13 years of age; the committee award high praise, and a premium of $3)
Beautiful specimen mould candles, Mrs. H. Howard, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Box artificial rabbits - Mr. E. A. North, East Bloomfield; 25 cts
Maltese muff - Miss R. Bell, Gorham; 50 cts
Satin work box - Miss H. E. Rice, East Bloomfield; $1
Shell watch case - Mrs.Wm. Bradley, East Bloomfield; $1.50
Lamp mat - Miss J. Pierson, Canandaigua; $1
Lot bead purses - Miss L. J. Gauss, East Bloomfield; 60 cts
White woolen stockings - Miss C. Jacobs, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Miniatures - Miss A. Jeffrey, Canandaigua; 75 cts
Daguerreotypes - Mr. M. Finley, Canandaigua; $1
Peacock broom - Miss C. Cost, Phelps; 50 cts
Peacock broom - Miss P. Sutherland, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Straw bonnet - Miss C. Jacobs, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Lady's worked cape - Mr. N. G. Chesebro, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Lady's worked collar - Mr. Thomas Hall, Canandaigua; 25 cts
Knit wrappers - Mr. N. G. Chesebro, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Worked collar - Mrs. M. Humphrey, Victor; 25 cts
Worked cape - Mrs. M. Humphrey, Victor; 50 cts
Lamp map - Miss Mary Bemis, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Silk card case - Miss P. Sutherland, Canandaigua; $1
Embroidered pin cushion - Miss M. Bemis, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Embroidered h'dk'kf - Miss M. Bemis, Canandaigua; 25 cts
Glass lamp shade - Miss M. Dailey, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Worked cape - Miss C. Cobb, Canandaigua; 25 cts
Lamp mat - Mrs. Wm. Bradley, East Bloomfield; 75 cts
Child's dress - Miss C. Jacobs, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Child's dress - Miss C. Jacobs, Canandaigua; 50 cts
Ottoman cover - Mrs. A. S. Sutherland, Canandaigua; $1
Pair woolen leggins - Mrs. Wm. Bradley, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Quilt - Mr. E. A. Hall, Seneca; 75 cts
Quilt - Mr. E. A. Hall, Seneca; 75 cts
Coverlid - Mrs. M. Barron, Seneca; $1
Coverlid - Mrs. A. W. Ingraham, Bristol; $1
Quilt - Mr. F. J. Hicks, Bristol; 50 cts
Cotton and woolen coverlid - Mr. A. W. Ingraham, Bristol; 50 cts
Quilt - Miss C. Jacobs, Canandaigua; $1
Coverlid - Mr. E. Gates, Hopewell; 75 cts
Coverlid - Mr. E. Gates, Hopewell; 75 cts
Bunch woolen yarn - Mr. C. Gates, Hopewell; 50 cts
Bunch woolen yarn - Mrs. L. M. North, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Bunch woolen yarn - Mr. David Pickett, Gorham; 50 cts
Stockings - Miss E. B. Gauss, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Woolen stockings - Mrs. B. Bradley, East Bloomfield; 50 cts
Lot bead bags - Mr. J. J. Cobb, Phelps; 50 cts
Z. Barton Stout
J. Buell
E. G. Marshall,
Committee
| Best single horse, first premium to John S.
King, Geneva Best 3-year-old stud colt; Marvin Cline, Phelps Best 3-year-old mare colt; O. H. Henry, Manchester 2d best 3-year-old mare colt; H. F. Knapp, Hopewell Best three-year-old gelding; S. B. Cole, Phelps 2d best two-year-old gelding, A. A. Post, Seneca Best Durham bull over 3 years; Cooper Sayre, Phelps Best Devon bull over 3 years; Wm. Johnson, Seneca Best Devon bull under 3 years; S. Burtis, Phelps Best bull calf; S. Burtis, Phelps Best Devon Cow; E. Ottley, Phelps Best Heifer under 3 years; E. Ottley, Phelps 2d best one-year-old; S. Burtis, Phelps 2d best bull under three years; D. L. Kirtland, Phelps 3d best bull under three years; J & H Latting, Manchester Best pair of 3-year-old steers, broke; K. King, Phelps 3d best pair of 3-year-old steers, broke; W. Ottley, Phelps Best bull calf; C. Sayre, Phelps Best pair 1-year-old steers; W. P. Ottley, Phelps 2d best grade cow; C. Sayre, Phelps 3d best grade cow; K. King, Phelps Best boar; S. S. Sawyer, Manchester 2d best boar; G. W. Freshour, Hopewell Patent shifting carriage; D. W. Baird, Geneva Open Trotting Buggy; D. W. Baird, Geneva Best Plow, for single team; Anson Titus, Phelps Best Plow, for double team; Anson Titus, Phelps Best Reaper, Atkins self-raking; H. D. Bennett, Geneva For greatest skill in riding and managing a horse; 1st Premium - Miss Converse, Bristol; Ladies Riding Habit 2d Premium; Miss Thorn, Geneva; Collar and Undersleeves 3d Premium; Miss Taylor, Bristol; Collar and Undersleeves 4th Premium; Miss M. L. Case, Bristol; Embroidered Handkerchief |
$ 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 Vol. Trans. 5.00 Vol. Trans. 5.00 5.00 3.00 V. T. 5.00 3.00 5.00 2.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 |